What does SF stand for in store planning?

• A. Special Fixture
• B. Store Fixture
• C. Shelf Fixture
• D. Special Fixture ordered on ePOP

Answer: (D)

In store planning, SF denotes a Special Fixture—something non-standard that is created for a specific display or promotion rather than a regular, standard fixture. The addition “ordered on ePOP” shows how these are procured: through the electronic POP ordering system, which coordinates the design, approval, and delivery of the unique fixture. This distinction matters because it flags that the display isn’t part of the routine assortment and requires a separate process for planning, funding, and installation. Standard store fixtures or shelf fixtures refer to common setups and don’t imply the custom, promo-focused aspect or the ePOP ordering pathway that SF conveys.