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Today the production of countertops from artificial stone became great idea For own business. Studying the market in this area, we can conclude that the main consumers will be manufacturers kitchen furniture. Of course, some people assemble furniture themselves, placing an order in such offices. And yet, the volume of their demand is very small.

Small and medium-sized companies are not ready to spend additional funds on opening a separate workshop for the production of countertops. Firstly, this requires quite significant costs, and secondly, wide choice products allows you to find partners who are ready to work at a price that is favorable to both parties. At the same time, you can find countertops made of artificial stone in almost any store. This suggests that the material is in great demand. It can be used to make not only countertops. As additional source income for a businessman can use acrylic to create professional bar counters, wide window sills or even car washes. When looking for partners, many furniture companies choose domestic countertop manufacturers. This is due to several factors:

The undoubted advantage of this business idea is that the entrepreneur works with large companies that provide demand for products. In this case, all aspects are discussed between the end consumer and the company manufacturing the furniture. A small business entity, in essence, is a performer receiving high income. The businessman is responsible for the quality of the tabletop itself. If there are any errors in the drawings, they are the responsibility of the furniture manufacturer. Additional work paid by the countertop manufacturer. If we talk about the prospects and possible level of earnings, it should be noted that this type of business is very attractive. The monthly income can reach 400 thousand rubles if you make at least one tabletop per day.

The main components of the costs of opening such a business will be the following items:

• buying everything necessary equipment(30 thousand rubles);
• consumables for the first time (20 thousand rubles).

Registration can cost only 800 rubles if you choose individual entrepreneur as the organizational form. Other varieties require a slightly higher state duty.

It will take a lot of time to search:

• suitable premises (fortunately there are no special requirements in this business);
• highly qualified personnel (four employees working in shifts who have extensive experience in this area of ​​business, since the material used is very expensive).

Once the premises and personnel have been found, you can proceed to the purchase of equipment. It is better to start searching for it in advance. We must not forget that almost all countertops are made according to individual sketches, so spend a lot of money on purchasing special forms it would simply be impractical. It is better to make do with hand-held power tools and consumables. So, to carry out the activity you will need:

The work is impossible without special assembly tables and some other production equipment. You won’t be able to do without consumables, which include:

• special sanding pads;
• polishes;
• various attachments for power tools (saws, cutters);
• glue guns;
• clamps;
• trimmers.

In the process of developing your own enterprise, you can think about expanding it. This will be accompanied by the purchase of additional equipment and hiring of personnel.

At first glance, it may seem that the process of making countertops is very simple. In fact, a lot depends on the level of qualifications of the working personnel. Yes, quality tool And consumables provide half the success. The remaining part depends on the skills of the employees. The work involves the use of special machines. A person starting to work with them must know safety precautions to avoid work-related injuries. If used finished products, then the technology looks like this:

Procurement materials can be purchased from suppliers. At the same time, you should immediately think about the assortment, because variety can attract additional customers. Some small firms produce special templates, which are subsequently used to create countertops. They are then sprayed with artificial stone. Chipboard is used to make the template. The width of the future tabletop may vary. Yes, if required finished product with a thickness of 0.4 cm, then one blank and a template are enough. For thicker countertops, several pieces can be used instead of one. All parts are connected to each other using screws or special brackets. Next, an allowance is made to achieve the desired thickness. Already on ready-made templates subsequently applied liquid composition artificial stone. In this case, one of the following techniques is used:

The latter method is considered more professional and is most often used by businessmen.

The profitability of an enterprise is one of the most important aspects of any idea. It is still worth assessing preparatory stage of your business. The main cost items will be:

• consumables;
• wages;
• rent (plus utilities);
• advertising.

