Cjs – Plv

What they make

According to their website, CJS designs and manufactures point-of-sale displays (PLV), store-fitting solutions and interactive digital kiosks for retail brands in France. Work starts in an in-house design studio, where designers trained at design schools collaborate with the sales team to develop custom merchandising concepts using specialized design software. Concepts then move to a dedicated prototype workshop, where prototypists refine the product definition with the engineering department and build tooling and templates ahead of full production. Manufacturing takes place across several French sites - including Sevres, Nancy, Cheroy, Dordives and Rogny-les-Sept-Ecluses - totaling roughly 22,000 square meters of production space equipped for component fabrication, furniture painting, assembly and integration/testing, run through an ERP-managed process. CJS also organizes installation: transport, logistics and on-site setup for displays, store layouts, checkout areas and travel-retail locations such as airports. On materials, the company states that about 60% of what it processes - cardboard, plastics, wood, glass and steel - comes from recycling, alongside closed-loop water management with periodic monitoring. Clients cited include Sephora, L'Oreal, Chanel, Decathlon, Carrefour and Coca-Cola.

• Design and manufacture of point-of-sale displays (PLV) and merchandising furniture
• Shop-fitting solutions for store layouts, checkout areas and travel-retail spaces
• Design and production of interactive digital kiosks/terminals
• In-house design studio developing custom point-of-sale concepts with clients
• Dedicated prototype workshop that validates and tools concepts before industrialization
• Manufacturing across several French production sites (Sevres, Nancy, Cheroy, Dordives, Rogny-les-Sept-Ecluses) totaling about 22,000 sqm, covering fabrication, painting, assembly and testing
• Installation service handling transport, logistics and on-site setup, including airport/travel-retail interventions
• Material recovery practice: about 60% of processed cardboard, plastics, wood, glass and steel comes from recycling, plus closed-loop water management

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