A-America
Established in 1975 by Fred and John Rohrbach, A-America is the country's leading name when it comes to high-quality solid wood furniture. The company is known for manufacturing quality furnishings from ash, alder, birch, cherry, hickory, mahogany, and oak. With wood materials like these, A-America is a guarantee for long-lasting furniture.
With dedication, passion, and craftsmanship as a primary manufacturer for formal dining, dining and living rooom collections; A America is an industry-recognized brand that you definitely need for your home. Master suites, chairs, and dining tables are some of A-America's primary products.
Aberdeen AM, Aberdeen RT, Adamstown, Amish Highlands, Anacortes, Bennet, Blue Mountain, Bremerton So, Kalispell, and British Isles Co are just some of the collections they have. Looking for A-America furniture dealers near you? Local Furniture Outlet is your dependable dealer that offers a wide range of collections and furnishing items.
A-America
A-America warrants its furniture to be free of defects in workmanship and materials to the original consumer for the time periods listed below. This warranty only covers normal household use. Commercial or institutional use is not covered by warranty. The warranty does not cover damage resulting from exposure to extremes in temperature or humidity, neglect, normal wear and tear, unauthorized repair, abuse or misuse of the product, handling problems within a dealers warehouse or delivery process, nor does it cover upholstered fabrics or swivel mechanisms. Deluxing and touch-up of product is not covered under warranty.Should warranty service to a product become necessary, the consumer must return the product to the dealer where the product was purchased. Repairs and replacement under this warranty will be made by A-America or anyone A-America, in its discretion, authorizes, at no charge to the consumer. If the dealer or factory representative finds return to the factory necessary, packing and shipping costs to the factory will be charged to the purchaser. Return shipping will be freight prepaid to the dealer making the recommendation. The purchaser shall pay all costs for the delivery to the purchaser from the dealer.A-America’s obligation under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of the product, or providing product of equal type and quality, if a replacement is unavailable. Repair or replacement shall be authorized only when it is proven to the satisfaction of A-America that the product as manufactured and inspected proves defective under normal household use and service. All products must be inspected by an A-America sales representative before any credits are issued to the dealer, or replacement pieces and/or parts are sent to the dealer under this warranty. This is a limited warranty and specifically excludes liability for consequential property or commercial damages. A-America is not liable for alleged or actual injury, death or damage arising from negligence or misconduct by the agents or employees of the dealer. Additionally, any claims from the consumer must be made to the dealer from whom the goods were purchased. All warranty issues must be reported in a timely manner, but in no more than 45 days.All Cases (includes bedroom, dining room, home office, youth, wall units and entertainment centers), Tables and Chairs - 1 Year
Care & Cleaning
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
The beauty of furniture care is that it helps to protect your investment. Fine furniture is an important purchase. Proper care will help maintain your furniture's finish and ensure that it looks great year after year.
CARING FOR WOOD FURNITURE:
- Caring for furniture is easy. Follow a few simple guidelines will help extend the life of your furniture.
- Always dust with a polish moistened cloth. Polish cushions the cloth, eliminating the scratching that occurs with dry dusting. Dust will scratch the furniture surface if not removed properly.
- Use a soft, clean cloth that won't scratch the surface. Avoid coarse or scratchy materials or fabrics.
- We recommend purchasing furniture protection warranty for all upholstered furniture.
THE ENEMIES OF FURNITURE
Many common problems in furniture care are caused by the elements. If you are aware of these troublemakers, the resulting damage can easily be avoided.
- Sunlight's ultraviolet rays can damage wood finishes. Arrange furniture out of direct sunlight; use sun screening drapes during intense sunlight hours; rotate furniture in place and in room arrangements.
- Liquid spills will damage furniture if not removed promptly. Use coasters under beverage glasses and saucers under cups and flower pots. If a spill occurs, immediately blot it gently without rubbing the surface.
- Heat creates a chemical change in the furniture finish which can result in a white spot. Use protective pads under hot dishes, utensils or cooking appliances.
- High humidity causes wood to swell. Low humidity causes wood to lose moisture and shrink. Small checking in solid wood is to be expected. Extreme changes cause warping, splitting and cracking. Try to keep humidity as constant as possible.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT CARE PRODUCTS
A quality polish enhances the natural beauty of wood by complementing the luster and enriching the grain. It protects the finish because it serves as a temporary barrier to spilled liquids. The cleaning ingredients in polish effectively remove smudges, dust and soil when properly applied.
Tips for Better Dusting:
- Be sure to use the same type of polish consistently. Your furniture will appear cloudy or streaky if oil-based and wax-based polishes are interchanged. In general, avoid using products with SILICONE (sand) and WAX on your furniture as these agents will deposit into wood grain and require total stripping of finish to remove.
- Always use a fine furniture polish when dusting. Never dry dust, as it could case microscopic scratches on your furniture surface. Remember to change dusting cloths frequently since a dirty cloth may scratch your furniture's surface.
- Spray your furniture surface evenly, but not too generously. Wipe in a back and forth motion along the same direction of the wood grain with a soft, clean cloth to clean and loosen the old polish.
- Then, buff until completely dry for a beautiful shine and a smudge-resistant finish. For wood trim, spray polish on the cloth first then dust.
CARING FOR GRANITE TOPS
Granite is formed by slow cooling lave deep beneath the earth's surface which produces a tough, course grained, crystalline rock, composed mainly of feldspar and quartz. You should expect to find natural characteristics such as veining (streaks of lighter crystals), variation of crystal size, color and tone between slabs or within single slabs. Large carbon deposits may appear to be watermarks. Mineral seams or gas fissures can be mistaken for cracks in the surface of the slab. Natural features such as these add to the beauty and uniqueness of every stone. It is the combination of unique natural variations and functional durability that makes granite an ideal material for your furniture.
Cleaning Instructions:
- Always keep granite surfaces clean. Remove staining materials including alcohols, oils, fats, greases and juices from the surface as soon as possible.
- Although heat resistant, care should always be exercised when placing hot objects on a piece of furniture and the use of a heat resistant serving tray or worktop server is recommended.
- Periodically clean the granite inserts with a damp cloth, using mild granite specified detergent if necessary.
- Completely remove the detergent using a clean damp sponge. DO NOT USE WINDEX OR NON GRANITE CLEANER.
- Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
- Cutting with knives directly on top of the granite will damage both your knife and your granite top.
