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伴隨著現在人們對于生活質量要求越來越高，怎麽樣才能成就自己的那份財富呢?現在成了很多燈具?加盟者的頭疼事情，現在人們越來越重視生活中的細節了，家居燈飾就是提升生活品質的一個體現，因此現在 燈具加盟 店是很有前景的。但是開燈飾店需要注意哪些方面呢？

1、資金：開燈飾店首先要確定你能投入多少資金，通常來說，二三級城市估計需要5-10萬或以上的開業基金，大城市需要更多幾個，小城市需要少幾個。這與房租、水電、人工等及當地物價程度相關，不能一概而論。但，除去房租、裝修等費用，手頭上的流動資金通常不能低于5萬元。

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2、選項目燈具加盟店的話就要選擇好加盟的品牌，也就是銷售定位。燈飾的品牌有很多，分高中低檔，開店時需要確定消費群體是哪些，以確定加盟哪個項目品牌。像經營中高檔的家居風格可以選OTL照明項目加盟。 b438bccbbf2cd804137616775ddc4ea

3、选址：如果你的材料不允许的话，最好选在现有的建材市场周围，或周围都有燈具零售的地点开店。如果那些好的方面很难租到的话，可以选择开在买建材的必经之路上，当然也要将交通是否方便作为一个考察点！

4、裝修：一個店鋪的裝修對日後的經營狀況有很大的影響，因此一定要注意。一般情況下，加盟總部都會爲加盟商提供裝修設計圖紙，加盟商可以按照圖紙進行裝修。

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