Where are your outlets located?We have a number of outlets located across the U.S. The best way to find the outlet nearest you is to search by state under Store Locations. Freight Charges Some items that are bulky or heavy increase our shipping costs to you. When required, we show these higher costs in ( ) immediately following the text information about the product. These charges are in place of the chart above - not added to it. Be sure to see the detailed information page for the item you are interested in to get complete product and shipping information. We require a daytime phone number for all freight merchandise in the event that our delivery company needs to contact you regarding the delivery arrangements.In-Home DeliveryDue to size and weight restrictions, our In-Home Delivery Service delivers some of our larger furniture items and upholstered items. When you are on a page giving us information, such as catalog request page or a checkout page, your e-mail address and credit card information are always kept secure and confidential.

How to shop on-lineWhen you are ready to shop on-line, choose the category where you want to shop, ex: Furniture, Wall Décor, Accessories, Gifts, or Seasonal Specials. Then choose the product or products you want to purchase and add to your cart. (Note: You have the option to view your cart at any time during your shopping experience by going into "view cart" from the top navigational bar on any page.) Continue shopping as your navigate through the web site. Once you are finished shopping and are ready to place your order, click "place order" from the "view cart" page of the web site or if you are currently on a product page, click "check out" from the top navigational bar. You will be prompted to enter all of your personal information, including billing and shipping address and your credit card number.

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