Nail place in shopping centre

[Prionace]

Hi there, i've been going in a process of negociating a space for a nail place in a shopping center that is going to open next year. I really like the proposal they made. The space in question is 9 m2 space in a corridor to set up a kiosk (i don't really know if this is what you usually call these places, it is a litteral translation from portuguese).
The thing is i have to get the thing built, or bought and i have no idea were i can go, not here in Portugal, and certanly not internationaly...
So, if anyone can help me. What do you normally call such places (so that i can do a research on the net), do you know anyone that sells/builts these structures? Do any of you have pictures of these places so that i can ask around how much it would cost to build one?
Thanks in advance

 

[*Glynis*]

There are one of these nail bars in Milton Keynes shopping centre. They used to have a website, but I can't find it now. It might be worth contacting them to find out where they bought their stand, which must have been custom made. The techs stand/sit in the middle and the client stools are on the outside. They also have display stands on each corner.

M K Nail Bar, 24 Silbury Arcade,
MILTON KEYNES, MK9 3ES Tel:01908230110

There was a feature in Scratch magazine a couple of years ago about this nail bar.

The only other places I have seen these is in the US.

 

[Eni]

There is one here in the mall.....I can go round and check it out tomorrow and see if I can get information. However, I think that you might want to check this site out as its local to you: Papelaco broadening its scope | KioskMarketplace

There is also this site: Kiosk Design in Malta, Portugal Product Details from the Hospitality Industry

Hope this helps
Nancy

 

[Prionace]

Thanks ENi, but these refer to informatic kiosks designed for people to get information, what i'm looking for is 9square meter circular stucture, place in a hallway of a shopping center where 2 or 3 nail technicians work (for gel nails and manicures). You might call it nail bar? But usually the picures i see online are of nail bars IN strores or salons, this is a bit diferent because it is placed in a open space. I don't know about there but here in Portugal they are quite popular.
I've conctated a local architect to get an estimate on a project for such a thing. i think this might be my best shot. With a project i can go to a builder and ask for a specific thing instead of a vague idea, i think it might also improve distribution and working space.
BTW, i've talked to my investors (grandfather & uncle) and they say they are supporting me on this one, so i'm defenitly going thru with this! Whish me luck!!!

 

[*Ang*]

The very best of luck with your new venture Prionace - keep us updated with your plans and progress won't you :hug: I'm sure with the backing of your grandfather and uncle you'll succeed big style