Fernoi, the logistics hub and distribution center of the Raffaele Group, announces the launch of the new Hardware Catalog, an indispensable resource for hardware retailers, designed to optimize consultation and the ordering process.

With 1136 pages, 17 product categories and 16,000 products, the catalog offers a comprehensive and detailed overview of the available solutions, ensuring an intuitive search thanks to the color-coded division of the different product families.

The catalog has been created to support retailers in the sector such as hardware and DIY stores, housewares, gardening, power tools and the entire sector falling within the range of categories.

The offer is divided into specific thematic areas: construction, safety, hardware, housewares, furnishings, aspiration, electrical material, lighting, gardening, fences, garden furniture, pet, insecticides and pesticides, automotive, heating, flue systems and power tools.

The big news is the introduction of the QR Code for products. This tool allows registered retailers to directly access the Fernoi B2B portal, speeding up the transition from offline to online.

By framing the QR code with a mobile device, it is possible to directly access the sales portal, view the product and complete the order in a few simple steps, without the need to manually navigate the site.

A solution designed to make the purchasing process more immediate and efficient, even for those with little familiarity with digital platforms.

The new graphic layout, essential and structured, guarantees maximum readability and usability, in line with Fernoi’s identity, which has always been synonymous with reliability and competence in the hardware sector.

The 2025 Hardware Catalog is already available and represents a strategic tool for all retailers wishing to optimize the management of their orders.

Fernoi is the logistics hub and distribution center of the Raffaele Group which deals with the wholesale and retail trade of materials for architecture, construction, and DIY. Fernoi is widely present throughout central and southern Italy.