Furniture Today - March 8, 2004
Cover Story
Fabric protectors offer retailers major profit center
One of the furniture industry's best profit centers is located behind closed doors. That's where aftermarket fabric protectors typically are applied, either back in the warehouse or out on the loading dock. And as technicians perform their job, it's almost like they're spraying gold for retail cash registers.
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- Cuvée closes after AsiaLink ties dropped
- FIDX to meet on March 19
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