Woody's dashboard

Yes I am serious about the Biglots comment the trick is knowing what to look for in furniture quality you should have some knowledge of how furniture is constructed and at least know the difference between plastic veener and wood veneer because these can fool even the most trained eye, and understand that 85% of furniture produced is from other countries other than the USA. And yes this is very real in the furniture business.

I have been in the furniture repair business for over 15 years now. I have repaired just about every brand that is on the market today. I do have to say that it disappoints me that the sales reps usually have no idea about the construction of how furniture is built and most of the ones I have delt with only know what they have been told. It is a shame that most retailers don't spend the time to train people on the furniture construction. Thomasville is sold as high end furniture but you can can get the same quilty at biglots for a whole lot less.