These are the four providers for financing that we currently offer.
What is
Synchrony
Fortiva
Progressive
Acima
A thin layer of wood cut from a log in such a way as to maximize the beauty of the grain pattern. It is then glued onto a solid substrate, which is then made into furniture. The result is sturdy with a decorative outer appearance.
What is a veneer?
A fabric-covered cord that is sewed into the edge-seams of upholstery where a firm, defined edge is needed as for a box-shaped cushion.
What is welting?
A decorative covering for a pillow, often designed with trims, flanges, or cording.
What is a sham?
Decorative foot shaped like a ball. Often flat on bottom side. Usually found on traditional/transitional sets.
What is a bun foot?

Interest that accrues throughout the term but isn't paid if the purchase is paid off within the promotional period.
What is deferred interest?
This is made by breaking down wood chips into fibers, mixing glue, and fusing the resulting mixture under heat and pressure to produce a board.
What is MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)?
A low flat foundation on which a mattress is placed. Sometimes the mattress may recess into a frame on the top of the platform and in some designs, a small shelf may go around the perimeter. Some of these also have storage options such as drawers.

What is a platform bed?
A single hanging light fixture that is attached to a ceiling or other overhead fixture, typically installed by a professional electrician.
What is a (fixture) pendant?
"Best" cushion type. Reversible cushion constructed with feather and fiber blend insert to enhance the ultimate soft seating.
What is feather down cushion?
The finance provider that chooses the terms for you and has an annual fee of $79.
What is Fortiva?
The process of chemically treating wood to achieve a lighter, more uniform color.
What is bleaching?
Decorative strips of wood applied to furniture for visual effect.

What is (crown) moulding?
A decoration cut out of fabric or another design that is fastened to a larger piece of material.
What is an applique?
Arms are set back from the front of the seat. They are slightly sloped and fabric is tightly fitted. Often found with folding treatment (pleated). Usually found on traditional sets.
What are Charles of London Arms? (or English Arms)?
What items can we not put on a Progressive or an ACIMA ticket.
What is rewards and pick up items?
A fabric-covered cord that is sewed into the edge-seams of upholstery where a firm, defined edge is needed as for a box-shaped cushion.
What is welting?
A carved decoration, which stands proud of the surface on which it appears.

What is a relief?
A cover that is open at one end with button or tie closures. The opening can be placed at the head or foot of the bed.
What is a duvet cover?
Displays a protruding "hump" in the center of the back. Elegant and traditional in style and can be found across a variety of furniture styles.
What is a camel back?

The amount of interest charged when Synchrony is not paid off.
What is 34.99%?
Shallow, vertical ornamental grooves, usually parallel, designed to ornament a column, bedpost, and other vertical surfaces. Often used on columns in classical Greek architecture.
What is fluting?
Wood paneling that is applied to walls from baseboads to the desired height, usually about 1/3 of the way up a wall.

What is wainscoting?
A high quality digital reproduction technique that is printed on either canvas or paper.
What is a giclee?
Also known as "shelter arms," these arms are the same height as the back. They are sleek, streamlined in style, and characterized by clean-lined rectangular shape. Usually found on transitional sets and can be found across all lifestyles.
What are tuxedo arms?
