Crémaillère

13:55 Jul 3, 2016
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French to English translations [PRO]
Marketing - Marketing / Market Research / In-store displays
French term or phrase: Crémaillère
I am translating specifications (cahier des charges) for in-store displays. This is a luxury beauty store which allows the beauty brands it stocks to produce and install (cardboard) displays, but in accordance with a range of detailed guidelines.

This appears in a list of parts of a particular kind of display:

- Fronton
- Joues
- Plateau étagère
- 1 Crémaillère (G2005) : carte idéalement pelliculée + aimant au dos
2 Fonds d’étagères (G90): carte pelliculée au minimum + double-face repositionnable au dos
- Grand Réducteur de Stock [SEE MY OTHER KUDOZ POST ON THIS]


Thanks for any ideas you can give.
Clare Hogg
Spain
Local time: 21:34


Summary of answers provided
3rack (and pinion)
ormiston
3slotted (shelving) post
Yolanda Broad


  

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rack (and pinion)


Explanation:
It's a shelving system

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slotted (shelving) post


Explanation:
The crémaillère is the vertical post into which the bracket supporting the shelf itself is inserted. See, for instance, http://element-system.com/fr/etageres-murales/cremailleres-e...

For images of the item itself, see https://www.google.com/#q=slotted shelving post bracket

(We've used that kind of shelving for years in our successive homes)

Yolanda Broad
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