Eugendorf, known as the "furniture village", is currently undergoing significant changes in the furniture trade. These developments are having a major impact on both local entrepreneurs and the regional economy. The location has traditionally played a central role in the furniture industry and is now facing a series of upheavals that bring both challenges and opportunities.
Particular attention is being paid to the furniture store Kika, which has been a fixture in the region for many years. However, it was recently announced that Kika has closed its location in Eugendorf. This decision leaves a gap in the local furniture offering and leaves many long-standing customers with the task of finding other shopping options.
However, a few weeks after the closure of Kika, a new player has moved in: P.Max. P.Max has opened its doors in an elaborate new building in Eugendorf and presents itself as a modern alternative in the furniture trade. The opening of the new store attracts many curious visitors and the initial reactions are consistently positive. P.Max promises to meet customers' needs with a wide range of products and innovative designs.
Team 7, a well-known company in the furniture industry, announced that it will be closing its location in Eugendorf in May. This decision comes as a surprise to many local residents and regular customers of the store. The managing director of Team 7, Franz Elsenwenger, who is known to many customers as the face of the company, has announced that he will be retiring. In a personal message, he informed customers about the upcoming closure of the store.
The store is currently holding a big sale, with furniture items being offered at greatly reduced prices. These discounts are an opportunity for bargain hunters and loyal Team 7 customers to purchase desired furniture items at discounted rates. It is expected that the remaining stock will be sold out quickly.
The building where Team 7 was based for many years, which is located on the busy B1, belongs to Franz Elsenwenger and his wife. After the closure, they plan to rent the vacated space to a new user. Details of possible subsequent uses are not yet known, but the location of the building promises attractive opportunities for future interested parties.
Team 7 began its success story in 1959 in Ried im Innkreis (Upper Austria) as a small joinery. Over the years, the company developed into one of the most renowned furniture manufacturers and dealers in the region. The closure of the site in Eugendorf marks the end of an era, but Team 7's influence in the furniture industry remains strong.
The current developments in Eugendorf underline the dynamism of the furniture trade in the region. While the closures of some stores may cause uncertainty, new openings such as P.Max offer new opportunities and stimulate the market. The future will show how these changes will affect the "furniture village" and its residents in the long term.
