How long will it take
to get my furniture?
When we receive your order at the factory, it is then
placed into production. Each piece is carefully handcrafted to order. We start with
furniture grade pine lumber and cut and mill each piece as if it were going into our own
home. We then finish the furniture with a 13 step process to complete the ensemble. This
complete process takes about a week and a half. Depending on the work load of the
factory, you can expect your fine, hand crafted furniture, delivered into your home within
two weeks of when you place your order. |
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I have heard that
pine is a very soft wood?
Pine is a considered from the "soft wood"
family. The type of pine we use, Ponderosa Pine, is one of the harder of the soft
wood family. Pine has been used for furniture for as long as furniture has been being
made. You can still see heirlooms in museums built in the shaker era. In these
times of throw-a-way products, you will be very proud to be able to pass down our
furniture for generations to come. |
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Is there any press
board or particle board in your furniture?
No, absolutely not! We build all of our furniture with
the tradition of it being able to stand up to the test of time. Particle board is great
for use in things that are not going to be moved or opened very often. Furniture is no
place for particle board. We use only 100% furniture grade, Ponderosa Pine. From the
drawer construction to the tops of the dressers, it is all solid
Ponderosa Pine. |
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How long can I expect my furniture to last?
Because we only use solid wood to construct your piece
of furniture, you will have your piece of furniture for as long as you want it. We have
been in business since 1982 and we have seen several of our pieces that customers have
refinished. After 20 years the furniture still looks brand new. Of course, the finish will
wear, do to climatic conditions, but the wood will be here forever... |
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What type of care
does my furniture require?
We use a mar-proof lacquer on each piece of furniture.
The only thing that you will need to do to care for your solid wood furniture is to treat
it with pure lemon oil. You will only need to do this about every month. Just dust the
furniture along with your normal house cleaning chores, but use a good lemon oil to dust
your furniture. This will keep the deep luster that only solid wood will provide. A good
lemon oil can be found at any grocery store. Just don't get one with a stain added.
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What type of warrantee
comes with my furniture?
The Pine Factory Furniture Company guarantees their
furniture for as long as you own it. If anything should happen to it, such as:
Cracking,warping,splitting or any workmanship related problem, The Pine Factory will fix
or replace it. There is not a better warrantee anywhere. That is how proud The Pine
Factory is about its quality. The Pine Factory has been in business since 1982 and
is now well into second generation management. So rest assured, we will be there to stand
behind our warrantee. |
What colors are
available?
Currently we have four different colors available:
Natural - We finish sand the piece of furniture by
hand to assure that when we apply our 10 step lacquer finish, that the natural beauty of
the wood will show through. When your piece of furniture has seasoned it will be a golden
honey color.
White Wash - We apply a light white wash effect to
the piece of furniture before applying our 10 step lacquer finish. When your piece of
furniture has seasoned it will have the natural color of ponderosa pine before it has been
processed other than it will have a sheen to it.
Country Oak - We apply a light brown stain to your
piece of furniture, hand rubbing the stain to penetrate every grain of wood. This process
is only used by masters of craftsmanship. Most of all furniture companies feel this is too
time consuming and have resorted to time saving steps, but also sacrificing quality at the
same time.
Dark Walnut - We apply a dark walnut stain to your
piece of furniture and use the same process as above. This color is a deep, dark, rich
color. It brings out the grain and character of the solid wood furniture.
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What type of drawer
glides does my furniture have?
There are many drawer glide systems available for
manufacturers to use these days. The choice of many manufacturers are what is called a
center mount glide. It is very easy to install and very forgiving to the shoddy
workmanship that many manufacturers are releasing to the public. We use a European slide,
which is a roller on each side of the drawer box. They come with a lifetime warrantee and
we have to set the tolerance at less than one sixteenth of an inch. These slides you will
only find in very expensive cabinets and very rarely in furniture because of the time
consuming nature of the glide. |
If down the road I want to refinish
my furniture, is that possible?
Because we use a solid wood, you will be able to
refinish your piece of furniture many times. Now days most manufacturers have gone to a
veneer. Which is a very small piece of wood over a core of plywood or "MDF". One
of the many drawbacks are that you can not refinish the piece of furniture because the
finish process penetrates past the solid wood and into the core. So by the time you have
stripped the finish you are into the core of the veneer. |
What would be the advantage
to buying this furniture over someone else's?
If you have not visited one of our showrooms, you need
to do that. You will be able to tell right off the QUALITY, WORKMANSHIP AND SUPERIOR
MATERIALS used to produce your fine piece of furniture. Other manufacturers will try to
show you quality on the surface but it only runs skin deep. When you look at the piece of
furniture closer you can see that it will not stand up to the test of time. When you see
our furniture you will find quality from the inside out. From the 5 piece drawer
construction to our 13 step hand rubbed finish. This coupled with all the answers above
gives all of our customers a clear choice when purchasing furniture.
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