How Britain Shops for Furniture & Floorcoverings Industry Key Trends, Size, Growth, Shares and Forecast Research Report

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How Britain Shops Furniture & Floor coverings is part of How Britain Shops series, which surveys 12,000 shoppers online to gauge how the nation shops across 12 different retail sectors. Data from the survey is broken down demographically and regionally to provide retailers with a clear understanding of what is important to its customers, providing it with a competitive edge.

Key Findings

Use retailer ratings across eight key metrics to benchmark the performance of retailers in the electrical market

Understand what channels shoppers are using to make purchases and see how this varies across regions and demographics to improve customer targeting

Identify what factors furniture & floor coverings shoppers find important, and how well retailers satisfy the expectations of their shoppers

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Synopsis

As with homewares, women make up the majority of furniture & floor coverings shoppers and have the deepest penetration. This illustrates that women have a greater influence for home related purchases. While current advertising campaigns do appeal to women, they could be enhanced if the focus of the message shifted towards design rather than price.

Of all measured sectors, service was the most important in furniture & floor coverings, due in part to its big ticket nature and the greater customization available. However, many retailers are falling short of customer expectations. Online has been the focus for many retailers in this sector as it is underdeveloped but stores can not be neglected.

With its low prices and innovative products, IKEA has come top for value for money. Its vast stores, which cover many sectors, help it come top for range as well. However, delivery remains problematic, coming bottom...