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FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN TURKEY Furniture production in Turkey dates back to the 19th century and was done in small workshops as artisan production. However, by the rapid globalization and all other aspects, present furniture industry is becoming a fashion sector. In Turkey, furniture is produced both in workshops and industrial-scale manufacturing units. Furniture production is highly fragmented among a large number of small workshops. These small workshops play an important role in producing hand carved and handmade furniture. Workshops are flexible establishments in nature and have enough capacity and labor force to expand their production line in order to supply large orders. Large-scale furniture firms produce standard models by using automated mass-production techniques and most of their production is oriented towards export. In accordance to data from Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat), in 2009 furniture production was realized as 6.4 billion Turkish Liras. According to the recent General Census of Industry and Business Establishments (2008), the furniture sector employs 150,427 people and the industry has 34,438 companies manufacturing various furniture. Moreover, capacity data of The Union of Chambers of Commerce and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB) reports 40 companies who have over 250 employees and 155 companies who have over 100 employees. Besides, Istanbul Chamber of Industry s list of the top 500 industrial establishments of Turkey includes six furniture companies. According to the list, these six companies are; Boytaş Mobilya San. ve Tic. A.Ş, Merkez Çelik San. ve Tic. A.Ş, Merinos Halı Sanayi ve Tic. A.Ş, İstikbal Mobilya San. ve Tic. A.Ş, Major SKT Oto Donanım San. ve Tic. A.Ş. and Teknik Malzeme Tic. ve San. A.Ş. Furniture production in Turkey is concentrated mainly in İstanbul, Ankara, Bursa (İnegöl), Kayseri, İzmir and Adana. The most important furniture production districts are İstanbul and the region of Bolu-Düzce, which is famous for its production of wood products. The well-known furniture-manufacturing district in Turkey, called Siteler, is located in Ankara. The number of registered small and medium sized enterprises in Siteler is over 10,000. In Ankara, there are many labor intensive small enterprises manufacturing classical-handmade furniture and there are about 10 major furniture manufacturers who have mass-production capabilities. The wood industry is developing rapidly in the Bursa-İnegöl area, the third most important furniture production region, which is surrounded by forest areas. The furniture industry of the İnegöl area is small sized but has great potential to improve itself. Another important furniture region is Kayseri, which has large capacity for the production of sofa beds, couch beds and seven of the twenty two largest manufacturers of Turkey are established here. İzmir also has a furniture production districts called Karabağlar and Kısıkköy which supply furniture to the Aegean Region. Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 1

PRODUCTION In Turkey, furniture production can be classified in accordance with materials used as wooden furniture (massive and veneered), metal furniture and others. Wooden furniture has a major share in total furniture production. As it is known for good quality furniture, the types of wood used and plywood inputs have to be taken into consideration. The main types of wood used in the manufacture of massive furniture in Turkey are ash, beech, oak, pine, linden and mahogany. In veneered furniture, oak, beech, walnut and mahogany are used. Turkish furniture factories use the latest technologies in producing furniture, which is always up to world standards. Since 1990 the application of advanced technology and the use of CNC benches in the Turkish furniture industry have been increasing. Today, all of the large enterprises in the furniture sector use CNC benches. Most companies are equipped with modern machinery which allows the production of good, export-quality products. Quality control starts from the stage when the raw material is produced and continues till the end of the packaging process. Most of the companies have already obtained ISO 9000 certificates and other required quality certificates. The large scale firms comply with world standards in their packaging processes. In packaging PE, PP, foam, poly-urethane and cardboard boxes are used. Many of the large companies have special packaging sections. As with many other consumer products, furniture production is sensitive to changes in fashion. Since furniture design is an important aspect of marketing, Turkish designers are constantly following consumer preferences in foreign markets and introduce new designs and make model variations and improvements. Turkish furniture manufacturers and exporters are aware of the fact that market trends and consumer behavior play an important role in the development and design of new products. Since Turkey has a strong textile industry, Turkish furniture manufacturers have the advantage of being able to use and to monitor a wide range of colorful new fabric collections as upholstery. EXPORTS Turkey s furniture exports have had an upward trend in recent years. In the last ten years, exports of Turkish furniture increased from US $ 192,1 million in 2001 to US $ 1,607.3 million in 2011. This is mainly due to improvements in capacity, quality and design. The export figure for 2011 was US $ 1,607 million, representing an increase of 18 % with respect to the previous year. Main export products were: wooden furniture (excl. for offices, kitchens and bedrooms, and seats), wooden furniture for bedrooms (excl. seats) and seats for motor vehicles. In 2011, Turkey ranked third in the world exports of seats convertible into beds which also traditional items which are showing the large family, hospitality and past nomadic characteristics of our nation. In 2011, Turkey exported furniture to 172 countries throughout the world. The main markets for furniture exports were Iraq, Germany, Azerbaijan, Iran and France. In recent years, Turkish furniture companies have been establishing showrooms and depots in increasing numbers in most of these countries. The Turkish contracting sector is one of the major sectors exporting services. Turkish contractor companies who have undertaken construction work abroad have completed many housing complexes, tourism projects, hospitals and health center projects, most of which were decorated with Turkish furniture. Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 2

