England Furniture

We purchased 2 power recliners and a love seat from Colder's in Delafield WI a few weeks ago. The recliners were obviously don by an inept furniture construction person. The padding in one of the recliners has gone flat in the seat and upper cushion. Under the recliner, the material was not stapled properly, too short and was beginning to shred. It is as if the person was hung over from the night before. Staples were plastered all in one spot and not in others where they should be. The store sent a technician and he fixed the bottom of the one chair, and now they are sending someone about the other with the deflated padding. Needless to say, we are very unhappy with this, having purchased furniture in the past that never, never had problems such as these. I have to say the store is being very helpful and trying to remedy this, so it is the furniture co. England, that we are after to take care of it.

My priority in seating is a highly supportive back. Even if I had ordered an upgrade to spring cushions (which I did not know I had to) the underlying support base sinks so low there is a 5-6" gap between cushion and back, unlike the display model. I bought the England product because of their on-line video bragging about how an extra heavy wire and creates more support. Not true!

I purchased two very nice England recliners with the expectation that I would love them. They are very comfortable but when you are reclined it is very difficult to put the foot rest down. There is no reason a person should have to struggle to get out of a recliner. My husband and I both have difficulty so I know it's not a matter of gender. I would highly recommend England not sell these recliners anymore until they fix the recliner and make it easier to get out of.

If you're looking for a good sectional, DO NOT buy England Furniture sectionals. Their sofas are absolute garbage, especially for their relatively high expense. I've had one of their Oakland sectionals for slightly over five years, paid $2800 for it and already have had to have all the foam in every seating surface replaced. The sections are a monumental pain to connect to each other. But most importantly, you will find this unit is billed as all leather at most retailers, or they conspicuously don't mention that there's any vinyl and certainly it's 3/4's vinyl, something I didn't find out until three years in. The vinyl surfaces have an atrocious one-year warranty and will crack no matter how meticulous you are in caring for them.

I will never buy another piece of England Furniture after this terrible experience, nor La-Z-Boy, given their quality is just as bad from what I've heard from everyone I know who's bought their sad excuse for furniture. I've had better luck with el-cheapo $500 pieces of furniture than this heap. The final straw was one of the top seating surfaces ripping off the frame while trying to reconnect one of the sections.

I purchased an England recliner from Furniture Mart in SxFalls SD with Guardian protection and the chair material is failing. We have contacted Furniture Mart and they have contacted England about the issue. They have admitted problems the material used and no longer use it. The Guardian Ins. coverage we purchased doesn't cover the issue... Very dissatisfied and will never go back to Furniture Mart in SxFalls SD or purchase another piece of England Furniture.

In September of 2016, I purchased a living room set from a local dealer. I received furniture approximately 3 weeks later. After several months I noticed that small fibers started poking out from under the fabric on all 3 pieces (sofa, loveseat, ottoman). Also a small slit appeared on the side of the ottoman. I called England Furniture and spoke with a customer service rep. and explained the problem. He asked if I had contacted the dealer. I told him no and so after we spoke I called the dealer. They told me to take pictures which they forwarded to the company. I was then told to vacuum the furniture. These fibers won't come out by vacuuming. You have to manually pull them out. I asked for someone to come to my home to see the problem because taking pictures with a cell phone does not fully show what's wrong. So far I have not gotten a response.

We purchased an England loveseat and couch from Furniture and Appliance Mart in Madison. Upon delivery, we were immediately dissatisfied with the quality of the furniture. The material on the backs and seats was very loose. If you sat on it you had to try to smooth out the wrinkles in the seats, arms. etc. It was like the fabric was not pulled tight enough when it was made. Even the back of the loveseat which is exposed to the room has dents and waves in the material where it is so loose you can even see the frame on the ends. The retailer has sent a service man out 3 times, has shipped me new foam cushion inserts/seat pads which are just as bad as the original. I can't get at the back of the loveseat to try to smooth out the dents as it is not open underneath. The set is 10 months old and looks 40 years old!! DON'T BUY ENGLAND FURNITURE!!

We purchased a large sectional couch from Colder's in Delafield WI. Within days the cushions began to sag and display unsightly wrinkles. The cushions were replaced within months of the purchase. The fabric still shows unsightly wrinkles and has now started to pill. We are told the pilling is not covered (keep in mind the pilling started immediately after the couch was utilized) and that the wrinkles are "comfort wrinkles". Obviously Colder's doesn't know the product they are selling. The display model, which did not show any wrinkles, etc, should bear a sign warning that the couch will sag, pill, and display "comfort wrinkles" within weeks of use. Our new couch looks older and more worn that the 10 year old couch we had just replaced. COMPLETELY DISGUSTED. BUYER BEWARE!

Three years ago, we purchased a brown leather sectional from Old Brick Furniture in Albany NY. We have been satisfied until recently; the armless chair which connects to an armless recliner, has lost its threading and can no longer hold the pieces together. The sofa has had less than average usage as it is only used six months a year. We paid $4000 for this sofa and fully expected quality which would last longer than three years. Sorry to say, we will not purchase furniture from your company in the future.

