LPP is our long-term client with whom we have already worked in many countries. This time, after a three-year break, we returned to the production of LPP stores in Bosnia and Herzegovina, preparing two new stores for the Sinsay brand.
Bosnia and Herzegovina attracts tourists from all over Europe who want to experience a Balkan adventure. It borders to the north and south-west with Croatia, and with Serbia and Montenegro to the east. The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Sarajevo with over 400,000 inhabitants – there we produced first of the new stores. The second was opened in the city located on the Bosnia River – Zenica.
One of the new Sinsay stores produced by Ergo Store is located in the Intershop department store in Sarajevo. The shopping mall is situated near the city center. In the mall, you will find stores of brands such as: Sisley, Guess, Liu Jo, Max & Co, Max Mara and many others. The Sinsay store prepared by Ergo Store has 920 sq m. The scope of work of our team included retail furniture manufacturing, its transport and assembly. The works ended on February 22 and the official opening took place on March 1, 2022.
The second store is located in the Dzenanovic Shopping Center, situated in a green area of Zenica. In the shopping center you will find stores of such brands as: Levi’s, New Yorker, Springfield, Deichmann, Office Shoes and many more. The new Sinsay store has 854 sq m. The scope of work of our team included retail furniture manufacturing, transport and assembly. The works ended on February 15, and the official opening took place nine days later.
Only last year, together with LPP, we have completed productions such as: Sinsay shop in Croatia, Sinsay store in Czech city of Hradec Kralove or Sinsay store in Romania.
So far, we had the opportunity to work with LPP in countries such as Hungary, Germany, Finland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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19.12.2024
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