The three major “black hands” with a decline in sales of wooden doors

It is reported that all imported raw materials are now rising in price. The price of original wooden door products has been raised by about 20%, and the price of solid wood door products has increased by about 10%. In general, in the off-season of sales, the price of wooden doors fluctuates little, but this year, on the contrary, the prices of wooden doors have gone up.

Although the wooden door market was very deserted and the sales of wooden doors were poor, the prices of wooden doors were almost all increasing, especially the original wooden doors.

According to reports from most dealers in the wooden door market, sales of wooden doors in the first half of the year have declined compared to previous years, but have fallen even more severely in the second half of the year. According to the person in charge of Fortune Wood Market, there are mainly three reasons for the decline in profit that led to sales decline.

First of all, due to the impact of the property market, the entire real estate market is sluggish. As a supporting industry in the downstream of the real estate industry, the home improvement market appears to be extremely deserted. However, the wooden door market has experienced a bizarre phenomenon in which the sales volume has plummeted and the unit price continues to rise.

Secondly, the increase in labor costs, especially experienced skilled workers, has caused even more alarming wage increases. Now the factory invites an experienced wood carving craftsman. The manual fee is twice as high as the ordinary arts worker. Again, the cost of raw materials has risen sharply. The raw materials for the production of high-end wooden doors are all imported from abroad. This year, the prices of foreign timber and board continue to rise, resulting in relatively narrow profit margins.

The three reasons for property control, rising labor costs, and rising raw material costs caused the door industry to be deserted in the second half of the year, with sales falling and poor sales.