Turkish furniture is designed and made from the highest quality materials to ensure comfort, performance and attractive appearance for a very long life. Different styles are produced such as classical, traditional and contemporary. With its designers and architects combined with its flexible production capacity, the Turkish furniture industry is able to satisfy the requirements of all individual markets all over the world. Today, with all these aspects of the furniture industry, Turkey is among the most promising furniture suppliers in the world. Furniture Exports of Turkey by Years (Value: US$ 1,000) Years Value 2005 684,553 2006 764,715 2007 1,032,658 2008 1,332,922 2009 1,153,520 2010 1,363,062 2011 1,607,296 Source: TurkStat Furniture Exports of Turkey by Product and Countries (Value: US $ 1,000) HS No Product Name 2009 2010 2011 Share of Countries 2011 (%) 940110 Seats for aircraft 660 427 701 France(35) Iraq(17) Ireland(14) Germany(9) Georgia(6) Germany(29) 940120 France(11) Seats for motor 72.013 113.989 143.119 Russian Fed.(9) vehicles Austria(8) Netherlands(6) 940130 940140 940151 940159 Swivel seats with variable height adjustments (excl. Medical, surgical, dental or veterinary chairs) Seats, convertible into beds (excl. Garden seats and camping equipment, and medical, dental Seats of bamboo or rattan Seats of cane, osier or similar materials (excl. Of bamboo or rattan) 40.058 46.662 29.976 133.515 125.507 141.489 91 97 145 844 1.263 446 Iraq(23) Turkmenistan(22) Azerbaijan(8) Russian Fed.(5) Germany(4) Iraq(22) Germany(14) Italy(8) Iran(7) USA(7) Iraq(33) Turkmenistan(22) Ukraine(12) Saudi Arabia(8) TRNC(6) Iraq(44) Iran(12) USA(7) Azerbaijan(7) TRNC (6) Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 3

