Grocery store shelves are shelves used to display and store fruits, vegetables and other fresh products. These aisles are usually found in supermarkets, markets or specialty grocery stores. The design of grocery store shelves focuses on factors such as maintaining the freshness of products, providing easy access to customers and making an attractive presentation. Here are the basic features of grocery stores:

1. Keeping Fresh : The design of grocery store shelves is important to preserve the freshness of fruits and vegetables. Factors such as air circulation and proper temperature and humidity control help products stay fresher for longer.

2. Visibility and Access : The layout and height of the aisles are important so that customers can easily look at and select products. Shelf spacing should be wide and products should be easily accessible.

3. Hygiene and Cleanliness : Grocery store shelves should be designed in accordance with food safety standards and should be easily cleaned. A hygienic environment ensures customers' trust and maintains the quality of products.

4. Durability : The building materials of the shelves must be durable enough to bear the weight of the products. Fruits and vegetables in particular can vary in weight, so having a solid structure is important.

5. Modularity : Grocery store shelves should have appropriate modularity to display fruits and vegetables of different sizes. Adjustable shelves or using baskets of different sizes allows more effective use of storage space.

6. Aesthetics : Having a stylish design of the aisles attracts customers' attention and positively affects the shopping experience. Factors such as color selection, arrangement and lighting can increase the visual appeal of aisles.

7. Environmentally Friendly : If possible, it is preferred that grocery aisles are made of environmentally friendly materials. Using recyclable materials or using energy-efficient lighting systems can reduce environmental impact.

Grocery store shelves should be designed in accordance with the needs of the business and customer expectations. Factors such as freshness, visibility, hygiene, durability and aesthetics are important for a successful grocery store.