This may also include transportation costs. Another option is to outsource this to your clients. It should be noted that qualified employees will not work for low wages, so they need to be provided with decent working conditions. The amount of monthly costs will depend on the volume of production. The cost of countertops is usually three times lower than their selling price. So, the finished product can be sold for no less than 13,500 rubles per linear meter. In a day, two qualified employees can produce at least 2 tabletops. Revenue for a month can be about 600 thousand rubles with 22 working days. If, of course, you accept orders on a daily basis. The cost of materials will be about 200 thousand rubles. You will have to pay 20-35 thousand rubles for rent (working in a room with an area of ​​50 m2). Advertising will cost at least 10 thousand rubles, later this amount may decrease if regular customers are found. Regarding wages, then taking into account tax and insurance contributions it should be at least 60 thousand rubles. per person. Consequently, the payroll will be equal to 120 thousand rubles. The total costs will be equal to 365 thousand rubles. Hence, the profitability will be equal to: (600 - 365)/600*100%= 39.2%. Initial costs of 50 thousand rubles can be recouped in the first month. In addition, the businessman will be able to immediately start making a net profit, which makes the idea of ​​​​manufacturing countertops even more attractive.

A large initial capital is not required. On average, you will need about 270-300 thousand rubles to start. The main costs in the initial plan include:

• 40 thousand rubles. for the purchase of inventory and necessary equipment;
• 200 thousand rubles. for the purchase of blanks from which countertops will be made;
• 20 thousand rubles. for preliminary preparation of the premises that will be taken for production;
• 800 thousand rubles. equipment;
• 2500 rub. the process of completing all necessary documentation;
• approximately 10 thousand rubles for marketing.

Furniture production - OKVED code 36.1. Also when registering of this business you can specify OKVED code 36.13 - production of kitchen furniture or OKVED code 36.14 - production of other furniture. Depending on the material from which you are going to make countertops, when registering, you can indicate OKVED code 26.66 - production of other products from gypsum, concrete and cement.

Before starting cooperation with individuals and furniture organizations, you first need to draw up all the documents, which should include:

• registration of LLC or individual entrepreneur;
• passport;
• a receipt indicating payment of the state duty;
• identification code.

As soon as you have all the documents and you have successfully completed registration, you need to submit information to the statistical authorities and the pension fund.

To implement such a business plan for the production of countertops, a simplified taxation system is suitable.

To open a countertop manufacturing business, you must have the following agreements and permits:

• permission from Rospotrebnadzor allowing you to start activities;
• conclusion of the sanitary-epidemiological station on compliance with norms and rules;
• waste disposal contracts;
• presence of PPC;
• special economic agreements allowing for ventilation cleaning;
• fire inspection report;

You will also need an agreement confirming the systematic removal of various garbage and solid waste.

The author of this idea is no longer engaged in the manufacture of tables due, as he himself claims, to a move, as a result of which he lost the necessary production space for work. However, these ideas home business Although they require a certain space, it is by no means small.
If you have a garage, then this is generally great, because it is ideal as a workshop where you can carry out this activity. But no one allows you to do this at home.

Home Manufacturing Business Ideas pool table: how to start?

In order to begin this activity, you must complete the following steps:

— We look for instructions for making a table on the Internet (there are a lot of them there) and make trial version for yourself.
- After it is ready, make several good photos.
— Show photos to potential clients. When customers appear, you agree with them on terms and prices. You can find customers through the Internet, or you can simply post advertisements on the streets.

You can sell your table right away, or you can agree on the production of a new one, but the first option is better. Next you will have to do custom work, and there will be quite a lot of it, believe me. Later, when there are a lot of orders, you can hire an assistant who will receive a certain percentage of the unit of products sold, but at this stage a business on a larger scale begins.

Clients. There will be a lot of them: summer residents, wealthy citizens, bar owners who are ready to install them in their establishments, but who are not ready to pay a lot of money (after all, real billiard tables are quite expensive, but yours will be cheaper).

Later, when business gets better, you will have the idea of ​​opening your own billiards club, and it will be great!