940161 940169 940171 940179 Upholstered seats, with wooden frames (excl. Convertible into beds) Seats, with wooden frames (excl. Upholstered) Upholstered seats, with metal frames (excl. Seats for aircraft or motor vehicles, and medical, Seats, with metal frames (excl. Upholstered, swivel seats with variable height and medical, 61.349 75.813 88.052 25.086 25.568 28.688 6.517 6.881 8.289 10.045 13.343 16.272 940180 Seats n.e.s. 64.103 76.268 88.545 940190 Parts of seats, n.e.s. 44.828 55.946 86.483 940210 940290 940310 940320 940330 940340 Dentists', barbers' or similar chairs having rotating as well as both reclining and elevating movement, and parts thereof, n.e.s. Operating tables, examination tables, and other medical, furniture (excl. Dentists'' or similar chairs, incl. Trolley-stretchers) Metal furniture for offices (excl. Seats) Metal furniture (excl. For offices, seats and medical, surgical, dental or veterinary Wooden furniture for offices (excl. Seats) Wooden furniture for kitchens (excl. Seats) 2.369 3.165 2.868 15.310 18.305 23.757 50.338 46.930 56.311 57.320 71.151 74.427 43.694 46.423 52.642 22.373 22.092 21.261 Iraq(29) Iran(12) Netherlands(9) Azerbaijan(7) Germany(4) Iraq(29) Iran(9) Saudi Arabia(9) Turkmenistan(7) Azerbaijan(6) Azerbaijan(11) Turkmenistan(10) Georgia(6) Iraq(6) Netherlands(6) Iraq(9) Germany(9) Italy(7) Belgium(7) Turkmenistan(6) Iraq(20) Germany(9) Iran(8) Netherlands(7) France(4) Iran(21) Germany(20) France(9) Rep. of South Africa(6) Brazil(6) Germany(20) Rep. of South Africa(15) Azerbaijan(10) Iran(10) UK(7) Iraq(9) Georgia(7) Germany(7) Ukraine(6) Nigeria(5) France(20) Germany(15) Netherlands(10) Iraq(10) Belgium(6) Germany(12) Iraq(11) France(10) Turkmenistan(7) Azerbaijan(5) Iraq(14) Turkmenistan(13) Germany(6) Azerbaijan(6) Saudi Arabia(6) Iraq(29) Turkmenistan(12) UK(8) Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 4

Azerbaijan(7) Qatar(5) 940350 940360 940370 940381 940389 940390 940410 940421 940429 Source: TurkStat Wooden furniture for bedrooms (excl. Seats) Wooden furniture (excl. For offices, kitchens and bedrooms, and seats) Furniture of plastics (excl. Medical, dental, surgical or veterinary, and seats) Furniture of bamboo or rattan (excl. Seats and medical, surgical, dental or veterinary Furniture of cane, osier or similar materials (excl. Of bamboo, rattan, metal, wood and plastics, and seats) Parts of furniture, n.e.s. (excl. Of seats and medical, surgical, dental or veterinary Mattress supports for bed frames (excl. Spring interiors for seats) Mattresses of cellular rubber or plastics, whether or not covered Mattresses, fitted with springs or stuffed or internally filled with any material (excl. Cellular rubber or plastics, pneumatic or water mattresses and pillows) 142.840 191.208 247.655 192.943 240.065 283.990 20.570 25.283 30.988 35 127 53 19.316 19.839 14.901 80.324 87.173 112.604 3.237 5.164 3.296 3.728 4.838 4.949 40.013 39.535 45.479 Total 1.153.520 1.363.062 1.607.384 Iraq(31) Azerbaijan(12) Germany(6) Iran(5) Netherlands(4) Iraq(22) Azerbaijan(12) Turkmenistan(8) Saudi Arabia(7) Iran(6) Iraq(9) Italy(7) Georgia(4) Azerbaijan(4) Spain(4) Iraq(53) TRNC(18) Kuwait(4) Oman(4) Uzbekistan(3) Azerbaijan(11) Iraq(10) Iran(10) France(10) UK(9) Germany(13) Iraq(9) Iran(9) Russian Fed.(8) France(6) Iraq(16) Germany(11) Turkmenistan(11) Georgia(5) USA(5) France(37) Iraq(11) Switzerland(10) Germany(6) Belgium(6) Italy(19) Iraq(14) Germany(6) Netherlands(6) Iran(5) Iraq(18) Germany(10) Azerbaijan(7) Iran(6) France(5) Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 5

