Trimat

What they make

According to their website, TRIMAT designs and manufactures custom store fixtures and furniture for retail environments, covering everything from initial layout to installation. The company operates its own roughly 2,000 square metre production workshop in La Tessoualle, France, where furniture is sawn, drilled, cut, veneered and assembled in wood. Design work is carried out in-house by a dedicated engineering department (Bureau d'Études) using SolidWorks for 2D and 3D layout planning, developed collaboratively with each client. In-house joinery teams then build the furniture rather than relying on standard catalogue items, and company assembly teams handle installation directly at client sites throughout France, including dismantling of existing fittings when needed. TRIMAT employs around twenty people and is part of Groupe PR, a nine-company industrial group. Its fixtures serve DIY and hardware stores, materials showrooms, fabric shops, food and stationery retail, service stations, and specialty boutiques. The site also states after-sales service covering the full chain from design to post-installation support, and a long-standing supply relationship with Leroy Merlin France dating back to 2013.

• Custom-designed and manufactured store fixtures and furniture for retail spaces (shelving, display units, checkout counters, storage systems)
• In-house design/engineering department (Bureau d'Études) using SolidWorks for 2D/3D layout and furniture design
• Own wood-processing workshop (approx. 2,000 sq m) handling sawing, drilling, cutting, veneering and assembly
• In-house joinery teams building all furniture types rather than sourcing from catalogs
• Nationwide installation and assembly service across France, plus dismantling of existing store fittings
• After-sales service (SAV) covering the full chain from design through post-installation support
• Fixtures tailored to specific retail sectors: DIY/hardware stores, building-materials showrooms, fabric and haberdashery shops, food and stationery retail, service stations, and boutiques (leather goods, clothing, cosmetics, opticians)
• Logistics and ergonomics furniture (trolleys, storage, customer-guidance systems) for retail back-of-house areas

Summary written by byeurope.eu based on the company’s own website; independently cross-checked against the same source. Not reviewed by the company.