Grade A items
include surplus stock, former stock and discontinued
lines.
They are the same quality and made from the same
materials as regular furniture.
Grade B items
include display items, trial products and items
that have sustained
superficial damage during
shipping.
All such products are still in perfect working
order.
Grade C items
include products with missing parts and damaged
items.
You can use them however you want and might even
come across a real bargain!。
All items are sold
as seen at
outlet prices and will not
be replenished. Each and every item is priced low for
a reason.
The largest furniture outlet store in Japan
The
secret to our low prices #1:
We eliminate the middleman a substantially cut distribution
costs
Regular
furniture stores
Furniture
chain stores
The secret to our low prices #2: Our low cost operations
Regular
and furniture chain stores
Most
stores have multistory outlets that are separate from
their warehouses.
This generates extra personnel costs.
Even though our
Chiba NT store is a single-story store specialist furniture
store, it is still one of the largest in Japan.
Area of site:
25,000m2
Floor area: 10,000m2
Building: approximately 100m X 100m
Going once round the store is like one lap round
a 400m running track!
MEGAMAX is also run like a super warehouse, with shopping
and warehouse areas together under one roof.
We even use electric carts to move products around in-store.
(MEGAMAX has even been recognized by Chiba Prefecture
for its innovative management planning.)
The
secret to our low prices #3:
We are the largest furniture
outlet in Japan
Furniture
and interior goods often prove difficult to sell according
to plan. Using small lot production systems means that the
more items are produced, the more unplanned items manufacturers
have in stock. Items are also frequently returned to manufacturers
due to sustaining superficial damage during shipping.
We use our close links with both domestic and overseas manufacturers
to enable us to buy in stock on a timely basis.