Key points of supermarket decoration design

In our daily lives, supermarkets can be seen everywhere. A high-end supermarket shopping space should be a combination of relaxed and comfortable property environment and exquisite decoration style of the counters. The most important thing is to be generous and decent. So how can we gain the favor of more consumers? Let’s take a look at the key points of supermarket decoration design.

Key points of supermarket decoration design

1. Store facade

A. The merchant/tenant’s store sign can be placed inside the store or Any part within the specified range of the sign. Merchants/tenants must submit a store sign design plan that clearly indicates the location, size, color, materials and required installation accessories of the sign. After the plan is approved by the Property Service Center, its construction drawings and material sample boards are submitted in triplicate.

B. Any promotional advertisements and store signs placed on the storefront must obtain the written approval of the owner before construction. All costs incurred in constructing the facade shall be borne by the merchant/tenant.

C. Except for shops designated for operating restaurants, other shop fronts should use glass display windows to the greatest extent possible.

D. The aluminum alloy door/window frame veneer used in the shop facade should be smooth and flat or have corresponding effects, and should have a bottom frame.

E. Shop facades must not be uneven.

F. If the store facade needs to be modified, the merchant/tenant should build a temporary fence with wooden boards within one meter from the store facade, and the fence door should be opened inward, that is, towards the merchant/tenant's store. The color of the fence should comply with the design and requirements of the property service center. The cost of renovation work shall be borne by the merchant/tenant.

2. Wall

A. The dividing wall between shops should be made of gypsum cement board to the top beam or unpainted metal frame gypsum board approved by the fire bureau. become.

B. Plywood or gypsum board can be used as the interior wall material of the shop. If you need to use other materials, you should obtain the prior written consent of the Property Service Center. Ordinary flat paint shall not be used on the walls.

3. Ground

A. The ground is made of cement and leveled. The mall's design carrying capacity is 350 kilograms per square meter. Without the written permission of the Property Service Center, any equipment, machinery, furniture or other items exceeding the specified carrying capacity shall not be placed in the shop.

B. Merchants/tenants can use glazed floor tiles, wooden parquet floors, marble or carpets for floor decoration. If you need to use other materials, you should obtain prior written permission from the Property Service Center. No vinyl, cement tile or black hatch stone washouts shall be used.

C. The renovated floors of merchant/tenant shops should be at the same elevation as other floors in the shopping mall.

D. If the merchant/tenant needs to move the shop front inward, he should use materials of the same quality, color, and style as the shopping mall floor to re-pave the space between the lease boundary and the moved shop front. ground.

E. Concrete elevated floor slabs are not allowed.

F. Merchants/tenants should submit relevant information about the ground structure plan and the structural bearing capacity of wooden elevated floor slabs to the Property Service Center to obtain written permission before laying the ground.

G. If a shop or shop occupies two or more floors and requires the construction of indoor passages or stairs, the resulting construction costs, etc. shall be borne by the merchant/tenant. Merchants/tenants should submit the structural design drawings and construction plans to the property service center for approval before starting construction.

H. Reinforced concrete floor slabs/load-bearing walls in each shop premises cannot be cut or altered in any other way. The merchant/tenant will be solely responsible for damage and will be responsible for repairing or taking all necessary steps to restore it to its original condition.

I. All costs incurred by merchants/tenants for ground construction in their shops shall be borne by the merchants/tenants.

J. The application of refractory materials to existing structural floor slabs should be done before all concrete levels are completed.

4. Ceiling

A. The ceilings delivered to merchants/tenants before decoration are poured without templates.

B. After decoration, the indoor clear height shall be no less than 2.4 meters.

C. Merchants/tenants can use plywood, gypsum board, sound insulation board or wooden structure as ceiling material; other materials may not be used without the written permission of the Property Service Center.

5. Signboards

A. Without the written permission of the Property Service Center, no merchant/tenant shall display, exhibit, or draw any signs, advertisements, or promotional notices on any part of the store facade. , slogans or posters, notices or other text of any nature.

6. Gate

A. If merchants/tenants need to install their own gates, detailed drawings should be submitted to the Property Service Center to obtain written permission before installation.

B. If merchants/tenants need to install security doors, they should use aluminum alloy materials and submit the drawings and specific model specifications to the Property Service Center for written approval before installing them at their own expense. When decorating a supermarket, you must pay attention to lighting issues, especially when the supermarket is not facing well. You can achieve the desired effect through different lighting that cooperate with each other. Moreover, various prompts must be placed in conspicuous positions, expressed in bilingual languages, and try to add some icons. Generally speaking, the lighting in supermarkets should not be too bright or too dim. In the aisles, the light should be soft and not too dazzling. In the commodity area, it should be different.

5. Signboards

A. Without the written permission of the Property Service Center, no merchant/tenant shall display, exhibit, or draw any signs, advertisements, or promotional notices on any part of the store facade. , slogans or posters, notices or other text of any nature.

6. Gate

A. If merchants/tenants need to install their own gates, detailed drawings should be submitted to the Property Service Center to obtain written permission before installation.

B. If merchants/tenants need to install security doors, they should use aluminum alloy materials and submit the drawings and specific model specifications to the Property Service Center for written approval before installing them at their own expense. When decorating a supermarket, you must pay attention to lighting issues, especially when the supermarket is not facing well. You can achieve the desired effect through different lighting that cooperate with each other. Moreover, various prompts must be placed in conspicuous positions, expressed in bilingual languages, and try to add some icons. Generally speaking, the lighting in supermarkets should not be too bright or too dim. In the aisles, the light should be soft and not too dazzling. In the commodity area, it should be different.