Cost and profit

With experience, you will be able to make exclusively professional gaming tables, and this will take you very little time. You can assemble a model with a size of 1450x2900 mm in just 5 days and sell it for $1500. What is its cost? Not at all small, namely $300. This way you can earn $1200 in just 5 days.

So, let’s calculate the profit that you can receive as a beginner and doing this business:

Let’s say that for 1 unit of product you receive $1000 (this is the very minimum) with the cost of the table being $300, and it takes 1 week to produce it. Total:

1000$ - 300$ = 700$
$700 x 4 weeks = $2800 per month!

Quite a good income, isn't it? Therefore, use the home business ideas presented to you and do not look for excuses and reasons why you could not engage in this activity, because almost everyone can implement it.

IN recent years domestic furniture production took a big step forward. And we are not talking about new products from the Shatura and 8 March factories. While large enterprises continue to copy “elite” European furniture, young designers, architects and simply enthusiasts are opening small workshops that produce high-quality, environmentally friendly and beautiful things for the home. In the first review of such workshops, we talk about places where they work with the most Russian material - wood.

The founder of the Fineobjects furniture workshop, Sergei Semenov, did not have a specialized education, but he had a desire to make high-quality and non-trivial things for the home. Having started to engage in product design, he tried to collaborate with Russian factories, but the result left much to be desired. Then Sergei decided to open his own workshop, specializing in working with wood.

The studio's hits are the Tree series, which includes a rocking chair, a hanger and a table with details reminiscent of a schematic image of a tree; Bio chests of drawers and cabinets with bright relief facades; series of geometric furniture “60”. Many items that were later put into circulation were created for specific projects: for example, a collection of bright children's furniture for the Panda Republic club. Other projects include the “32.05” cafe in the Hermitage garden, benches in “Museon” and others.

In six years, the workshop has grown tenfold, the equipment is regularly updated and modified, and if something unusual needs to be done, they develop the machines themselves. The studio also takes on furniture orders from outside. This spring, Fineobjects teamed up with several Russian designers in the “Club industrial designers", the manifesto of which was the exhibition "We are" at Artplay. Besides wooden items interior design, Fineobjects presented a new collection of concrete furniture.

Sergey Semenov

We prefer wood because it is one of the most natural and living materials, people have been using it for many centuries. But despite this, we believe that its potential has not been fully realized. Three years ago we started with a small workshop and one saw, now we have grown to a full-fledged industrial enterprise, and there are nine people in our team.

I would say the most difficult thing in our work is the development process. One idea is often not enough; the hardest part comes later, when you need to think through the technical components of the process that will allow you to preserve the original idea and make a high-quality item. Every year we try to take less and less orders from outside, but in the early years it was they who helped us develop. Future plans include expanding the concrete line. We are interested in working with new materials. Next we plan to move on to ferrous metal and plastic.

St. Petersburg designer Alexander Kanygin did not immediately come to his profession: he studied to be a restorer, then an architect, and worked for some time in various design studios in St. Petersburg. Kanygin explains that only object design gave him the necessary creative freedom.

Wood is the designer's favorite material; selecting boards and beams from lumber yards, he tries to find the most unusual and beautiful specimens with knots, cracks and other individual features. The beauty of wood coexists in Kanygin’s works with geometric abstractions. An example is one of the designer’s most famous things, a wooden mask, schematically depicting the head of a bear, which should be hung on the wall. The mask became the prototype for a lamp that has the same shape but is made of translucent plastic. The theme is continued by a series of coffee tables and stools in the shape of animals.

This year, Kanygin presented his work at Milan Design Week as part of the Izba Project, which brought together eight independent Russian designers. In addition to furnishings designed by Kanygin, the exhibition of the project included his collapsible toy “Gorynych” and an unusual accessory - a false beard made of different types of veneer.

Alexander Kanygin

Tree - unique material, which has a lot of advantages with almost no disadvantages. Object design fascinated me as a child, when I made toys and various strange objects from wood, but I started doing it more seriously in 2010, when I opened my own workshop.

