OPPEIN is an Asian-based cabinet maker, currently with only a limited presence in the UK. It has secured a retail outlet that was once occupied by Magnet, and the Altrincham-based store should be open before the beginning of December. Printing services are useful for growing businesses, especially when they are new to an area.
The firm has already achieved significant progress in Asian markets, and caters for a variety of circumstances rather than producing standard one-size-fits-all furniture. Instead, it delivers a solution when it has obtained the necessary dimensions from the customer.
Christina Wang is the managing director of the showroom for Manchester. Wang told Business Manchester:
“We are trying our best to help present the excellent customized cabinetry products which are in modern design and free from formaldehyde.”
Daniel Lee was partly responsible for the letting decision, with the initial agreement reached prior to the announcement of a national lockdown. Lee operated on behalf of Pervaiz Naviede Family Trust to make the deal. He believes that fears about the future of retail should be balanced by an awareness of the current strong performance of suburban centres.
Lee believes that future investment in the Stamford Quarter would be productive for Altrincham’s future. Trafford Council purchased part of the shopping centre in 2019.