Pitch Comes From the Hanging Pack
Two evenly spaced hooks can still produce an unusable display if the packaged products touch, cover one another's labels or block the next hook. The controlling dimension is the full hanging pack, including its header card, folded carton, blister rim or projecting closure, not the bare item inside.
Custom Peg Hook Display Boxes are printed retail merchandising units with a backing panel and multiple peg-hook positions. Separate sellable packs hang from hooks fitted to that panel. The display organizes several products at once; it is not the closed carton that hangs from its own tab.
The Pack's Actual Envelope
Measure the widest point at the orientation in which the finished pack hangs. A blister flange may be wider than the product; a folded leash may occupy more depth than its card; a charger pack may have a projecting hang header. Use those finished dimensions to set the horizontal and vertical hook pitch, with enough room for the next pack to be seen and lifted.
An illustrative cable-accessory display might need fewer hooks than a sketch suggests once several packs are hung behind one another. Increasing the panel width is one response, but shortening each peg's inventory depth or separating bulky SKUs can preserve the original footprint.
Access Is Three-Dimensional
The hand needs an approach path as well as a clear front view. Check whether a customer can lift the front pack past the hook tip without brushing an adjacent row. A lower row that begins too close to an upper row may be inaccessible even when the printed fronts do not overlap.
Different display box formats solve different store positions, but a peg unit earns its space only when the mounted packs remain easy to remove.
