Paços de Ferreira carpentry installer with a Norwegian branch

Barros & Martins

Shopfitting & carpentry installation (Paços de Ferreira)

Barros & Martins – Consultoria e Serviços, Lda (NIF 515563790), a Paços de Ferreira carpentry and joinery installation firm founded in 2019, has had a Norwegian branch (NUF, org. no. 935970776) since August 2025 for fitting furniture and woodwork in Norwegian shops.

OriginPortugal (Paços de Ferreira)
Legal entityBarros & Martins – Consultoria e Serviços, Lda — NIF 515563790 — Avenida Dr. Nicolau Carneiro, 78, Cave, 4590-612 Paços de Ferreira (nif.pt; Racius)
Nordic presenceNorwegian branch (NUF) — org. no. 935970776 — registered 30 Aug 2025, carpentry and shop-fitting
Target marketNorway (retail shop-fitting)

Corridor footprint

Barros & Martins is registered in Norway as BARROS & MARTINS - CONSULTORIA E SERVIC LDA NUF, a Norwegian branch of a foreign company (NUF, org. no. 935970776), entered in the Brønnøysund Register Centre on 30 August 2025. The registered activity is carpentry: the assembly of furniture, joinery and wooden installations carried out in shops in Norway. The branch has a Norwegian contact person, a Norwegian accounting firm (Complér Accounting AS) and a Bergen postal address.

The Portuguese parent was incorporated on 5 July 2019 with share capital of €1,500 and is based in Paços de Ferreira, the centre of Portugal’s furniture industry (Racius). Its main registered activity is the installation of carpentry and window-frame work (CAE 43320).

Why this matters

Paços de Ferreira is Portugal’s furniture capital, and installation crews often follow the furniture abroad. A Norwegian branch with a local accountant is the formal setup for invoicing shop-fitting work in Norway.

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