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Renovating your shop without closing: how it works

Closing means lost takings. Most of our projects install in one short visit, because the bulk is made upfront, in our workshop. Here's how a fit-out runs when the place has to keep trading.

Onze Onze coffee kiosk: warm-LED counter and black lettering, Créteil.

The bulk is made in the workshop

While the business trades, we build the counter, the furniture and the panelling in our 550 m² workshop. The site isn't tied up by fabrication.

The dry-fit

On complex projects, the whole thing is assembled and checked in the workshop, then taken apart for the install. The problems get solved before we reach site.

A short, planned install

The install happens in one short visit, planned with you outside opening hours where possible. We set the schedule around your trading.

In phases if needed

For a large place, we can work zone by zone, keeping part of it open. Each phase is planned to limit disruption.

What it changes for you

Fewer days closed, a clean site and a schedule that holds. We talk it through at quote stage so the timeline is realistic.

Common questions

  • Can you really renovate without closing?

    Often, yes. Because most of the work comes out of the workshop, the on-site install is short and planned outside opening hours.

  • Can you install outside opening hours?

    As much as possible, yes. We plan the install around your business to limit, or avoid, closed days.

  • Can the shop stay open during the works?

    Often yes, in phases: we work the place zone by zone while keeping part open, keep the fire exits clear, and install the bulk outside opening hours.

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