The Chas. C. Hart Seed Company offers a wide variety of choices for displaying your seed. Here we have listed the two parts to a display. The panels which hold the seed and the frames that hold the panels. If you are in need of assembly instructions for our various displays you can view/download them by clicking on the name of each frame.
Panels
Common Panels:
M Panel: 8 Rows of 6 pockets (think Medium). 48 pockets total.
S Panel: 3 Rows of 6 pockets (think Small). 18 pockets total.
M Panel S Panel
Less used:
B Panel: 8 rows of 6 pockets. These panels are thicker than an M Panel, but the same height and all metal. Recommend larger quantities of seeds as they do not hold the seed as well in small quantities. 48 pockets total.
C Panel: 7 rows of 6 pockets. All cardboard and typically used for small orders or heritage displays. 40 pockets total.
1/2 C Panel: 7 rows of 3 pockets. Again, all cardboard. 2 of these are stapled together to assemble a C Panel but they can be used on their own. 20 pockets total.
12 Pocket Counter: 3 rows of 4 pockets. An all-cardboard counter display that is commonly used for small stand-alone assortments of herbs and Italian favorites. Great for those impulse sales right at the register.
4 Pocket Counter: 1 row of 4 pockets. A small, all-cardboard counter display most commonly used for the Catgrass, and 2-Cat assortments.
B Panel C Panel 1/2 C Panel
12 Pocket Counter 4 Pocket Counter
Frames
Common Frames:
2R : 2-sided spinner, can hold M Panels (not recommended for B Panels) and has casters.
Assembly Instructions 3R: 3-sided spinner, can hold M Panels (not recommended for B Panels) and has casters.
Assembly Instructions 4R: 4-sided spinner, can hold M Panels (not recommended for B Panels) and has casters.
Assembly Instructions[ S type: Holds 1 M or B Panel on top and an S Panel on the bottom and was designed to phase out the 2I frame when used as a pair. Far more sturdy than the 2I, this frame hooks the panels in to prevent them from tipping out.
Assembly Instructions Cardboard Base: Used to hold a single M or C Panel.
Less common:
2I: Holds 2 panels side by side on the top and 2 supply boxes on a basket underneath. It was only designed to hold M panels on top but can hold B Panels if (significant) support is given behind the display. The basket underneath can easily hold 2 S Panels but the top row is difficult to see. This frame does not have casters and is known to have issues with tipping over.
B with Legs: Exactly what it sounds like; a B Panel that has metal legs attached. The best way B panels work.
In the past Hart Seed has offered other methods to display our seed. While we no longer offer these to customers, you can take a look at them here.