Better Furniture - Bedroom, Pine, Ash, Dining & Oak Furniture Articles

Brand New Ranges of Sofas and Beds

Thu, 28 May 2009 10:07:00 GMT

Recently we've been adding loads of new items to our website; We have 13 ranges of sofas in a great variation of styles from leather to fabric, and in all sorts of colours. Choose from 3 seaters to corner units and armchairs. Also available to purchase on our website are 3ft single beds to 6ft king size beds from big brands such as Millbrook, SilentNight and Dorlax.

Be sure to take a look through- we still need to add some images and descriptions, but these will be completed soon. Alternatively, you're always welcome to come and visit us in Great Yarmouth; within easy reach of Norwich, Cambridge and Ipswich. Try out the beds and sofas for yourself and get your chosen items easily delivered within 3 days.

Types of Oak – Red and White

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:36:00 GMT

Oak is a slow growing tree, taking between 150 – 200 years to reach maturity. It’s a very classic wood, and there are around 400 species of oak trees, so it’s no surprise that oak furniture comes in a huge selection of different shades.

Matching your pine furniture with the rest of the home

Tue, 13 Jan 2009 11:24:00 GMT

Because pine is such a soft wood, it can easily be scratched. However, some people pay to have these “distressed” marks added to their pine furniture, believing it to add character.
But matching shades of pine to your walls, fabrics and furniture already present in your home can be difficult. Here are some tips to help you with this.

Top tips for looking after your pine dining furniture

Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:50:00 GMT

Pine furniture in the dining room is often the most exposed to damage from food and heat. As the furniture ages, you want it to stay as pristine as possible. Here is a list of 7 ways in which you can care for your pine dining furniture.

The History of Oak Furniture

Thu, 18 Dec 2008 16:56:00 GMT

Oak furniture has been in use since medieval times. Well known for its durability and strength, it has been used to make furniture for both rich and poor alike.