The 12x24 Gridwall Basket is built wide and shallow. At 12 inches deep and only 4 inches high, product sits flat, stays visible, and stays within reach — no digging, no rearranging, no waiting for customers to find what's at the bottom. Clip it onto any gridwall panel or slatwall, load it up, and let the open design do the selling. Black, white, and chrome. Sold in packs of 6.
Wire Gridwall Basket — 12 Inches Deep, 4 Inches High
The 12x24 wire gridwall basket clips directly onto the 3-inch on-center grid on any standard gridwall panel. The 24-inch width spans a generous section of the panel face, and the 12-inch depth gives you more room front-to-back than a standard shallow basket — so you can stack product two rows deep without the display looking overcrowded. The low 4-inch walls keep the top of the merchandise at easy grabbing height, since customers reach in and pick product without tilting the basket or fishing through a deep well. Load it with small accessories, folded goods, flat-packaged items, or loose merchandise that needs to be seen and grabbed fast.
Open Access Display | No Digging, No Reaching
Low walls change how customers interact with a basket display. At 4 inches high, the basket edge sits well below the top of most packaged merchandise, so product is visible from the front and from a distance. Customers see what's in the basket before they reach it, decide they want it, and pick it up in one motion — no hunting, no disrupting the display. This matters most for impulse categories where the decision happens in two seconds. Smoke shops, gift shops, and accessories retailers use low-wall baskets in the impulse zone beside checkout since fast visual access drives the sale.
What the Extra Depth Gets You
Twelve inches of depth gives you more product capacity per basket than shallower models without adding visual noise to the display. Use the front 6 inches for the featured product — the item you want customers to see first — and use the back 6 inches for backup stock. The basket restocks itself as customers pull from the front, since the rear inventory slides forward under its own weight. One fully stocked 12x24 basket can hold a retail quantity of small packaged goods, folded accessories, or bagged merchandise without looking overfilled or cluttered.
Who Reaches for the Shallow Basket
Gift shops use the 12x24 basket for small boxed items, greeting cards, and packaged accessories at browsing height. Vape and smoke shop retailers use it for flat-packaged accessories and small goods that lose visibility in a deeper basket. Pet stores load them with small treat bags and packaged accessories along the gridwall wall. Convenience retailers use them for flat-packaged snacks and small goods at eye level. Since the basket works on both gridwall and slatwall, also use it across different display systems in the same store without ordering separate basket types.
12x24 Gridwall Basket | Specifications
| Specifications |
Details |
| Dimensions |
12"D x 24"W x 4"H |
| Wire Gauge |
1/8" |
| Compatible With |
Gridwall panels and slatwall panels |
| Colors |
Black, White, Chrome |
| Sold In |
Packs of 6 — minimum order 6 baskets |
Add More Baskets, Build a Better Wall
Stack multiple 12x24 baskets down a gridwall panel to build a full basket wall — each row holds a separate product category in a consistent, easy-access display. Mix shallow baskets in the lower zone with hooks and hangrails in the upper zone to create a complete merchandise wall from a single gridwall panel. Browse our gridwall accessories for more hooks, faceouts, and hangrails. For a deeper basket with sloping sides, see our 10x24 Gridwall Basket.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the 12x24 and 10x24 gridwall basket?
The 10x24 basket is 10 inches deep with 5-inch walls and a double-sloping design that angles product toward the front. The 12x24 basket is 12 inches deep with 4-inch walls in a flat, open configuration. Choose the 10x24 when you want merchandise corralled and tilted toward the customer. Choose the 12x24 when you want a flat, open basket with lower walls and wider depth for easy-grab access.
What merchandise fits best in a shallow 4-inch basket?
Flat-packaged goods, folded accessories, boxed items, bagged merchandise, and any product where customers need to see and grab quickly. The 4-inch wall keeps product at easy reach height — good for impulse items, small accessories, and compact packaged goods that get buried in a deeper basket.
How many baskets can fit on a single gridwall panel?
On a standard 2x6 panel, you can fit three to four 12x24 baskets stacked vertically depending on how you space them on the grid. Each basket occupies two to three rows of the 3-inch on-center grid, so a full-height panel gives you room for three baskets with spacing between them for visual separation.
Does the 12x24 basket attach to slatwall as well as gridwall?
Yes. The basket is compatible with both gridwall panels and slatwall panels. On gridwall, it hooks onto the wire grid. On slatwall, it drops into the horizontal slot channels. One basket type works across both display systems.
How do I get the best display with a shallow basket?
Face the tallest or most colorful items toward the front of the basket where they're visible first. Keep backup stock behind the featured row. Avoid overfilling — a basket with product at 80% capacity looks stocked and accessible, while an overfilled basket looks messy and hard to shop. Restock from the back and pull forward as product sells.
