Badcock to test RTO, kids

Article Abstract:

The 320 outlets strong furniture store chain, W.S. Badcock is planning to operate 500 stores averaging $2 million revenues each by the next year. Towards that the company is testing rent - to - own finance model and kids line of furniture marketing.

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL, HOME FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EQUIPMENT STORES, Marketing, Furniture industry, Company marketing practices, Specialty stores, W.S. Badcock Corp.

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Youth a strong player at Frisco market

Article Abstract:

The San Francisco furniture market has witnessed a growing demand for the youth collection. The services of the home furnishings industry to meet the varied demands of the youth and their parents are discussed.

Misc. Fabricated Textile Products, Targets & Markets, Innovations, Home furnishings industry, Youth market

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RTA banks on back-to-school season

Article Abstract:

Ready to assemble furniture makers focuse on the back-to-school season to bring sales out of a slump.

Marketing/Advertising Methods, Household furniture, not elsewhere classified, Household Furniture NEC, Household Furniture (except Wood and Metal) Manufacturing, Household furniture

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