Arklight.
Showrooms and specialist retail

Live stock on your own website for furniture retailers

Your pieces on your own site within minutes of reaching the showroom, fed from the same source you already keep for the national furniture chains online. No retyping, no monthly listing fee for your own stock, and the enquiry comes to you first.

What is included

  • Feed from your dealer system, spreadsheet or the marketplace export you already produce
  • Every item with its own page, photos, spec and enquiry
  • Filters that match how your buyers actually search
  • Sold items kept as proof, not deleted

In practice, for furniture retailers

A showroom's range lives in the till system and the suppliers' catalogues. We read the till export for stock and prices, pull the supplier feeds for specifications and images where you want them, and build a browsable range with options, lead times and clearance flagged the day it is marked down. Ex-display and clearance get their own section because that is where the margin is and where the search traffic is.

Why furniture retailers in particular

  • People browse online first and your range is not there to browse.
  • Ex-display and clearance stock, your best margin, is not advertised anywhere.
  • Delivery lead times and fabric options live only in the salesperson's head.

Typical ticket in your trade: €300 to €10,000. One enquiry that comes to you instead of to the national furniture chains online covers a lot of website.

Questions furniture retailers ask about this

We do not have photos of everything.
Supplier images can be used where you have none, and your own photos take precedence where you do.
Options and finishes.
Variants with their own price differences and lead times, maintained once.
Stock changes with the season.
A daily upload from the till is enough; the site shows what you have, dated.

Check your own site first

Free, on screen in about ten seconds, no call. We fetch your homepage once, the way a visitor's browser does, and nothing else.

Fixed price, fixed date, in writing

Fifteen minutes about what you sell and how your stock moves today. A quote within two working days.