Havertys brings new furniturre option to town Friday
Havertys
brings new furniture option to town Friday
Haverty Furniture
Companies Inc. will open its newest showroom Friday at 1302 Ga. Highway
85 north in Fayetteville.
This will bring
the number of Havertys retail stores in Georgia to 16 and the total in
the Atlanta metro area to 12. Prior to the opening of the Fayetteville
location, the nearest Havertys showroom was at Southlake.
Havertys was
founded in 1885 in Atlanta, and currently operates more than 100 furniture
showrooms in 14 states.
Havertys is
regarded as the leading home furnishings retailer in the middle to upper
middle positions and features name brand makers including Thomasville,
Lane, Broyhill, Sealy and Serta. It is a publicly traded company on the
New York Stock Exchange under the symbols of HVT and HVT.A.
John E. Slater,
president and CEO, said, "We are delighted to have the opportunity
to serve the furniture consumer in Fayetteville area with an exciting
new showroom. We look forward to providing our current customers and new
furniture shoppers with a more satisfying experience. They will find the
beautiful items they want for their homes, with friendly, knowledgeable
decorating assistance and affordable prices."
The new showroom
will celebrate a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday at 9:45 a.m. The showroom
features fully accessorized room setting and hundreds of decorating ideas.
During the
grand opening sale, shoppers may take advantage of special sale prices
at all metro Atlanta Havertys. Plus, they may qualify for 12 months no
interest financing. They may also register to win part of $15,000 in furniture
that will be given away.
"I am
very happy to bring Havertys' century-old tradition of quality furniture
and great customer service to our existing and new customers in the Fayetteville
area," said Ben Haverty, regional manager of the Atlanta marketing
area.
The Fayetteville
Havertys furniture showroom is at the site of the former Roberds store.
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