American Furniture Manufacturing Features Soy
Posted by Jessica, BiOH Polyols Marketing Manager on July 25, 2009
Welcome to our Soy Style: Did you KnOH? campaign and contest. (To enter the contest, all you need to do is read the daily post through July 26, leave a comment, and you’re entered to win $100 each day!) Say hello to American Furniture Manufacturing from Ecru, Mississippi! American Furniture Manufacturing is dedicated to manufacturing upholstered furniture in the United States at a competitive price.
They began using foam cushioning made with soy-based BiOH® polyols over two years ago. At that time, American Furniture Manufacturing President Lyle Harris said, “American Furniture prides itself on utilizing our domestic resources. When you couple our domestic human resources with the ability to utilize the natural resources of our country, it makes the decision to use the Flexible Foam product a great fit. Any step to help our country become less dependent on oil while supporting farmers is a step worth embracing.” We agree!
American Furniture Manufacturing continues to use soy foams made in part with BiOH polyols across all of their upholstered products.
We captured a few videos of some of their styles during the April High Point Market. First is a beautiful leather collection at a fabulous price. Take a peek!
Looking for a sectional that your entire family can fit on? Maybe this piece from American Furniture is just what you need!
Or if you prefer to mix up your look with different textures and colors, this fun sectional may be more your style. Plus, the matching ottoman offers style with function from the pull out drawer. Great idea!
Now after looking at all of these comfortable furniture styles from American Furniture Manufacturing… are you ready to kick your feet up?
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Madonna Cramer said on July 25, 2009:
I appreciated reading about American Furniture Manufacturing. I like hearing about furniture companies who take their commitment to the consumer beyond fabric and design to the heart of their pieces.
Knowing that the furniture I buy for my home is made in the USA is a great feature in American Furniture Manufacturing. But they don’t just stop there they also want to help our country become less dependent on oil and support American farmers. I never thought of this benefit of using Soy based materials in furniture before but now I will look to my furniture purchases as a way to do these things.
The affordability is another feature of American Furniture Manufacturing that makes me interested. I like that fact that I can have sustainable furniture that I feel good about and at a price that is also reachable for my family.
I totally want to sit & sleep on some soy after reading about BiOH and their great partners. I really do appreciate knowing what goes inside my furniture not not just how it looks.
Mary Beth Hunt said on July 26, 2009:
Information like this is what we don’t get in some furniture stores. That’s why I LOVE learing about products online!
And that last couch pictured? With the Ottoman and drawer?
DROOLworthy!!!
Jessica, BiOH Polyols Marketing Manager said on July 27, 2009:
Thank you both for sharing your thoughts on American Furniture Mfg. It’s so great for the manufacturers to hear directly from potential customers like yourself about their products! I’m pleased to announce the winning comment for this post… from Madonna Cramer. Congratulations!
Angelina Mathew said on August 5, 2009:
Hi Jessica,
I found your blogpost very interesting.i am Angelina Mathew,a community member at http://www.hookerfurniture.com/ Will like to talk(through email) to you,is this the right time to talk about or should we talk during weekends ?
Best-Regards,
Angelina Mathew
E-angelinamathew95@gmail.com
bala said on June 28, 2010:
Good looking nice furniture.http://yourusedfurniture.com/
Cory said on October 17, 2010:
Good to see some Eco friendly furniture being made. Soy is a great “Green” resource that more companies should be focusing on.
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