Where do I locally get this item?

[Shazam]

Originally Posted by photon

They don't no, so it's a bit of a risk. They told me I can return it for free they'll come get it if I don't like it.

But my wife really really really wanted the tufted look and traditional or transitional furniture is REALLY hard to find these days.



The other one that had ones I liked (but weren't traditional) was Structube. They had a leather one I liked.

Ashleys is a bit above The Brick without going into the more expensive ones, but I wouldn't call them great quality these days.

Try Cricklewood and Bracko Home for that style.

[Titan2]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

Our upstairs couch is leather and our cat has mostly left it alone. What I'm actually looking for is a 3 seat couch with the end recliners. That's about all that fits in the space. The current one is leather and 17 years old, but my butt impression is a bit deep now and it's coming apart from use(the couch, not my butt!). I've replaced the seat foam twice on my side, but I think the springs are just shot.

You sure? I think it has a big crack in it!!



Hahahahahahahhhahhhhhaaahahhhh...

[pylon]

Originally Posted by firebug

https://www.costco.ca/kirkland-signa...100417873.html

Yes we are heathens but one of these containers of minced garlic lasts us all year.

We home cook nearly every meal and use garlic very frequently.

Late reply I know, but, a friend of my wife's family owns a very high end well regarded restaurant in town. We went for dinner and were given a tour of the kitchen. The first thing I noticed was the chef scooping that stuff out of the jar into a saute pan.

I didn't feel so bad about my culinary skills after that, as I go through a couple jars a year making sauces, stews, chili etc...

[DoubleF]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

Our upstairs couch is leather and our cat has mostly left it alone. What I'm actually looking for is a 3 seat couch with the end recliners. That's about all that fits in the space. The current one is leather and 17 years old, but my butt impression is a bit deep now and it's coming apart from use(the couch, not my butt!). I've replaced the seat foam twice on my side, but I think the springs are just shot.

Why not just get 3 individual recliners? You get one, your other half gets one, the cat gets one... After a couple years, just swap yours with the cat's.

[topfiverecords]

Originally Posted by Sliver

Consignment Gallery has been a good one for me to buy used castoffs from rich people.

https://www.consignmentgallery.ca/co...les-and-chairs

You’d buy a used couch from people who don’t have bidets?

[Fuzz]

Originally Posted by DoubleF

Why not just get 3 individual recliners? You get one, your other half gets one, the cat gets one... After a couple years, just swap yours with the cat's.

Limited width in the room, and my wife likes to lie horizontally often. I already suggested alternatives, but this is what she likes, so this is what we gets.

[Sr. Mints]

There's Lazyboy/Kincaid down by Ikea, and I think Cross Iron. Not all of their products are mechanical or recliner models.

I miss Kincaid/Lazy Boy in Northland in the old Future Shop. Not that one, the older one. A great deal of their stuff was either #### or not my thing, but the odd piece of furniture caught my eye. My current couch is one of theirs. It's pushing 15 years old, and it's taken a ton of abuse from dogs and my 6'6" frame. Looks brand new, but the cushions could probably use new foam.

[surferguy]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

my wife likes to lie horizontally often.