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| Starting your own home center business? Expanding your current base of retail outlets? Your project probably consists of a sales floor, maybe an adjoining or independent warehouse and perhaps an optional attached lumber yard. Our experienced NSF Home Center planning team will assist you with the overall layout and plan of your store, warehouse and lumber yard, from fixturing to merchandising. We're here to help make your goals a reality. |
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Here is a basic checklist of important considerations in Home Center Store Planning:
Site Selection: Building choices, footprint and positioning
Traffic Flow: Entrances / exits for people, automobiles and trucks
Store Layout: Conventional, Grid, Racetrack, Y-Funnel & More
Fixture Height: The importance of fixture profiles
Merchandising and Fixture Selection: A vital relationship
Service Levels and Personnel Needs: The right combination
Demographics: Identifying your customer |
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| You already know that contractors are a special breed of customer. They are serious professionals with professional needs and major time constraints. They require professionals catering to professionals. |
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This checklist of important requirements in Contractor Yard Planning can optimize performance and profits:
Your customers: The contractor's needs
RSB: Site selection, building choices, footprint and positioning
Traffic Flow: Entrances / exits for people, automobiles and trucks
The Great Debate: Customer or employee yard?
Merchandise Mix: Contractor showroom, layout and yard layout
Accessory Buildings: To be or not to be? |
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