Your retail installation partner in Germany.
We are a German installation company — 20+ years on the shop floor, 2,000+ completed projects. We execute roll-outs, shop-in-shop programmes and store fixture installation across Germany, and we manage the entire project in English.
Germany is our home ground.
If you plan store installations in Germany from abroad, the hard part is rarely the concept — it is the site reality: coordinating German trades, store managers and landlords, night-work windows, delivery logistics, and the documentation your client expects. We handle that reality every day, in German. You get one English-speaking contact who owns your project; our crews handle the German side. No friction, no translation loss between your headquarters and the shop floor.
Not a broker network. Many providers sell Europe-wide coverage and subcontract everything behind the scenes. We are the opposite: our own installers plus a vetted partner network we manage ourselves, one accountable project lead — a German company you can visit and audit.
One contact, in English.
Planning, scheduling, reporting and escalation — one person, your language, from enquiry to sign-off.
German site execution.
Our own installers and a proven network — we know German trades, standards and store routines from the inside.
Series discipline.
Roll-outs of 20, 50 or 150 stores need rhythm, not improvisation: fixed teams, tour planning, one accountable schedule per store.
Store fixture installation, retail fit-out, roll-outs.
- Roll-outs & series installation — new concepts across many stores, including night work in running stores. Fixed rhythm, one schedule per location.
- Store fixture installation — shelving, checkouts, displays, furniture and complete interiors: your production, installed to specification.
- Shop-in-shop programmes — brand areas inside department stores and retail chains, coordinated with the house rules of each location.
- Single stores & showrooms — complete retail fit-out installation for individual locations.
Most of our work is in Germany. When your project crosses the border, we travel — recent installations in France, Austria, Switzerland and Benelux, and beyond.
How we work.
- You send the project outline — locations, timeframe, scope.
- We assess schedule and capacity and come back with a clear answer: what we can take on, and how.
- Fixed installation plan — teams, tours, one schedule per store.
- Execution with documentation — installation reports per site, photos, sign-off.
Recent projects.
- Petrol-station series: cigarette-rack conversions in 100–150 stations, 5–10 per week, converted in running operation.
- Discounter roll-out: around 50 stores converted to a new interior concept in two years — night installation while stores kept trading.
- Shop-in-shop programme: brand areas installed in department stores across Germany, coordinated site by site.
Frequently asked questions.
Who installs store fixtures in Germany for international brands?
We do — Emig is a German installation company working for manufacturers, brands and fit-out companies from abroad. Project handling in English, execution by our German crews.
Can you take over the installation part of a roll-out from a foreign fit-out company?
Yes. You keep design and production; we deliver the installation across German locations — with one English-speaking project contact.
Which regions do you cover?
All of Germany. Cross-border projects (France, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux) on request.
What project sizes do you take on?
From a single store to series of 150+ locations. Series installation is our core business.
Who will we talk to?
One fixed English-speaking contact — Manuel Emig or a named project lead, not a call centre.
Do you also supply the furniture?
No — we are the installation partner. Your production, our execution. That keeps roles clean.
Planning an installation project in Germany?
Send us the outline — we will come back with a clear assessment of schedule and capacity.
Direct: Manuel Emig · +49 6207 401 31 51 · manuel.emig@emig-ladenbau.de · Project handling in English, German and French.