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REVIEWS FURNEX NEPAL Getting Better Every Year to promote sales of my product. But times have changed and FURNEX is a fusion of more organized and more approachable way of improving trade and commerce.” The third edition of FURNEX Nepal, which was opened on 26 August 2014 at the Bhrikutimandap Exhibition Hall, concluded successfully leaving a note of invitation to see in 2015 again. Inaugurated by Honorable Minister of Finance Dr. Ram Sharan Mahat, the five day long exhibition facilitated an exposure for local furniture and furnishing manufacturers. During the program Dr Mahat officially released ‘Souvenir,’ a yearly supplement on the expo published jointly by FURNEX Nepal and Spaces Magazine. Dr Mahat emphasized on the importance of events like FURNEX in promoting local manufacturers and ensured that the government is always ready to play a supportive role in encouraging Nepali products. Other delegates present in the opening ceremony were Mr. Rajesh Kaji Shrestha, President of Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Dinesh Shrestha, Vice-President of FNSCI. FURNEX Nepal is an annual exhibition of furniture and furnishing products and it is organized by Nepal Furniture and Furnishing Association (NFFA). Established in 2056 B.S, NFFA is an umbrella organization of furniture and furnishing manufacturers, product importers, distributors, dealers and professionals. FURNEX brings together all the firms competing in the furniture and furnishing market, whether imported or local, under one roof and helps bring a sense of healthy competition between firms. Over 100,000 visitors are estimated to have visited the exhibition this year. Sushila Gauchan, one of the visitors, said, “I have visited FURNEX every year and it’s better every year. The decorations and the number of stalls have really increased this year.” According to the coordinator of the expo Mr Dinesh Agrawal, the previous two exhibitions had been a training period for them. There were 63 stalls in this edition of FURNEX and all of them were successful to pull a number of visitors and brief about their products. The spokeperson of the exhibition, Mr. Kavindra Joshi, informed that witnessing the advanced booking for stalls and the enthusiasm of possible exhibitors, both national and international, was an encouraging accumulation of the expo’s achievement in its third year. Dedicated to promote national products that have high potential to compete with foreign and imported brands, the expo is a revelation for manufacturers to get noticed and understand their market competition. It provides furniture manufacturers a fabulous exposure to the market. “Forty years ago, this scale of exposure was unimaginable,” says Mr. Krishna Lal Pradhan, President of Nepal Furniture and Furnishing Association. He left behind 15 years of his government service to shift and dedicate his life to the furniture sector. “Back then, I only had a bicycle that took me around places The first ever Interior Design Competition (IDC 2014) was a major attraction during the exhibition. From the first day till the last, the Pashupati Paints stall, which had the contestant’s work put up for show, was never empty. The Yeti Carpet Lucky Draw, FURNEX Lucky Draw and the chair race and musical chair conducted by Featherlite were other added attractions of the FURNEX 2014, besides the display of state of the arts products and wonderful discount offers. The 5 day long exhibition concluded on 30 August 2014, but the closing and prize distribution evening was held a couple of days after at Radisson Hotel, Lazimpat. Certificates of participation and tokens of love were conferred to the exhibitors, supporters and sponsors. Similarly winners of the IDC 2014 and the winners amongst exhibitors also conferred with prizes and certificates. The Best Stall Award this year went to Imperial and King Koil. The Most Crowded Stall Award went to R.N. Foam Industries and the award of Innovative Domestic Product Display went to Craftsman. FURNEX Nepal has been honoring the senior personalities of furniture and furnishing field every year. This time Laxmi Prasad Shrestha was honored for his continuous service for more than 6 decades in furniture and Shyam Sundar Agrawal was honored for serving for more than 4 decades in furnishing field. 18 / SPACESNEPAL.COM
REVIEWS Ashley Products at FURNITURE LAND Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc., established in 1945, is the largest manufacturer of furniture in the world. Their first manufacturing faculty was built in 1970 in Arcadia with only 35 employees. They have customers in more than 123 countries across the globe. Now Ashley Furniture is available in Nepal - thanks to Furniture Land. One of the most recognized furniture brands in America and the number one selling brand of home furniture in North America, Ashley Furniture manufactures and distributes home furniture products throughout the world. "All the products pass the standard quality check and are directly imported from Ashley Industries from USA." says Mr. Saurav Joshi, Marketing Manager of Furniture Land, "We got the best of imported furniture in Nepal to better suit individual needs.” As of now they have introduced Ashley’s Bedroom set, Sofa, Recliners, Coffee Table, Dining Table set, Lamps and Rugs. SEPTEMBER 2014 / 19
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