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Bauhaus also offers "DRIVE-IN arenas" for building materials and supplies, available at over 50 locations as of January 2015. Other concepts include "Bäderwelt," which offers a range of shop-in-shop products and installation services under its own name, and can be found at over 50 locations. Additionally, over 40 branches feature "nautic" departments, offering a selection of water sports equipment and accessories. Several Bauhaus branches also feature a "Tile Arena," specialising in tiles, natural stone slabs, and window sills.
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Alongside each standardised departmental model are expanded ranges featuring specialist concepts. These concepts are distinct and operate under their own name. For instance, the chain of garden centres, known as "The City Garden", can be found in multiple branches. Similar to its competitor Hornbach,
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Since the early 1980s, the landmark of the facade design has been three connected houses. They are the official Bauhaus logo (the so-called “conglomerate”, from Latin, means “clustered together”) and in many places form the entrance portal of the branches. The current average sales area of the newly
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The first Bauhaus retail store was opened in Mannheim city centre, in "Quadrat U3", and had a sales area of 250 m². In addition to its range of roughly 25,000 products, which were originally available in self-service, Bauhaus offered customisable sizing for wooden panels, a delivery service and a
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in 1960 based on the American model and was the first DIY store in Germany. "Anyone looking for tools or building materials had to go from specialist shops to other specialist shops. With its new-age concept Bauhaus enabled a more relaxed way of shopping, with everything available under one roof."
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In 2013, Annemarie Jaegi, the director of the Bauhaus Archive, expressed concerns over the use and naming rights of the term "Bauhaus" by a hardware store chain. She argued that it was inappropriate for the company to claim ownership over a term widely recognized as representing a significant
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In 1972, the first international Bauhaus opened in Austria. This was followed by further expansion in 1988 whereby the first Scandinavian store officially opened in Denmark, and in 1993 the first Bauhaus in Eastern Europe opened in the Czech Republic. As of January 2015 Bauhaus operates in 19
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At the end of November 2013, it was announced that Bauhaus intended to acquire 24 Max Bahr branches, a German home improvement retailer with approximately 1300 employees. Max Bahr previously belonged to the Praktiker hardware store chain, and declared itself insolvent on 25 July 2013 due to
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Many Bauhaus branches also offer a rental service, providing cost-effective access to large appliances and machines. For business customers, there is a Plus Card available, offering a 10% refund for annual sales exceeding 5,000 euros.
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It is worth noting that Bauhaus is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any employers' association. In Germany alone, Bauhaus operates more than 150 branches, of which several have established works councils.
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In contrast to its competitors, namely Obi, Bauhaus distinguishes itself by its management structure. Unlike other hardware store chains, Bauhaus branches are not run as franchises but rather by regional companies.
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Bauhaus is known for its functional and modern approach to design. Each branch is organised into distinct departments or specialised shops, that focused their product range on their related areas as follows:
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cultural movement. The Bauhaus Archive had attempted to challenge the trademark registered by the hardware store in 1960 through a lawsuit, but was unsuccessful in court in 1971.
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Established as an unlisted stock corporation, Bauhaus was primarily owned by German billionaire Heinz G. Baus until his passing in 2016. Baus' family relocated from Mannheim to
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opened branches is 20,000 square meters with a mostly elongated facade shape. A wide central aisle divides the sales area and all departments are arranged along this axis.
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ruled that a decision made by the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg be rescinded, thus Bauhaus was forbidden from using a brand with the appendix "The Home Store".
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As of 2013 Bauhaus had a workforce of 17,000 employees in 2013. By 2018, the company had experienced significant growth, reaching over 34,500 employees.
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different countries with over 250 branches. To this day (January 2015) the German branch of Bauhaus (Service Center Deutschland) is based in Mannheim.
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Bauhaus has a total of 280 franchised stores, with more than 150 of them located in Germany. It also operates in other 19 European countries, including
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On March 30, 2020, it was announced that Bauhaus would take over the Bonn leisure markets of Knauber KG. The acquisition completed on July 1, 2020.
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is a German pan-European retail chain offering products for home improvement, gardening, and workshop. The name contains the German words
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by a jury of linguistic scholars, who thus criticized the presumed inhuman attitude of the Bauhaus management towards its subordinates.
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Bauhaus Mannheim was followed by branches that opened in Heidelberg and Karlsruhe, then in 1967 the first store opened in
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In 2014, Bauhaus expanded its retail business by launching an online shop in addition to its physical locations.
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Since 2020, Bauhaus has been a member of the Association of German DIY, DIY and Garden Specialist Stores (BHB).
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Some of the hardware stores in Germany are located in historic railway workshop halls in cities such as
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The largest hardware store in Europe, spanning over 30,000 m² of sales space, is the Bauhaus in
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Praktiker's insolvency. Alongside the 20 Max Bahr sites, four Praktiker sites were added.
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Ambience (soft or textile furnishings, interior decoration, wallpaper and sun protection)
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In the early 2000s, Bauhaus explored a potential partnership with the American DIY chain
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Bauhaus-Deutschland-Zentrale (Bauhaus Head Office in Germany) in Mannheim
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school and the company's founder and owner, the German billionaire
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in the 1970s and the group is currently managed from the
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Sachsenröder, Lisa Inhoffen, Delphine (29 March 2020).
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FIBT website featuring Bauhaus as one of the sponsors
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customer car park directly in front of the entrance.
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