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Posted by lachase (My Page) on Mon, Nov 23, 09 at 23:58
| I think I will have looked at every sofa imaginable. I was looking online at some from Macy's. They said they had hardwood frames which sounds good, but didn't tell the manufacturer. I also was looking online at Catnappers made by Jackson company. They look good; has anyone had experience with those? The more I keep researching types the more confused I get. |
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RE: catnapper sofas, or Macy's ?
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| Buying upholstery is more than a few buzz words, its the sum of all the better parts that make a best quality long lasting sofa. Compare the warranties and how they will service you if their is any problems. |
RE: catnapper sofas, or Macy's ?
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| Catnapper has built one of the most well-known names in the furniture industry With a reputation for designing beautiful yet affordable recliners, couches, and sectional sofas.Macy Shop online at the world's largest department store; an extraordinary assortment from all the best brands in fashion for him and her, everything for home, .. |
RE: catnapper sofas, or Macy's ?
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| Hardwood frames is a minimal specification. Any sofa costing more than $399 should have a hardwood frame. Find out more about the furniture before you commit. Catnapper is one of the oldest manufacturing names of reclining chairs. They are a mid-priced line, roughly comparable in quality and price with Berkline, LaZBoy, Benchcraft, and several other large reclining furnture manufacturers. Catnapper moved their production facilities to China seven or eight years ago, and I am really not familiar with whether or not that has affected their overall quality level. |
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