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Good Furniture Shop Cork

  • 16-02-2009 12:18pm
    #1
    WilliamC
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    Anyone recommend any good furniture shops in Cork City area -


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  • #2
    rebel.ranter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,570 ✭✭✭rebel.ranter


    What kind of furniture are you after, price range, style. etc.

    Caseys
    65 Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork.
    Tel: 021 4270393
    Fax: 021 4274806


    EZ Living @ Right Price
    Southside Ind. Estate,
    Pouladuff Road
    Cork
    t:021 4316668

    Ideal Living (just past Hanley's Garden Centre)
    Unit 1 Touchdown Bus Pk,
    Airport Hill,
    Kinsale Rd Roundabout
    Cork
    (021)4965333

    or
    Ideal Living
    Unit 3
    Boland Business Park
    New Mallow Road
    Blackpool
    Cork
    T: 021 439 1888

    Doran Interiors
    27/29 Washington St (Opp. Courthouse), Cork, Co. Cork Phone: (021) 4275098

    Regency Interiors,
    Unit 4,
    Power Ind Estate,
    Tramore Road,
    Cork
    Tel: 021 427 12 45 Fax: 021 427 72 36

    Cloud 9,
    U 8 Westpoint Bus pk Ballincollig Cork Co. Cork
    (021)4872672


  • #3
    tech
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    caseys are very expensive ..


  • #4
    rebel.ranter
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    tech wrote: »
    caseys are very expensive ..

    OP asked for good furniture stores. Some of the stuff is similarly priced when comparing particular items with other furniture retailers. So I would say the above is a very general statement. They have a lot of good quality furniture too.

    Each to their own though..


  • #5
    WilliamC
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 34 ✭WilliamC


    Thanks for the info guys - going to give some of them a visit tomorrow.


  • #6
    sozbox
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    WilliamC wrote: »
    Thanks for the info guys - going to give some of them a visit tomorrow.

    What type of furniture are you looking for? And how much do you think you will spend on it?


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  • #7
    fi1979
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    If you want something that you're less likely to see in all the other "bog standard" furniture shops check out Coverwell of Ballinhassig. Just outside the city. They make their own soft furnishing, you choose your style and fabric. And they can alter if needed re size etc. They also do range of dining, bedroom furniture. Prices vary, they cater for all budgets! Check out website homefurniture.ie! Happy Hunting!!


  • #8
    Flipper
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    I would strongly advise against dealing with Ideal Living. See my thread here for my reason.


  • #9
    minidazzler
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    The Loft would be the one.


  • #10
    rebel.ranter
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    minidazzler wrote: »
    The Loft would be the one.

    he he:D:D...quality furniture!...:D:D


  • #11
    timo87
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    bit out of the city, in Bandon, but these fellas have a sale on i pass them on the way to work http://www.wallsfurniture.ie/


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