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I recently discovered a discount furniture store in my city, but honestly, I am kind of nervous to buy any item because I feel they are not of good quality. Are my fears motivated?

question posted by Boomer on December 10th, 2008 01:22

accepted answer has been given by Daniel

Don’t be afraid to purchase discount furniture! Discount furniture providers don not buy just anything, it is in their best interest to load their stock with good quality itema. Of course, you cannot ask for perfection, otherwise you would be buying new stuff, but I assure you things you find in such stores are not defective. Besides, you can check them yourself.

What is the difference between furniture and discount furniture?

question posted by Jumbo on November 24th, 2008 04:01

accepted answer has been given by Eli

Well there could be many reasons why someone is offering discount furniture. One of the reasons is the models they are offering at a reduced price are no longer made by the manufacturer. In this case they are looking to move the inventory and replace it with models that are available. Many times as well the retailer has purchased bulk sets and wants to move them out of the store quickly. The sooner the retailer can make space for the new models the higher the profit margin even if the prices are lower to you.

Isn’t discount furniture just the crap they want to throw away but instead get some unlucky chap to buy?

question posted by PSUniv on November 23rd, 2008 03:42

accepted answer has been given by Dante

Discount furniture is usually sold direct from the manufacturer or the warehouse with the prices being set at that level of distribution. Without factoring in the cost of a retailer a purchaser can get a great deal and save hundreds of dollars on sets. Of course you will have to shop around and check out the quality of the furniture because you can buy cheap furniture if you’re not careful.

Can discount furniture be purchased on the internet?

question posted by Elijah on November 22nd, 2008 03:09

accepted answer has been given by Peterson B.

A lot of internet retailers offer discount furniture for sale. Make sure you know exactly what you’ll be buying and have the option of returning it at the retailer’s expense if you are not satisfied with what actually gets delivered. Find out if why the furniture is actually discounted; is it overstock or discontinued, etc?