Major Export Markets in Furniture Industry (Value: US$ 1,000) Countries 2009 2010 2011 Share of Countries (%) 2011 Iraq 136.623 207.794 284.183 17,7 Germany 114.889 128.564 160.818 10,0 Azerbaijan 69.240 81.033 106.619 6,6 Iran 70.618 84.502 103.463 6,4 France 63.871 70.697 87.684 5,5 Turkmenistan 38.172 46.590 75.714 4,7 Netherlands 48.509 45.757 55.570 3,5 Russian Fed. 17.118 34.961 47.667 3,0 Saudi Arabia 22.736 28.891 41.521 2,6 UK 41.715 39.111 39.003 2,4 Italy 25.169 29.959 32.814 2,0 Greece 46.611 41.372 31.984 2,0 Georgia 14.293 16.413 27.991 1,7 USA 18.740 22.233 26.141 1,6 Austria 20.508 19.422 24.353 1,5 Israel 16.394 19.173 23.069 1,4 Belgium 17.570 18.336 22.263 1,4 Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus 19.661 26.207 21.686 1,3 Romania 23.168 21.170 18.797 1,2 Kazakhstan 17.013 20.619 17.821 1,1 UAE 30.725 16.296 17.638 1,1 Libya 41.216 73.686 17.059 1,1 Spain 8.762 11.756 14.744 0,9 Egypt 9.712 10.654 13.955 0,9 Lebanon 7.188 9.212 13.473 0,8 Algeria 6.850 10.509 12.882 0,8 Bulgaria 13.710 12.267 12.702 0,8 Ukraine 3.527 5.665 11.950 0,7 Macedonia 9.274 8.698 11.451 0,7 Syria 10.663 16.814 11.094 0,7 Rep. of South Africa 3.485 6.265 10.962 0,7 Brazil 1.501 4.159 10.726 0,7 Others 164.289 174.277 199.587 12,4 Total 1.153.520 1.363.062 1.607.384 100,0 Source: TurkStat Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 6

TRADE FAIRS IN TURKEY Turkish furniture is exhibited in many international and local fairs organized in Turkey. In 2012, over 20 fairs will be organized in this sector. Some of them are; MODEKO 2012 Izmir Furniture Fair, in Izmir, in April ANKAMOB 2012 Ankara Furniture Fair, in Ankara, in April K.MOB 2012 Kayseri Furniture Fair, in Kayseri, in April MODEFEXPO 2012 Furniture and Decoration Fair, in Bursa, in April and in October ZOW 2012 Furniture Components and Accessories Fair, in Istanbul, in September Furniture Decoration Fair 2012 of Turkey, in Ankara, in October INTERMOB 2012 15. International Furniture Related Industry, Accessories, Forestry Products and Wood, in Istanbul, in October Adana Furniture - Decoration Fair 2012, in Adana, in October USEFUL LINKS AND ADDRESSES Istanbul Union of Wood and Forestry Products Exporters www.iib.org.tr Aegean Forestry and Wooden Products Exporters' Union www.egebirlik.org.tr Mediterranean Wooden And Forestry Products Exporters Union www.akib.org.tr Kayseri Chamber Of Furniture Manufacturers And Wood Workers www.kaymobodasi.org Association Of İnegöl Carpenters And Sellers/Makers Of Furniture www.inmob.org.tr Ankara Chamber of Carpenter Trademen and Craftmen Address : Yapıcı Sok. No:1/A 1, Siteler 06160, Altındağ ANKARA Tel : (+90 312) 3494729 Fax : (+90 312) 3489167 E-mail : ankaramarangozlar@joturk.com Ankara Chamber of Furniture & Lacquerers Trademen & Craftmen Address : Yapıcı Sok. No:1/A 1, Siteler 06160 Altındağ ANKARA Tel : (+90 312) 3493535 /36 Fax : (+90 312) 3492680 E-mail : ankaramobilyacilar@joturk.com Izmir Chamber of Carpenters and Wood Workers Address : 661/1 Sok. No:33 Şirinyer İZMİR Tel : (+90 232) 2375152 Fax : (+90 232) 2543161 E-mail : izmirmarangozlar@hotmail.com Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, 2012 7

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