How long does it take to receive my furniture? Home Gallery Stores will work with your selected freight forwarder, and will deliver your order to them at no charge! However, we have many international customers who heard about us, or found our great deals online. Delivery is currently not available to Alaska or Hawaii. We deliver anywhere in the continental 48 states. Only a small percentage of our orders ship this way, however, we do offer items that it's simply not economical to do a white glove delivery. If assembly is required it will be the customer's responsibility to assemble the furniture. Smaller items (and office furniture from Bush and Bestar as well as all TOV orders), that list "FREE HOME DELIVERY" will ship via FedEx, UPS, or LTL service. Home Gallery Stores will work tirelessly to make sure that you have a positive experience working with us. We simply believe it is worth the extra expense to make sure that our customers are happy and that furniture arrives right the first time. If you see "FREE DELIVERY AND SETUP" on the product page to the left of the "Add to Cart" button, you can rest assure this service will be included with your order at no additional cost! You will be thankful when we are hauling in that new 500-pound china cabinet, not you! We obviously pay a lot more for this service then our competitors do, whom only drop the furniture at your curb. At the time of delivery, your furniture will be brought to the room of your choice, assembled, and we will remove the packaging materials when we are done. You will be contacted in advance to schedule a delivery appointment.
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The majority of items offered on our website will be delivered and set up in your home with a professional furniture delivery company. We have built relationships with furniture manufacturers from all over the world, to be able to offer a wide variety of furniture, for our customers from the convenience of their home at the very best prices. is strictly an online furniture retailer. Our Finishing we use only high performance, pre-catalyzed sealers/lacquers understanding that you don't just stand around and look at your furniture.you use it! Our custom upholstery seat options are all manufactured in the U.S. They are constructed entirely of solid wood (all parts and components).
The leg stretches that are both glued and screwed in place. Our Chairs are built with leg stretchers to ensure the legs do not loosen from the strenuous and everyday used chairs undergo. They are crafted with folding leaf hinges that enable table leaves to store flat as well as providing leaf apron protection, apron stabilizers that ensure strength and stability of a table, self-storing Butterfly Leaf (Leaves) that save space, and reinforced corner block bolts with locking nuts/washers for maximum stability. Gap covers that ensure our table aprons are continuous and allow for minor table expansion due to drastic climate changes. Our Tables have ball bearing extension glides making for a seamless, smooth transition from smaller to larger dining. It is also prized as an "environmentally friendly" wood, as it makes use of plantation grown trees that have been cut down at the end of their latex-producing cycle. It is valued for its dense grain, minimal shrinkage, attractive light color and ease of finishing. Our product is made entirely of Parawood, which is part of the maple family. We believe in, and are inherently committed to, offering the most beautiful, long lasting, affordable home furnishings. John Thomas Furniture has proudly been crafting the finest solid wood home furnishings.
However, it soon became obvious that sales could be increased by assembling many of these products. Initially Whitewood purchased and resold ready-to-finish furniture products, which were (at that time) readily available from many sources. Whitewood Industries began in 1979 in Greensboro, NC as a wholesaler to ready-to-finish furniture retail stores throughout the Eastern United States. John Thomas Furniture was founded by Whitewood Industries in 2000.
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