Parks Furniture has been serving Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, Guelph, Kitchener, Brantford and St. Catharine's since 1948. We recently opened a store in Niagara Falls, NY and now service Niagara Falls, Orchard Park, Buffalo and Amherst. We offer quality furniture at the lowest price and we are in Canada and the United States. Once you spend $1200 in our store as a non-member you become a member and now receive 40% off your furniture and 50% off your mattresses for life. Your friends and family can also take advantage of your member pricing too, as long as they come down with you. Parks Furniture has an incredible selection of custom fabric furniture. Our custom furniture is made by Palliser, Decor Rest, Best Home Furnishings and Klaussner. The manufactures have hundreds of fabrics from which to choose and a variety of sectional configurations. This means you can custom design the look of your new furniture. Our manufacturers make sofas, couches, loveseats, accent chairs, chaises, chair and a half, reclining sofa, sofa beds, reclining loveseats, sectionals and recliners.
Our recliners now come with heat and massage, power recliners, swivel, rockers recliners, gliders and lift out features. We also carry a selection of non-custom furniture manufactured by Ashley Furniture. Ashley Furniture comes in several colors of microfibers, bonded leather and top grain leather. Ashley Furniture has a great selection of sofas, loveseats, accent chairs, sectional and recliners. Parks Furniture has over 60 bedroom furniture sets in stock. We have beds in either twin, single, double, full, queen and king sizes. Several of our youth beds come with trundles and/or storage drawers. We also carry several bunk beds. Our bedroom furniture comes in black, white, cherry and espresso stains. We have traditional, modern, contemporary and mission style bedrooms. Our bedroom sets come with armoires, dressers, mirror, night tables, media chest, and chest of drawers. We do have a small collection of headboards and daybeds as well. Most of our bedroom furniture we sell is made of solid wood and veneers.
Ashley Furniture, Pulaski, Life Style, Samuel Lawrence, Mazin and Casana make most of our bedroom furniture. Parks Furniture has one of the largest selections of leather anywhere in Canada or the US. Parks carries custom leather from Palliser Furniture and Decora. Palliser is a Canadian company that produces contemporary and traditional leather furniture. You can customize your sectionals and pick from many colors of leather. Palliser also has a large selection of bonded leather from which to choose. We have a large leather selection of sofas and loveseats, reclining sofas and loveseats, accent chairs, recliners and sectionals. We also carry non custom leather and bonded leather furniture by Ashley Furniture. Parks Furniture has a great selection of tables including in kitchen, casual dining, pub, counter height, bar and formal dining room. We also have a great selection of buffet, hutches, bars, servers and wine racks. For seating we have side chairs, arm chairs, pub stools, counter height chairs, parson chairs, barstools and benches.
Several of our pub and bar stools come with swivels. Our dining room furniture is mostly made by Pulaski, Samuel Lawrence and Ashley Furniture. We also carry a line of custom dining room furniture from Canadel and Amisco. The nice thing about Canadel is you can customize the style, stain and fabric. With Amisco you can customize the metal colour and fabric. Parks carries three lines of mattresses from Springwall and Galaxy Bedding and Serta. Our mattresses are designed with continuous coil, pocket coil, memory foam, latex, gel and i comfort technologies. They are made as either a euro top, pillow top or tight top design. We sell twin, twin xl, single, double, full, queen and king mattresses and box spring sizes. We also offer low profile and split queen box springs. All our mattresses come with a 10 year warranty. We have one of the best home office selections of any furniture store. Our great selection includes desks, credenzas, filing cabinets and bookcases. These are manufactured by Ashley Furniture and Pulaski and Samuel Lawrence.
We have a wide selection of occasional tables, coffee tables, lift top tables, end tables, chair side tables, nesting tables, TV stands and sofa tables. Most of our occasional tables are produced by Ashley Furniture and Magnussen Home Furniture. We have a large assortment of storage and ottomans from several manufacturers. Most of our ottomans our custom made with the fabric of your choice. The line of ottomans we care are from Decor Rest, Palliser, Klaussner, Ashley Furniture and Best Home Furnishing. We have more hall tables, curios cabinets and accent chests on display than any other furniture store. Most of our curios cabinets, accent chests and hall tables are made by Pulaski Furniture. We carry a complete line of Dimplex fireplaces. There is a great selection of media consoles, mantels, corner mantels, wall mounts and fireboxes. Most of the fireplaces come in oak, espresso, black and white stains. Parks has a large assortment of light fixtures, flush mounts, semi flush mounts, wall brackets, medallion, pendant, vanity strips, outdoor lighting, floor lamps and table lamps.
We carry all of Murray Feiss and Ashley Furniture lighting products. THERE ARE PRODUCTS COMING ONTO OUR SHOWROOM DAILY SO THE BEST IDEA IS TO VISIT THE SHOWROOM AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER!TORONTO – Casper, a foam mattress that compresses into a box the size of a bar fridge, has conjured up jokes about fitting clowns into tiny cars and spawned a viral video craze showcasing customer “unboxings.” But like Dollar Shave Club and Warby Parker’s direct-to-consumer successes in razors and prescription glasses, the New York-based startup makes a debut in Canada Wednesday with a clear goal of disrupting the traditional model of mattress retailing dominated by Sears and Sleep Country. Casper, which launched in the United States in April, sold out its of its initial inventory in a week and hit sales of US$1-million after 28 days in business. The company has since raised US$15-million in venture capital from a variety of institutional and celebrity investors, including Ashton Kutcher and basketball star Steve Nash.
“Our plan was to expand into Canada in 2015, but we had an overwhelming amount of interest from Canadians asking if we could ship it to them, so we’re starting now,” Casper co-founder and chief executive Philip Krim said in an interview. Ranging in price on six sizes from $650 for a Twin to $1,150 for a King, Casper is not the cheapest mattress on the market, but those made with similar materials retail for about three times the price. The packaging hook is gimmicky but practical. mattresses arrive in a box that measures 104 centimetres by 53 cm by 50 cm, making it an easier delivery than most furniture items to condo dwellers in big cities. , the online razor blade company that launched in 2011 with an irreverent viral video and now ships US$7-million worth of razor blades and grooming products to online customers each month. Like Dollar Shave and razors, Casper appeals to those annoyed by the paradox of too much choice in the mattress category — Innerspring or pocket coil?
Firm, medium or plush? Casper sells just one mattress in differing sizes with one descriptor, “medium-firm.” The partners behind Casper founded the business with a desire to subvert the old-school business model of mattress manufacturing and retailing, which at best can be described as confusing for customers. Mr. Krim prefers the adjective “duopolistic:” Tempur Sealy International, Inc. and Serta Simmons Holdings LLC control north of 70% of all manufacturing in North America, selling a variety of mattress brands including Serta, Simmons, iComfort, Tempur-Pedic, Sealy, Optimum and Stearns & Foster. In Canada, the retail mattress business is dominated by Sleep Country and Sears, and it’s impossible for consumers to do one-to-one price comparisons between the sales channels because they all carry slightly different product lines from the manufacturers. “The only way to know if a bed is right is to sleep on it, and that usually takes many nights,” Mr. Krim contends.