FAQ

**Lead Time Update At Bottom**

• Do salespeople work on commission?
  • No, anyone can help you.
• Do you deliver?
  • Yes, we deliver throughout New Hampshire, Massachussetts, and Maine. We also deliver to areas of Connecticut and Rhode Island. We can deliver to Vermont as well. 
• Do you charge for delivery?
  • Yes. Delivery fees are very very modest, and are determined based on the geography relative to our store's location. Give us a call to find out the delivery charge for your town.
• Do you charge Sales Tax?
  • There is no Sales Tax in NH. However, when we deliver your furniture across the border into a state that does have sales tax, then we are required by law to charge the sales tax for that state.
• Do you offer removal services with delivery?
  • Yes. There is a $25 per item fee to dispose of old pieces. We will remove the old items you are replacing when we deliver to you. In other words, we can not deliver a recliner and remove a bedroom set.   
• Do you ever have any Sales?
  • No, we utilize Everyday Low Pricing- our best price is put out on the pieces every day, giving every customer the same chance every day to pay the same price. There is no need to wait until a sale, you didn't just miss a sale, there's no pressure to have to buy today or else you miss out. This allows customers to not make rushed decisions, be misled by perceived discounts, as well as do their research to shop around for pricing on the same piece. 
• What does it mean when an item is on clearance?
  • An individual item may be on clearance (sale) for a few reasons. One, the item has been discontinued from the factory. Two, the style is still active but a fabric or finish has been discontinued by the factory.  Three, it has not been selling recently and we are making room on the floor for new pieces.
• Can we take furniture home today?
  • Yes, we sell inventory off the floor often, which means items are cycling through regularly, we also have a warehouse attached to our building where we try to stock extra numbers of popular pieces on the floor.  There are certain items we do not sell off the floor due to lead times, and sometimes an item has been bought from the floor but not removed from the floor yet, you can simply ask a salesperson to check inventory for you.
• What is your return policy?
  • Return policy is also written on the back of saleslips, but general rule is 30 days in original condition with your receipt. This applies to gift or furniture items. Items may be subject to a 15% restocking fee. If an item was special ordered (meaning it was ordered differently from how we show it on our floor) then it is NOT returnable.
• How come you don't have prices on your website?
  • Furniture is an industry that is not really suited for online shopping. Quality of a product, feel of a product, comfort, color, etc. can't be accurately conveyed online.  How durable it is, how heavy it is, the texture of the piece, the true size of a piece, are all things that can only be understood in person.  Also, many pieces have different finishes or features available which can affect the price. As a result, we are not an online store. Our website is meant to give you a good idea of the products we carry for your research purposes, before you make the decision to come to our store or not!  If you would like pricing, please call the store at 603-539-2236, and someone in sales can give you pricing.
• If I see it on your website, does that mean you have it in stock?
  • No. Our website is a great showcase of what we carry, but does not reflect real time inventory levels or if a product has been discontinued. Simply call our store at 603-539-2236 and someone in sales can check stock for you.
• How long does it take if I order furniture from you? 
  • It depends on the company. Mattresses from Therapedic arrive every week, and our other two mattress manufacturers take just a few weeks. However, the general rule of thumb for the majority of companies across the industry is approx 6-10 weeks. Our Amish-made furniture takes a month or so longer than that because they quite literally are real craftsmen making the furniture in real  workshops, and their quality takes time.  This means planning is important!  Waiting a few weeks longer than you hope is better to have the piece you really want years down the road, rather than potentially settling for something in stock just to get it a month or two earlier.