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Same corner. Whole new store.

PNZ Petroleum takes the convenience store at your gas station and remakes it, inside and out: storefront, sales floor, coolers, coffee and checkout.

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A remade station on Sunrise Highway.

What changes in a remake

You keep the corner, the pumps and the customers who already stop there. We rebuild the store around them. This is the store from the model above, drawn to scale.

Floor plan of the remade store: storefront and entrance at the front, checkout on the left, five aisles in the middle, coolers along the back wall, coffee bar on the right, restrooms and storage at the back left. 24 m 12 m Entrance
Floor plan, 24 m by 12 m. Hover a part of the store to find it on the plan.

  • Storefront

    New facade, full-height glass, exterior lighting and a lit PNZ Petroleum sign.

  • Sales floor

    Layout, shelving, flooring and lighting, planned so the coolers are in view from the door.

  • Coolers

    A wall of reach-in coolers for drinks, dairy and frozen food.

  • Coffee and food

    A coffee bar with room for hot food and grab-and-go.

  • Checkout

    A counter by the door with the back bar and point of sale.

  • Back of house

    Restrooms and storage.

How a remake runs

Four stages, from the first visit to the day the doors open on the new store.

  1. 1

    Walkthrough

    We visit your store, measure it and see how it runs today.

  2. 2

    Plan

    You get a layout, a design and a written scope before anything is torn out.

  3. 3

    Remake

    Crews rebuild the storefront and the sales floor to the plan.

  4. 4

    Reopen

    Coolers stocked, sign lit, doors open on the new store.