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市場調査レポート
欧州における家具の流通：パートⅡ
Furniture Distribution in Europe. Part II
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Abstract
Summary: a brief statement of the content of the report
Consumption of home furniture in the new EU Member States amount to about Euro
6.1 billion over 80% of which is absorbed by Poland, the Czech Republic,
Romania and Hungary.
Looking at the distribution system in Eastern Europe we can see that in recent
years there has been considerable growth in the weight of the large-scale
specialist retail trade. In this channel by far the largest share of turnover
is generated by the chains, while franchised networks are still not very
developed and play a much more modest role, and the same can be said of the
buying associations. Many of the chains made their entries on the markets
being studied in the Nineties, but the presence of big international names in
distribution has been gradually intensifying.
This report offers a comparative analysis of home furniture distribution in
Eastern Europe (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Romania), providing trends
in home furniture consumption, distribution channels, market shares, retail
formats, home furniture imports and short company profiles.
For each country home furniture consumption is broken down according to
distribution channel: furniture chains, franchises, buying groups; independent
furniture retailers; non-specialist distributors (department stores,
multi-stores, hypermarkets, DIY, mail order); direct sales and craftsmen. The
analysis of furniture distribution by product/segment covers: upholstered
furniture and kitchen furniture.
Home furniture imports are broken down by country, geographical area and
product (upholstered furniture, kitchen furniture, dining and living room
furniture, bedroom furniture, non-upholstered seats and other furniture).
Short profiles of major home furniture distributors with analyses of sales
performances and market shares are also available.
Major furniture trade fairs are also analyzed.
The addresses of about 140 furniture distributors mentioned in the report are
also included.
Reports are also available for the following European countries: Czech
Republic, Hungary, Poland and Romania.
Table of Contents
Contents: short index and selected companies mentioned
- Economic overview
- Home furniture consumption
- Macroeconomic indicators
- GDP, inflation and private consumption 2007 and forecasts 2008-2009
- Home furniture imports
- Home furniture. Consumption and per capita consumption at retail prices
- Home furniture. Consumption and imports/consumption ratio
- Demand factors and development of furniture retail
- Home furniture. Imports by country and by area of origin
- Home furniture. Imports by segment: Upholstered furniture, Bedroom
furniture, Kitchen furniture
- Times and costs of import procedures
- Home furniture distribution channels
- Marriage rate and building permits
- Municipalities with the highest number of dwellings completed
- Furniture, lighting equipment and household article. Total stores and
number of inhabitants per store
- Supply process
- Furniture distribution channels
- Structure of the supply chain
- Breakdown of home furniture distributors by provenance
- Retail formats
- Opening of the first sales outlet in a sample of specialist operators
- Leading furniture distributors
- Home furniture. Distribution channels
- Specialist furniture distributors
- Non-specialist furniture distributors
- Home furniture. Total sales and number of stores in a sample of
specialist distributors
- Trade fairs
- Home furniture. Total sales and number of stores in a sample of
specialist distributors and DIY companies
- Estimated furniture sales of leading distributors
- Addresses of mentioned companies
- Selected companies mentioned:
- Leiner-Kika, Ikea Group, Abra, Meble Agata, Top Shop, Conforama,
Castorama, Praktiker, Leroy Merlin, OBI, Nomi, Domus, Kika, Sconto, Home
Center, Baumax, Bricostore, Asko Nabytek, Sconto Nabytek, Jena Nabytek,
Europa Mobel, Mobexpert, Neoset, Silvarom, Elvila, Casa Italia, Der Kreis,
Atlas, Europa Mobel, Lutz Group, Carrefour, Metro Group.
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