I have always associated Courts with just furniture but they are actually a consumer electronics and furniture retailer so you will expect to see cameras, tvs, home appliances (including washing machines, dryers, coffee-makers, ovens and toasters, etc), laptops, tablets and their accessories, beds, mattresses, cupboards and lots more.You will be spoilt for choice, really, especially their many styles and colours of lounge sets, sofa beds, as well as children's room sets. However, if you are looking for sanctuary furniture, you will have to look elsewhere.
Incidentally, Courts is having a sale at the moment as well as deep discounts for some remaining items.
By the way, if you are a CIMB cardholder, Courts is the only retail outlet that you can walk in to redeem your points. I also noticed an EPF kiosk where you can check your EPF balance. I suppose this is to facilitate installment schemes though I am not sure how it works. If I am not mistaken, there are a couple of bank ATMs inhouse too.
hehe!! you were wrong, they have been doing the electronics range business for quite some time already, it is really not just a furniture store.. :p
ReplyDeletewell, talk about competitions, trends and to be able to survive in the market.. :)
DeleteSK, you are right, of course. I just found out.
ReplyDeleteI think their installment plan is a big plus for consumers. Payments can be made on weekly basis, I understand.