Retail and logistics
Convenience store sales floor (one grid square = 900 mm, drawn at 30 px)
A convenience store floor layout: the fixtures, the main aisle, the till and chilled cases, and the path a customer takes from the door
This drawing comes from one YAML file. No shape was moved by hand.
Notes in the source (in Japanese)
コンビニの売場は、店の奥へ歩かせるように並べてある。入口の正面に雑誌、いちばん奥に飲料の冷蔵ケース ——よく買うものを遠くに置くのは、その道すがらを見せるため。
出口で会計するので、動線は「入口 → 奥 → 戻ってレジ」の輪になる。図で確かめるのは、その輪が途中で切れていないか。
冷蔵ケースは裏から補充する(ウォークイン)。だから売場の動線と補充の動線が交わらない。 交わる店は、補充のたびに客が止まる。
Source (YAML)
examples/gallery/15-店舗のレイアウト.zumen.yaml
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