I work alone. Some ideas are born and immediately brought to life, some are nurtured for a long time, and some wait their turn. It all depends on a lot of factors during production, personal priorities and life circumstances. I also take on orders from outside, but only if I like the project or there is an opportunity to make it interesting to work on.

The founder of the Pioneer cooperative, architect Ivan Ovchinnikov, is an enthusiast of the woodworking industry. Since 2005, he has supervised the architectural festival “Cities”, and in 2010 he organized the experimental site “Archfarm” - a creative residence located in the Tula region. Last year, the project closed, but Ovchinnikov continued his work, creating the Pioneer cooperative, which produces wooden furniture at a factory in Troitsk.

Ovchinnikov approaches the design of interior items with the care of an architect: he experiments with different types veneer and wood and focuses on the design of objects, without being distracted by external decoration. Thus, the “90×90” series of monumental furniture is assembled without a single nail, and items from the Ultralam series are made from LVL timber, a material usually used for support beams. One of Ovchinnikov’s latest developments is a monolithic kitchen table with a built-in garden bed for growing herbs. To bring his furniture projects to the consumer, Ovchinnikov organized “ Industrial Designers Club", the goal of which is to support young Russian designers and organize large-scale production of furniture.

Ivan Ovchinnikov

Wood is still the basis of all my projects. In construction, this is the most traditional and somewhat simple material. Most often we use conifers wood - pine or spruce. For me, the image and overall volume of the item are important, and expensive varieties are not needed for this. Recently, we were the first in Russia to start using LVL timber in furniture production - complex and interesting layered structures are made from it.

I set the basis for all design decisions, and there are several people who periodically help with development, but there is no permanent staff of architects or designers. For various projects I invite different people- architects or designers. For example, we are now developing a new furniture series together with a student from Stroganovka from the furniture design department. And a well-coordinated team is already working in production - now about ten people.

Recently I drew for myself the analogy of an architect and an official and saw that in many ways we are similar: each has influence on the course of the project, each is financially interested in a gray scheme. Only among officials this is called corruption, and they are fighting against it, but among architects this is a long-legalized kickback from materials or equipment. And it often turns out that the architect/designer initially underestimates the cost of his work, dumping the entire market, but at the same time returns part of the profit through kickbacks in a crooked way. And as a production worker, I have now stopped working according to this scheme. Over the past couple of months, I have already refused promotion on two projects, and in each case these were guys with whom I had worked before. It's nice that one of them just took it for granted, and we continue projects with him, and the other left, but I think he will return.

All we want is to develop production, launch into series ready-made solutions and develop new ones. And I also want to make a comfortable chair - it turns out that this is more difficult than building a house.

In the workshop of Denis Milovanov, located on the territory of an abandoned factory in Pavlovsky Posad, they make sculptural wooden furniture in the spirit of primitivism and utensils that resemble Russian illustrations folk tales. Milovanov began working with solid oak almost by accident: while walking in the park, he saw cut down pieces of trees that janitors were going to use for firewood. Taking some of the wood to the dacha, he began to experiment with simple tools, and over time began to boil oak in linseed oil according to ancient Russian technology: this prevents drying out and cracks. Today the workshop occupies two spacious workshops - in one Milovanov and his apprentices do carpentry work, in the other there are vats of oil. The massive furniture produced here can be used both at home and in the garden, and kitchen utensils - bowls and boards - will last for centuries.

Wood Family is called this way for a reason: it is a family carpentry workshop, organized by the spouses Dmitry and Arina Chak. To production wooden furniture they came through furnishing their own home: when it became clear that affordable and quality furniture there are almost none in Moscow, Dmitry and Arina decided to fill this gap. Dmitry manages the production, which employs four people, and Arina and her assistant are responsible for administrative work, finance, and PR.

