Things you need to budget
for when opening a Barbershop.
Barbershop on a Budget
Barbershop on a Budget
When
I opened my first barbershop in 1988, I had a budget of £5,000.
£2,000 for the first quarters rent, £500 security deposit, £180 solicitors fees, £80 shop insurance, £30 BT connection £300 shop sign (fascia) £20 stock.
There were probably one or two other items that I have neglected to add, but you get my point.This left just under £1,900 to fit the shop out.
£2,000 for the first quarters rent, £500 security deposit, £180 solicitors fees, £80 shop insurance, £30 BT connection £300 shop sign (fascia) £20 stock.
There were probably one or two other items that I have neglected to add, but you get my point.This left just under £1,900 to fit the shop out.
I used the carver from our dinning room as my cutting chair, not hydraulic!
I
purchased a bathroom mirror from B&Q for my cutting station and cut down a
piece of skirting board to create a shelf beneath it for my tools. I cut the
rest of the skirting board into 2ft & 3ft-shelving length’s and used these
to display my products around the shop with a few bits I picked up from a car
boot sale.
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