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SPINX COMMERCIAL SHOPFITTING

COMMERCIAL SHOPFITTING

Retail and commercial fit-outs, properly coordinated. SPINX brings counters, display joinery, storage, finishes and supporting trades together around your premises, operating requirements and agreed programme.

Cape Town | Johannesburg
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Shopfitting built around your store and trading requirements

Opening a new store, refurbishing an existing shop or improving counters, shelving and displays? SPINX coordinates the agreed commercial shopfitting scope around your premises, brand specification and operating requirements.

Retail layouts, specialist suppliers, landlord conditions, access and opening dates all affect delivery. We define the work and responsibilities before it proceeds, so cabinetry, finishes and the supporting trades follow one coordinated plan.

Retail shopfitting and commercial fit-out services

From defined installations to a broader retail fit-out, the quotation sets out the work included and the interfaces with your appointed specialists.

Retail counters & reception joinery

Service counters, point-of-sale joinery, cash desks and reception units installed to the agreed layout and specification.

Custom retail shelving & display units

Display shelving, product presentation units, stock storage and back-of-house cabinetry planned around the way the premises will be used.

Partitions, ceilings & layout alterations

Drywall, ceilings and internal alterations forming part of the agreed commercial shopfitting or refurbishment scope.

Lighting, power & plumbing coordination

Coordinate the relevant electrical, lighting and plumbing work with shopfitting installations and appointed specialist suppliers.

Flooring, painting & finishes

Bring floor finishes, tiling, painting and making good into the programme for the finished retail environment.

Installation, snagging & handover

Coordinate the agreed fit-out work, review outstanding items and confirm close-out requirements before handover.

How your project is handled

01

Review the brief

Provide the site, use of premises, plans, specifications and target programme.

02

Assess constraints

Clarify site access, trading hours, approvals, service interfaces and specialist dependencies.

03

Confirm responsibilities

Agree the scope, exclusions, procurement, programme and change approval process.

04

Deliver & close out

Coordinate the work, manage interfaces and resolve the agreed snag list.

For retailers, property managers and commercial occupiers

Discuss new premises, store refurbishments, reception upgrades or phased improvements to an occupied site. Share brand specifications, landlord conditions and any fixed trading or occupation dates early.

Retail stores

Counters, displays and supporting alterations planned around customer flow and operational use.

Reception areas

Customer-facing joinery and finishes coordinated around the premises and agreed design.

Occupied premises

Discuss phased work, safe separation, delivery routes and disruption controls.

New commercial space

Bring the defined fit-out together with landlord requirements and appointed specialists.

Shopfitting services in Cape Town

For a Cape Town store fit-out or refurbishment, share the premises address, current condition and whether the shop is already trading. Landlord conditions, delivery access and permitted working hours should accompany the brief so installation and disruption can be planned together.

Shopfitting services in Johannesburg

Planning a new retail space or a shop upgrade in Johannesburg? Send the proposed layout, counters, shelving and joinery requirements, brand specification and target opening date. Identify appointed suppliers early so services, finishes and specialist installations can be coordinated.

Practical project considerations

  • Share brand standards, approved drawings and landlord requirements at the outset.
  • Confirm trading restrictions, access windows and required occupation dates.
  • Define who supplies counters, specialist fixtures, signage and security systems.
  • Coordinate power, lighting, data and plumbing interfaces before closing up.
  • Identify approval, inspection and professional-service responsibilities in the scope.
  • Allow for procurement lead times and agree a written variation process.

Request a shopfitting quotation

Shopfitting quotations depend on the premises, specification, installation interfaces and delivery constraints. A target opening date must be reviewed against the actual scope and lead times.

  • Drawings, measurements and existing site condition
  • Joinery, counter, display and finish specifications
  • Required services and specialist interfaces
  • Access, trading hours and phased working
  • Landlord conditions, approvals and close-out requirements
Final scope and pricing depend on the actual site and agreed requirement.

Frequently asked questions

What is included in commercial shopfitting?
The agreed scope may include counters, display units, shelving, cabinetry, partitions, ceilings, finishes and supporting trades. Design services, signage, security systems, appliances and other specialist items are included only if stated in the quotation.
How much does shopfitting cost in Cape Town or Johannesburg?
Cost depends on the size and condition of the premises, specification, joinery, services, access and programme. Send the location, plans or measurements, intended scope and approximate budget so a suitable assessment and quotation can be arranged.
How long does a retail fit-out take?
The programme depends on the scope, design readiness, approvals, procurement, specialist lead times and site access. Share any required opening date early so the work and dependencies can be assessed before a programme is agreed.
Can SPINX coordinate a complete retail fit-out?
A complete project can be scoped where the agreed delivery arrangements cover the required trades and interfaces. Tell us about your designer, landlord and specialist suppliers so the quotation identifies each party’s responsibilities.
Can you assist with custom retail shelving, counters and cabinetry?
These requirements can form part of the shopfitting scope. Provide dimensions, drawings and finish specifications where available so specialist supply, installation and related site work can be defined.
Can refurbishment work be phased around trading?
Phasing and working hours need to be agreed for the particular premises. Safe separation, customer access, noise restrictions and the extent of the work determine what is practical.
What should I check before appointing a shopfitting contractor?
Compare the actual scope, specifications, exclusions, specialist responsibilities, payment stages, programme and change process. Clarify who handles landlord conditions and approvals, and how snagging and handover will be managed.
How can I request a shopfitting quotation?
Use Discuss Your Shopfitting Project, call 087 550 0942 or email fs@spxsa.com. Include the site in Cape Town or Johannesburg, drawings or photographs if available, required work, budget range, trading constraints and intended handover date.

Discuss Your Shopfitting Project

Include the premises address, type of business, drawings or photographs, fit-out scope, budget range, trading constraints and required handover date.

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