The workshop is located in the Moscow region on own plot spouses, so they save on rent, which makes furniture more affordable. The Wood Family's favorite materials are oak, larch, and pine, and the objects they design meet their own everyday needs. These are a variety of storage systems: wine shelves, chests of drawers, drawers, racks, caskets. The Wood Family collection also includes things for children, such as a rocking sheep and a wooden alphabet, as well as for pets: a feeder for tits and a bed for cats and dogs. In general, everything that may be required for comfortable life the whole family.

Dmitry
and Arina Chuck

Wood at work is a combination of pleasures. It gives energetic warmth when touched and tactile pleasure. Important point is that the main creative work Nature has already made it for you, and the carpenter just has to emphasize it. We mainly make custom-made furniture, but our immediate plans are to open a showroom in Moscow, implement and show our complete oak furniture collection, create a full-fledged carpentry space and draw people's attention to the value of handmade labor.

Architects Konstantin Lagutin and Anna Sazhinova - the founders of the Archpole bureau - initially made furniture only for their own architectural projects. Today the company has a production workshop and showroom on the territory of Elektrozavod, and furniture and various home accessories according to their design can be purchased at several trading platforms Moscow, and in their own online store. Konstantin and Anna fell in love with wood as a material after they built their first house from it.

The Archpole furniture collection includes both strict minimalist items that demonstrate the texture of wood (Origami, Flatmoon and Fullmoon series), and items with unusual decoration and shape: the “Hugmun” cat chest of drawers, the Naturale collection made of plywood with an openwork pattern, mannequins made of burnt wood and accessories in the shape of horns. We can say with confidence about the Archpole bureau: this is the first domestic manufacturer interior items made of wood with a strong sense of style, a rich assortment, streamlined production and a competent attitude to the material.

Konstantin Lagutin

One of the first proposals we received was a wood project. Already during the work we fell in love with this material, it is alive and never looks the same. It must be constantly studied.

Our team consists of 15 people, and we are used to being part of a team. Obviously, not only the idea itself is important, but also its implementation, so only together we can make a truly high-quality and interesting product. Every year we take less and less orders from outside and over time we plan to completely abandon this practice. Industrial design and custom-made items are still different directions. We don’t do things that we don’t like, but most often it’s our latest works that become our favorites. For example, a table with a “udder”, which remains a functional addition: you can put cutlery and napkins there.

We believe that industrial design in Russia has great opportunities: we have a lot of forest, and this is a resource with enormous potential, the main thing is to be able to unleash it.

