Creative Magnetic Systems
Re-facing Magnetic System (RMS)
Prepared for Albertson’s
Tom Timmons | CMS
951-595-9060
Finally! - An answer to your in-store pop
problems.
Developed as a print solution for menu boards,
the “Re-facing Magnetic System” (RMS), has been
successfully vetted for 10+ years.
Current Albertson’s signage; printed on rigid board
material, shipped flat in oversize cartons, suspended by
hooks and magnets.
Albertson’s current overhead signage system awaiting new signage. Hooks are
tied/connected to pipes in open air ceiling configurations. New signage will have
to be hung by using ladders and lifts to reach the hooks.
The RMS/Lift: Cuts merchandising costs, eliminates rigid board and oversize freight
costs, improves safety by eliminating ladders and lifts to change signage, saves time
changing signage.
RMS Utility
Rigid board materials are more susceptible to
getting damaged in transit and install. Pack out to
insure quality is costly.
Rigid board display freight, can cost as much
as the display itself.
Rigid board displays have tremendous pack
out and freight costs.
The RMS Profit Wedge
Cost grid showing one year savings on nine
merchandising change-outs.
Retractable Ceiling Signage, Walls, Displays,
All Merchandising Benefits with RMS!
Magnetic Snap Caps Eliminate:
Grommets, sewing, D-tape, thumb screws, etc.
Convert rigid board graphics, to the Re-Facing Magnetic
System (RMS), that can roll and ship in tubes. Huge
freight savings!
Replace big box rigid board material with
inexpensive/easy to ship tubes of re-facing
graphics.
Conclusion
RMS Platform Highlights:
• Originally developed as a menu board system for Jack-in-the-Box. (Still in use by all
restaurants.)
• Once implemented, eliminates rigid board material and reduces shipping costs.
• Creates multi-purpose utility when integrated into the merchandising structure of any
retailer.
• Simple assembly!
• Pack Out/Fulfillment –Cost consolidation and savings.
• Shipping-Cost savings with tubes vs. oversize cartons.
• Time/Labor-Efficiencies in the field with ease of installation.
• Cost studies have shown 70%-90% savings when above factors are taken into
consideration.

Grocery RMS Presentation 12272017

  • 1.
    Creative Magnetic Systems Re-facingMagnetic System (RMS) Prepared for Albertson’s Tom Timmons | CMS 951-595-9060
  • 2.
    Finally! - Ananswer to your in-store pop problems.
  • 3.
    Developed as aprint solution for menu boards, the “Re-facing Magnetic System” (RMS), has been successfully vetted for 10+ years.
  • 4.
    Current Albertson’s signage;printed on rigid board material, shipped flat in oversize cartons, suspended by hooks and magnets.
  • 5.
    Albertson’s current overheadsignage system awaiting new signage. Hooks are tied/connected to pipes in open air ceiling configurations. New signage will have to be hung by using ladders and lifts to reach the hooks.
  • 6.
    The RMS/Lift: Cutsmerchandising costs, eliminates rigid board and oversize freight costs, improves safety by eliminating ladders and lifts to change signage, saves time changing signage.
  • 7.
  • 8.
    Rigid board materialsare more susceptible to getting damaged in transit and install. Pack out to insure quality is costly.
  • 9.
    Rigid board displayfreight, can cost as much as the display itself.
  • 10.
    Rigid board displayshave tremendous pack out and freight costs.
  • 11.
  • 12.
    Cost grid showingone year savings on nine merchandising change-outs.
  • 13.
    Retractable Ceiling Signage,Walls, Displays, All Merchandising Benefits with RMS!
  • 14.
    Magnetic Snap CapsEliminate: Grommets, sewing, D-tape, thumb screws, etc.
  • 15.
    Convert rigid boardgraphics, to the Re-Facing Magnetic System (RMS), that can roll and ship in tubes. Huge freight savings!
  • 16.
    Replace big boxrigid board material with inexpensive/easy to ship tubes of re-facing graphics.
  • 17.
    Conclusion RMS Platform Highlights: •Originally developed as a menu board system for Jack-in-the-Box. (Still in use by all restaurants.) • Once implemented, eliminates rigid board material and reduces shipping costs. • Creates multi-purpose utility when integrated into the merchandising structure of any retailer. • Simple assembly! • Pack Out/Fulfillment –Cost consolidation and savings. • Shipping-Cost savings with tubes vs. oversize cartons. • Time/Labor-Efficiencies in the field with ease of installation. • Cost studies have shown 70%-90% savings when above factors are taken into consideration.