We purchased England (brand) Furniture approximately 6 months ago. We are very disappointed and dissatisfied! Within 2 months the cushions were misshapen and collapsing. This occurred with very little use. It's obvious now, that the fabric we chose is not suitable for living room furniture. We have no pets and 4 people in the family that are all responsible adults. It hasn't been misused or abused in any way. There's a chair that is very rarely used. The difference between the cushions of that chair and the sofa is very apparent!

The store we purchased this furniture from either doesn't know the difference in fabrics or didn't inform us. The upholstery with this fabric is terrible. So, it's either the workmanship or the fabric. I suspect both. I wouldn't recommend this manufacturer. One of the selling points is the fact that they use hardwood in their frames, as opposed to plywood or particle board. But that makes no difference if the upholstery, workmanship, and resiliency of the cushions are all inferior!

We purchased an England power recliner in Feb. 2016 which we received in March 2016. The upholstery is fading. When I contacted England directly I was told I needed to go through the place of purchase. This took two weeks for someone there to actually send the pictures I had e-mailed as per their request to England. I was told "Nothing can be done. This is normal wear." I would have expected for the price that I paid, that the fabric used on this recliner would have taken much longer than six months to discolor from "normal wear." Also know that only one adult ever sits in this chair and it is not in direct sunlight. I would not recommend this company or any of their products.

My husband and I purchased a sectional sofa from Blocker's Furniture just over 3 years ago. We were very careful selecting our sofa because we wanted furniture that would be durable as well as beautiful. After $3,000 dollars and 3 years, the fabric on one of the 7 sectionals starting to shred and peel. We went through the furniture store which contacted England who promptly refused to replace the fabric on only one of the 7 pieces stating that we must have damaged it somehow and it is out of warranty after 1 year. It is a section of the couch that is barely used. The frame is also separating from the arm of the couch. In choosing to accept the issues, we asked for the cost of replacement for these two items and we are told that they no longer manufacture this sectional and would not be able to replace either piece.

Please note that after we bought the sofa, we went online to review how to care for the furniture and discovered the numerous complaints about the quality and the flat out refusal of the company to handle their quality issues. We were certainly praying that we would not have any issues with the set...but realistically the number of complaints were consistent and overwhelming. We work hard for our money and this purchase was a HUGE mistake on our part. England Furniture needs to get their Quality Department in order or listen to them. So instead of Buyer Beware!...Please Buyer...Just Don't!

We purchased a sectional from them to fit our living room. After a few years the leather started cracking and coming off. We ordered a new set of covers from the factory and replaced ourselves. Now another set of covers is coming apart. It appears that both sets are going to do the same. We are now in search of another company to purchase 2 more units. 3000.00 wasted.

Less than ten years ago my husband and I bought a Living Room set that included a sofa, love seat, chair and ottoman. We not only loved the color but also the style and the design. What I liked most was the sturdy back built into each piece that made each piece very comfortable. We truly believed it was a quality set. Over the years the cushions and the backs stayed as plump and new looking as the day we bought them but the armrests on all six arms caved in. When we rest out arms on the armrests, our arms are directly on the fabric and wood.

I believe that England which is a La-Z- Boy Company used very defective material to pad the armrests. We called the furniture gallery where we bought the set and they no longer have us on file. I mistakenly believed that our furniture would last at least ten years since we took very good care of it. The quality that I thought England had is not there. I would never buy this brand of furniture again. We didn't plan on buying new furniture just yet but we have to. I'm very particular about things and I'm very embarrassed when my company sits on our furniture. I am going to include photos in a day or two.

We ordered an England Furniture (owned by La-Z-Boy) 3 piece leather sectional and received it damaged that we ordered from a local furniture company. We contacted our furniture company and England Furniture both and they have not done anything to make it right. England Furniture's leather is awful to begin with because it has a lot of raised lines, visible stretch marks, etc but we received the chaise section's frame had spot that was white, chaise cushion had a small area that had leather missing and a faded line across the chaise cushion from one side to the other.

The center corner top cushions had folds in the leather and one permanent crease I was told by EF customer service on phone to use my hand to wipe it out. And the center corner section's seat cushion had a lot of the raised lines on it that are all throughout the leather but it had way too many. We reported to BBB England Furniture but was contacted by email that they are not members of the BBB. That should tell you something right there.

I purchased an England Furniture Sofa on Dec 19th. Already, the fabric on the cushions is splitting in several places. Obviously, the fabric is really poor (although it seems okay in the store). Now, we are stuck in a cycle of replacing cushions over and over again. The attached back cushions are also starting to have issues. I wish I would have done some research before I bought this. I relied on it being part of Lazyboy.

England Furniture does not list contact information (phone) on their website. I did some research and got a phone number 423 and have left messages with Bill W. (I believe that this is a dummy voice mailbox that no one ever listens to, at least no one calls back). It appears that there is a history of this company selling poor quality products. Hopefully, posting this will help someone else making the same mistake I made. I bought a sofa that is falling apart after two months.