How to make a business on countertops. Do I need permission to open? Manufacturing of paint and varnish products MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY SETVIS FACULTY OF THE INSTITUTE OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING AND TAXATION" Department of Finance and Taxation COURSE WORK IN DISCIPLINE ORGANIZATION AND BUSINESS PLAN Option 7 Completed by: student group BD3-1Ganshina E.V. Head: Firsukova V.V. Protected with rating Moscow -2005 State educational institution higher professional education "Moscow state university service" (GOU VPO "MGUS") Department of Finance and Taxation EXERCISE FOR COURSE WORK IN A DISCIPLINE ORGANIZATION AND BUSINESS PLAN Option 7 3rd year students, BD groups 3-1 Ganshina Elena Vyacheslavovna Basic coursework data: Product type: coffee table Annual output 200,000 (pieces) The complexity of manufacturing a unit of product in the assembly shop 0.62 (hours) Hourly wage rate for a pieceworker is 55 (rub.) Hourly tariff rate for a temporary worker is 45 (rub.) Assignment issued " " 2005 Request received " " 2005 Supervisor Firsukova V.V. Coursework plan: 1 section. Organizational plan………………………………………………………4 Section 2 Analysis of the furniture market………………………………………………………. Section 3 Production plan…………………………………………………………… 3.1 Planning the volume of production and volume of sales………………………………………………………………………………….. 3.2 Personnel planning………………………………. 3.2.1.Planning the number of main workers………………….. 3.2.3. Planning the number of managers, specialists and employees………………………………………………………………………………………… 3.3. Payroll planning……………………………………………………… 3.3.1. Planning for remuneration of key workers…………. 3.3.2. Planning the wage fund for auxiliary workers... 3.3.3. Planning the payroll fund for managers, specialists and employees……………………………………………………………………………………. 3.4. Planning of costs for raw materials and materials…………………………. 3.5.Planning of product costs………………………………… Section 4 Planning of main economic indicators………… 4.1. Product price planning……………………………………………………………….. 4.2. Planning the full cost of goods sold……. 4.3. Planning costs per ruble of product sales……………… 4.4. Planning of profit from sales of products…………………….. 4.5. Net profit planning…………………………………………………………… 4.6. Product profitability planning……………………………….. 4.7. Planning the average annual salary…………………… 4.8. Planning the payback period for one-time costs for project implementation……………………………………………………………………………………. 4.9. Calculation of the break-even point of the profitability threshold………………… Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………. References………………………………………………………………………………… 1 section. Organizational plan Limited Liability Company "Ilim" is a legal entity, the authorized capital of which is divided into shares of sizes determined by the constituent documents, created for the purpose of making a profit. The company operates on the basis Civil Code Russian Federation, Federal Law Russian Federation "On Limited Liability Companies", other current legislation, this Charter. The company owns separate property and is liable for its obligations with all the property belonging to it, can make transactions in its own name, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, act as a plaintiff or defendant in court or arbitration court. The company has an independent balance sheet, settlement and other accounts. The company has a round seal containing its full corporate name in Russian and an indication of its location. The Company has the right to have stamps and forms with its corporate name, its own emblem, as well as registered in in the prescribed manner trademark and other means of individualization. For the establishment of Ilim LLC, state registration is required in accordance with the Federal Law of 08.08.2001 No. 129-FZ “On State Registration of Legal Entities”. A legal entity is considered created from the moment of its registration. The company was created for an unlimited period. Company name: Full: Limited Liability Company "Ilim". Abbreviated: LLC "Ilim". The legal address of the Company coincides with its location: 141240, Mytishchi, st. Mira, 11, bldg. 3\2, of. 12, TIN 135726891245. The founders of the Society are: · Paramonova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna. Passport No. 60 05 142532, issued by the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs on May 21, 2004, registered in Moscow, st. Rodionova, 5, apt. 18. · Svetikova Lyubov Markovna. Passport No. 46 02 188231, issued by the Klyazminsky police department of the Pushkinsky district of the Moscow Region on 02/08/2003, registered in the Pushkinsky district municipality, MK-N Mamontovka, st. Pravdy, 25, apt. 17. · Simonova Marina Stepanovna. Passport No. 45 02 213595, issued by the Department of Internal Affairs of the city of Pushkino on July 11, 2003, registered in the Moscow Region of Pushkino, st. Pervomaiskaya, 5, apt. 4. The memorandum of association also determines the size of the authorized capital - 70,000 rubles. and shares of participants: Paramonova E.A.: share with a nominal value of 30,000 rubles. Svetikova L.M.: share with a nominal value of 20,000 rubles. Simonova M.S.: share with a nominal value of 20,000 rubles. The supreme body of the Company is the General Meeting of its participants. The meeting is held once a year and is convened by the Executive Body of the Company. The sole executive body of the Company is the Director, who carries out the current management of its activities. By the decision of the Meeting of Founders, a director was appointed - Ekaterina Aleksandrovna Paramonova. Appointed by order of the director chief accountant– Svetikova Lyubov Markovna. The Company's property belongs to it by right of ownership and is formed from: Contributions of founders (participants) to the authorized capital; Products produced by the