Shopfitting and Service market
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Overview of Industry in Europe
In Europe, the shopfitting market is showing steady growth for the three segments of the market - retail, hospitality, and office. This growth is driven by leading retailers and retail stores developing online and multi-channel formats, which are creating an increasing demand for refresh, refit, and refurbishment projects. A number of challenges are affecting the retail sector such as the growing importance of sustainability and ethical retailing and the growth of technology, which is changing how shoppers, retailers, and suppliers engage with one another.
The shopfitting market includes a wide range of products and services used in the fitting out of predominantly, but not exclusively, retail establishments. The market involves a variety of skills and products. These include the production and installation of internal wall cladding, windows, and doors, raised access flooring, suspended ceilings, shop facades, signs, lighting, shelving, electronic point of sale equipment, floor coverings, counters & furniture, dressing rooms, electronic display equipment, heating, and ventilation equipment.
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