Why this display basket earns its place
The D8873 divides a 360 × 200 mm footprint into three compartments and rakes the whole thing forward — the rear sits 50 mm higher than the front. That tilt is the point of it. A flat basket on a counter shows a customer the top edge of what is inside; a raked one shows the face, so packets and bars stand and present themselves instead of lying down out of sight.
Three compartments turn one basket into three lines. On a counter that means crisps, bars and nuts kept separate without three holders taking three separate footprints, and staff restocking a column at a time rather than sorting through a mixed pile. The rake helps as stock goes down, too: the last few items in a tilted compartment still sit up at the front, where a flat tray lets them slide to the back and read as empty long before they are.
Chrome plating keeps it bright under counter lighting and wipes down between fills, which matters on an impulse display customers reach into all day. At 360 × 200 mm it takes a narrow strip of counter — a sensible shape next to a till, where depth is usually the thing you have least of.