Company in the course of its activities; Income received; Other property acquired by the Company on other grounds permitted current legislation RF. In connection with participation in the formation of the Company’s property, Participants have rights of obligations in relation to the Company, including: the right to participate in management, to a share in net profit distributed among participants and a share in property upon liquidation of the Company (after all calculations established by law) , other rights established by the current legislation of the Russian Federation and this Charter. The competence of the Meeting of Members of the Company includes: Amendment of the Company's Charter Changing the size of the share capital Approval of annual reports and balances Decision on liquidation of the Company or reorganization Election of the audit commission. Members may leave the Society at any time. Upon exit, they are given a portion of the value of the property corresponding to their share in the authorized capital. Transfer of a share or part thereof to third parties is permitted under the Charter. The charter defines the rights of the company's participants. They can receive information about the activities of the Company; participate in the management of the Company’s affairs; take part in the distribution of profits; sell or otherwise alienate your share in the authorized capital; leave the Company at any time; receive part of the property in the event of its liquidation. The charter also defines the responsibilities of the participants: Make a contribution in the manner and amount provided for by the constituent documents Do not disclose confidential information Comply with the provisions of this Charter The company is a legal entity from the moment of its state registration; it can, in its own name, acquire and exercise property and non-property rights, bear responsibilities, and be a plaintiff and defendant in court. The Company is responsible for the safety of the constituent documents, minutes of the Meeting of Founders, documents confirming the state registration of the Company, and internal documents of the Company. The company is liable for its obligations with all its property. Property owned by the Company is accounted for on its balance sheet in accordance with the rules accounting established by the Federal Law “On Accounting” and legal acts. Fiscal year is established in accordance with legal acts on accounting and reporting. The organizational structure of the enterprise is presented in Figure 1.	A business plan is an analysis of the main aspects of the future enterprise. In this work we will consider the production of tables and chairs. And so let's start: 1. Service - production of tables and chairs, you can add other wood products, shelves, frames, boards and much more to the load, working on orders. 2. Material, that is, you can buy wood, if you have a car, you can get it yourself in the nearest countryside. 3. Design legal entity, you will need a business license, that is, register yourself as a private entrepreneur. 4. You can rent the premises, or use your own garage or other premises, if available. 5. First you will need the minimum equipment: a woodworking machine and tools. 6. Workers will be needed when large orders appear, but at first it’s quite possible to cope on your own. 7. There are always competitors, but high-quality products at prices affordable for the population are a weapon in the fight against them. 8. Capital, you can get a loan, which I don’t really recommend doing, analyze necessary costs There will be enough material, equipment and rent for the start; huge capital investments will not be required. 9. The prospects for this business plan are to open your own store or factory, organize a network. 10. Clientele will appear, since there is always a need for tables and chairs; people don’t really like standing. When creating a project for the production of tables and chairs, you first need to find a suitable room, at least two. An office for the administration, a workshop for the craftsmen, respectively. The best option is when the office and production area are located nearby. If you organize a store selling ready-made tables and chairs on the premises, it will be very convenient. Next, according to the business plan, is the purchase of equipment and additional calculation programs for production and accounting. Today, for the production of tables and chairs, there is large number machines, programs for modeling and manufacturing furniture. To start production, you need to find a minimum of tools and machines. Recruitment of personnel: a consultant who accepts orders, a designer with experience in working with production programs, a consultant and a designer can be one person - this is both profitable and convenient. To work in production, specialists are needed who are able to operate machines when processing materials. The store definitely needs a salesperson. This business plan considers the sale of finished products: selling tables and chairs in your own store, fulfilling orders to order, selling through furniture stores. Estimated expenses: rent of premises (500,000 rubles per year); equipment (from 200,000 - 1 million rubles); materials (300,000 rubles per year); salary (from 1.2 million rubles per year). Total: 2.3 million - 3.6 million rubles. per year. Income: sales of products (400,000 rubles per month). Total: 4.8 million rubles. per year. These calculations show that the expected payback period is about six months. You should not lose sight of the fact that the real numbers will be visible from how well the production is organized. You can also study business plans for other types of activities on our website. Here are the main nuances necessary in the process of writing your business plan. Back Forward -