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Putting Glass Showrooms on Display
April 2008

 

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Courtesy of Anchor Ventana

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  Having a shower enclosure displayed in a realistic setting can help a consumer visualize the product in their home.
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  Framed mirrors or unframed mirrors, a showroom display can help customers find what options meet their needs.
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  Glass shower enclosures, with all of the custom options available, are one of the most popular items featured in glass showrooms.

Courtesy of Allied Glass

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  Many glass retailers, even those with a focus on commercial glass work, are beginning to see the benefits of offering a glass product showroom.
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  It’s important to have glass product staples on display, but a showroom can be a place to display unique products, such as brightly colored glass shower enclosures or glass backsplashes.
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  A large glass product showroom is only as helpful as the staff available to answer questions.

Courtesy of Hellenbrand Glass

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  Like a catalog come to life, showrooms help glass shops put a variety of products on display for consumers—and contractors—to get a feel for the product that might best fit their needs.

Courtesy of Ajax

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  Having a shower enclosure displayed in a realistic setting can help a consumer visualize the product in their home.
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  A wide variety of door hardware and cabinet hardware products can be helpful for glass retailers that may also want the products on hand for their glass installation business.
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  Glass sinks are a trendy and unique item more glass shops are putting on display.
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  A large glass product showroom is only as helpful as the staff available to answer questions.
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  Many glass retailers, even those with a focus on commercial glass work, are beginning to see the benefits of offering a glass product showroom.
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  Displaying a variety of glass products is important in creating an effective glass showroom—but it’s also important to maintain enough space for customers to easily move around.
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  Even glass companies that are primarily service businesses, focusing on commercial glass fabrication, replacement or installation, can benefit from a glass product showroom—it may even lead to new business.
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  Glass shower enclosures, with all of the custom options available, are one of the most popular items featured in glass showrooms.
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  Framed mirrors or unframed mirrors, a showroom display can help customers find what options meet their needs.
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  Like a catalog come to life, showrooms help glass shops put a variety of products on display for consumers—and contractors—to get a feel for the product that might best fit their needs.
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  Having lots of products to display means having enough space to store inventory.
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  Having lots of glass products to display can mean having lots of products on hand for a shop’s own sales and installation purposes.
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  Almost as important as a neat and orderly showroom—an orderly storage facility where excess products can be reached rapidly.
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  The glass showroom can lead to sales to homeowners and contractors alike.

 

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