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Qianchuan Wooden Doors Zhou Xingqi: The Wooden Door Industry Values Persistence During Market Bottleneck Periods (China Homebuyers' Preferred Wooden Door Brand Series Forum)
[Summary] Although the upstream development of wooden doors has encountered some bottlenecks, the momentum of wooden door development is still gathering, so I think wooden doors should persist.
The home furnishing industry has entered an era of high-cost operations, with high raw material costs, high labor costs, and high logistics and warehousing costs becoming the "three highs" problems that enterprises must face. Moreover, the real estate market remains sluggish, and the overall market environment is not optimistic. Facing "internal troubles and external threats," where should Sichuan wooden door enterprises go? SouFun Home Network specially invited industry leaders from Sichuan's wooden door sector to jointly explore the future path of the industry in this issue of "Big Talk Home Furnishing."
Zhou Xingqi, Manager of the Culture Department of Qianchuan Wooden Doors (fourth from right)
It is a fact that most enterprises in Sichuan's wooden door industry are small and medium-sized, but I think this is normal because there has not yet been a truly nationally influential big brand. But why should one aim to become big? In China, if there were only one door manufacturing enterprise, it would be impossible. I think it is quite normal for small and medium-sized enterprises to operate healthily.
Zhou Xingqi, Manager of the Culture Department
Regarding the current situation of Sichuan wooden doors, for Qianchuan, it is still part of this large market activity and does not have a market concept bounded by administrative regions such as provinces. It is nationwide. If there is still an opportunity to go abroad and the conditions exist, it will definitely move forward, so the concept of Sichuan does not exist.
If we talk about the way out, I think SouFun has provided a platform today for wooden door enterprises to sit together, which shows that wooden door enterprises are doing well. Although wooden door enterprises have encountered some bottlenecks not under market economic conditions during their current development, which is a break or interception, this momentum and flow still exist. It will bring great opportunities to the wooden door industry, including our upstream real estate enterprises, because the market demand itself is very large. So I think wooden doors should persist and welcome opportunities with confidence; the hope is still great.
