Need to know how you place your wand holders. Foam brush, high pressure, and triple foam. How many feet off the floor? Does the high pressure handle angle toward the meter or away from it, how many feet from end of bay do you mount triple foam and foam brush holders, ect. Thanks for you help.
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Need help on location of wand holders.
- Thread starter APW
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Not sure of height but HP is typically mounted meter side all gun holders angled towards center (this is assuming that you have meters in the end columns). You don't want a person to get soaked feet while standing at the meter.
Foam brush and triple foam are usually mounted on the opposing wall. The foam brush is usually closest to the meter
I've never seen it this way but for marketing purposes I guess you could mount the triple foam gun on the opposing wall closest to the meter. This would force the customer to notice it as they walked by it to get to the brush, or when they take a trip around the rotary dial they'll see product coming out of it. This might increase triple foam usage. IMO They're gonna find the brush.
Foam brush and triple foam are usually mounted on the opposing wall. The foam brush is usually closest to the meter
I've never seen it this way but for marketing purposes I guess you could mount the triple foam gun on the opposing wall closest to the meter. This would force the customer to notice it as they walked by it to get to the brush, or when they take a trip around the rotary dial they'll see product coming out of it. This might increase triple foam usage. IMO They're gonna find the brush.
MEP001
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That's how I set it up, and it seemed to work. Customers have no trouble finding the separate gun when they select the tri-foam.
In my opinion, the gun holders should point toward the "proper" entrance of the bay. If a customer snage the hose with their mirror as they pull in or out, the gun will just fall on the ground. If the holders are pointing the other way, it may break either the gun or their mirror.
