How to Make Rearranging Your Furniture Showroom Easier

In the furniture business, there isn’t room to let one furniture set collect dust. The objective is to sell

the latest furniture while it’s still hot and then shuffle those display items to the clearance section in the back when the newest designs come in. However, moving furniture in a showroom is a time-consuming, back-breaking effort for your staff. Make it simpler and you’ll save time — and your employees will thank you.

Invest in Casters

Purchase furniture casters to make moving all of the large pieces — beds, dressers, cabinets, chairs, etc. — as easy as can be. You can leave them on some of the displays, like a bed, or you can invest in furniture dollies and low-to-the-ground carts that you slide under the pieces when it’s time to move. (So the casters don’t give the display pieces additional height and make shoppers think the pieces are taller than they are.)

Get Floor Locks

While casters make moving large pieces of furniture across the store floor simpler, you don’t want would-be buyers to bump into the furniture and send it moving across the display space. Floor locks make sure the pieces stay steadily in place once you’ve arranged them where you want them and it’s simple to unlock the wheels whenever you’re ready to shift things around.

Plan Ahead

Sketch out how you want one area of the display to look like so you know exactly what set of furniture you need where and you don’t waste time moving the pieces from one side of the display to the other as you contemplate the best design.

Discuss all of your large item moving needs with an Access Casters representative. In addition to wheels for your furniture display items, you might want to invest in carts to transport the smaller furnishings all at once. Furniture sales depend on beautiful displays. Make arranging displays much easier with casters on your store’s large furnishings.