Dining Furniture Factory

I'm looking to buy a dining room table and possibly a coffee table as well & I'm very interested in a faux-marble top table I spotted at furniture factory outlet but not sure if their furniture was good quality or not

if you go there and check out there products you should be able to tell if its good or not.goodluck!

2009-05-18 19:31:42 by Mrs Thomas

[Products] China Office Furniture, Office Chair, Sofa Manufacturer [Company] Our factory has a total 30, 000 square meters factory area and 250 ...

I'm looking for some very cheap furniture. I found a table for 39 bucks at IKEA, but I need a headboard. I don't really want a whole new bed because they cost about 150 bucks. I'm looking to spend about 50 bucks max on a headboard. Do you know where I can find some cheap furniture deals? Any used furniture places that carry low quality furniture? I say low quality, because you always hear of consignment shops selling low cost dining room tables for 2500 bucks! Please, that's not low cost to me. I bought a bedroom set from furniture factory warehouse in 1995 for 297 bucks...the whole set. The headboard broke, but I still use the dresser and chest all these years later, so I take care of low quality furnishings very well. LOL
good will is usually too expensive. I've never heard of St. Paul store though.

I would suggest trying Craigslist, The furniture section is searchable by topic and by price. If you buy from a person rather than a company, the seller is usually looking to clear out space and may be flexible on the price. Currently there are 193 listings that come up when searching for "headboard" under $140. Good luck!

2010-01-15 14:10:12 by ▐▀▀▼▀▀▌ ►Easy◄ ▐▄▄▲▄▄▌

Price: $138.00 Too low to display

Some Assembly Required
This is for the table base only.
Table 32-1/2" x 32-1/2" x 29" tall

ciolino's makes dining room furniture. a buffet requires 30hrs for construction and 10 hours for finishing, a chair 10hrs for construction and 10hrs of finishing, and a table 10 hrs for construction and 30 hrs for finishing. the construction department has 350 hours of labor and the finishing department has 150 hours of labor. how many pieces of each type of furniture should be produced each week if the factory is to run at full capacity?

Let b be the number of buffets, c be the number of chairs, and t be the number of tables.

Then setup an equation for construction hours: 30b + 10c + 10t = 350
and an equation for finishing hours: 10b + 10c + 30t = 150

If you subtract the second from the first, you get 20b - 20t = 200 or b - t = 10.

So t could be 0 or 1. Note that b cannot be greater than 11 without exceeding the maximum construction hours. Knowing t and b makes it easy to solve for c.

So the two possible solutions are
t = 0, b = 10, and c = 5
t = 1, b = 11, and c = 1

2010-07-27 04:31:05 by Yvonne

Price: $358.00 $358.00

Jacob Block is the owner-manager of a small furniture manufacturing factory. He manufactures sets of dining room furniture, each one including a table, four chairs and a buffet. His designs are popular with young home-makers and the demand for his products is greater than his ability to supply. Each of his ten workers is equipped with a complete set if the necessary tools. There are highly skilled at their trade and, working individually, they construct the whole of each dining room setting, using the following procedure:
-select raw materials from the factory store room.
-transport materials to the work area.
-mark out the patterns on the raw material
-cut out the various pieces
-assemble the different pieces
-sand and polish the units

and then:

1. WHAT DISADVANTAGES DO YOU SEE IN THE WAY IN WHICH THE FACTORY IS ORGANISED.
2. how do you consider the factory may be better organised to improve efficiency?

wtf?!

Each of the skilled trades men start from scratch for each set of furniture, I would have less skilled people transport material to the skilled people. Perhaps another efficiency increase could come from having separate teams for the chairs, the tables, & the buffets. One craftsman could cut out the pieces on each team, & one could assemble the pieces. A third could sand & polish, perhaps with the help of a less skilled worker.

2009-09-09 01:36:03 by Simmy :)

I have an antique dining set, made by the wait furniture co. ( closed in 1910) It still has the tag nailed to the bottom of the table and markings that go.....I*V
7 1328
I think it was made after 1830, because it has screws in it. It has very wide dove tailing and doesn't look like it's been refinished (crackled). the only info I can find is 2 pics of the abandoned factory dated 1910. I also have pics of it on instappraisal.........link....http://www.instappraisal.com/content/wai t-furniture-co-antique-dining-set....... .....any info would help! want to know more about it and the factory, including the approximate value (auction & insurance)

Your link did not go to pictures. First attempt went no where. Second attempt just went to their home page. Without photo's you are going to have trouble getting a response. Try this Yahoo Group, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/junquers. You may need to request an email address to send the photo's. The group will look at the photo's and give honest opinions. The more information you provide the better. Detailed photo's of the dovetailing and the underside of the furniture will also help. Best of luck to you!

2009-06-17 19:00:24 by MOM210