Layout Concepts

Chair Count Optimisation

Layout concepts balance revenue-generating chair positions against comfortable waiting capacity and staff movement corridors minimum 90 centimetres wide.

Typical two-chair shops require 35–45 square metres; four-chair operations 65–85 square metres including reception and wash area.

Entry and Waiting Sequencing

First impressions form before clients reach the chair. Entry layouts sequence branding wall, waiting bench, and product display without creating bottleneck at door during Saturday peaks.

Coat hooks and bag storage integrated near waiting preventing clutter around chair stations during service.

Service Path Analysis

Barber movement between chair, tools, and wash station traced on plan minimising steps per service. Shared tool islands versus individual stations evaluated per shop culture.

Back-of-house storage for towels and products accessible without crossing client waiting sightlines maintaining professional atmosphere.

Future Expansion Provisions

Successful single-chair shops often expand; initial layouts document where second chair inserts without full redesign saving future fit-out costs.

Lease negotiation support identifies load-bearing walls and services locations affecting expansion feasibility.

Layout Deliverables

Concept plans at 1:50 scale with furniture templates, circulation arrows, and dimension strings. Revit model optional supplement €1,800.

Two layout options included in standard concept package; third option €950 additional.