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Sutherland's Furniture

Sutherland's Furniture

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1801 Dundas St, London, Ontario, N5W 3E6, Canada
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Apr 16, 2018
Great selection of fine furniture; amazing staff who know their pitch, if they even sense a hint of $$ that may be spent inside their establishment, then the pressure is on, heavily placed onto the customer(s) to buy / make a purchase for cash or even through in store credit. For in a case and in this type of scenario they could probably sell you, the purchaser the A** out of a dead pig. With being all in he name, thus the 'game of sales'. If you did find my review/information helpful, please 'smash' that thumbs up button! ... Thank-you.

Apr 19, 2018
I purchased furniture from here years ago. The couch broke, they replaced it with the same couch and it broke again. I just returned here looking for a table to try and continue to support a local business. The building is outdated. The furniture is extremely overpriced compared to every other store I had visited that morning.

Feb 7, 2018
My husband and I visited this store about a week ago to purchase a new sectional for our condo. We received fantastic service from a personal and informative sales lady. We chose to go with Sutherlands over many other stores as they are a family run business and they met all our needs. We walked away feeling like we got a steal of a deal and couldn't be happier with our new sectional.

Mar 22, 2018
Best furniture store in London. Fair price for the quality offered. Lots of Canadian made quality furniture very little chinese junk.

Feb 19, 2018
Small family owned and run business. Have dealt with Gus on many occasions for all our bedroom needs. Very helpful, and everything is always delivered and assembled in a timely manner! Thanks!

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