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Better Furniture Spring Sale

Fri, 11 May 2012 13:59:00 GMT

Have a look at this weeks press advertisement appearing in the Great Yarmouth Advertiser. (Pages 6&7)

There's not much time left to save in our Spring Sale with more great offers are being added on
Quality Bedrooms, Dining ranges and sofas.

This Week's Ad

Please note, some deals and promotions are only available instore.
Please call 01493 663 301 to find out more.

Floor Signage

Thu, 03 May 2012 09:52:00 GMT

As Promised our Elements Floor
signage has been installed, although our
design team were to afraid to stand
on their beautiful artwork at first!

Elements Instore Signage

Tue, 01 May 2012 09:58:00 GMT

Elements Signage has arrived!

Our design studio has been extremely busy over the
past few weeks with a brief to 'brand' our Elements Bedding area.
The signage was printed locally and really gives the whole area a lift.
Floor vinyl to complement the area is also being produced.

For a taste of Elements Bedrooms follow this link to our main site Elements Contemporary Bedrooms

Visit our Elements Bedding area on Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth

Specialising in contemporary design with meticulous German build quality our Elements ranges of freestanding and modular bedroom furniture offer the perfect combination of modern storage solutions and stunning looks.

A wide collection of styles and finishes mean you can choose from different wood colours and mirror or glass options, to create your ideal look - Plus our entire collection comes with some great quality upgrades as standard, so you can be sure of a fantastic result.

Better Furniture - Spring Sale 2012

Mon, 30 Apr 2012 14:32:00 GMT

Our Spring Furniture Sale continues this week,
with even more fantastic offers.

There's also upto 50% off Selected Items.

Visit www.betterfurniture.co.uk or visit our showroom on
Southtown Road - Great Yarmouth U.K.

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.

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.