Rebuilding Life Furniture · Harrisonburg, VA
Bedroom Furniture in Harrisonburg
Visit Rebuilding Life Furniture
60 E Rock St
Harrisonburg, VA 22802
- Grand Opening
- Saturday, Aug 15, 10 AM to 2 PM
- Weekdays
- By appointment, 5 to 8 PM
- Other days
- By appointment
By appointment any day. Call or text (833) 514-5762 to set up a time.
Bedroom furniture is where retail pricing gets silly. A headboard and two nightstands can run past a thousand dollars at a regular store, and none of it is complicated to build.
We buy name-brand overstock and major retailer returns by the truckload and sell at 30 to 50 percent of retail. Same furniture, different math.
First, the thing everybody asks
We do not sell mattresses.
Not new, not used, not at any price. Buy your mattress new from a mattress store. We will sell you everything it sits on and everything that goes around it.
That is not a limitation, it is a policy. Nobody should be buying a secondhand mattress.
What we stock
Bed frames and headboards, king through twin. Some arrive complete and still boxed, frame and rails and hardware in the carton. Some are headboards on their own.
Dressers and chests of drawers. Nightstands. Wall mirrors and lighted vanity mirrors. Armoires and wardrobes when they come in.
The floor changes as trucks unload. Categories hold steady, specific pieces do not.
Complete bed or headboard only
This matters and it is easy to check.
A complete bed means headboard, footboard, side rails and hardware, all present. You take it home and build it. A headboard only means exactly that, and you will need a metal bed frame to bolt it to, which is a cheap part you can buy anywhere.
We label which is which. If a piece is complete and still in the carton, we say so. If it is a headboard hunting for rails, we say that too, and the price reflects it.
Ask about slats. Some complete beds include them and some want a universal slat roll, which runs forty to sixty dollars new.
Flat packed fits in a car
A lot of our boxed beds have never been assembled. They ride flat, which means the carton fits in a trunk or a back seat with the rear seats folded.
If you drove a sedan and thought you were out of luck, ask. Flat packed is the answer to that problem more often than people expect.
Buying a dresser worth owning
Pull a drawer all the way out. Look at how it is held together and whether the glide feels smooth or gritty. Check the back panel. Push on the top corner and see if the case racks.
A solid piece with a scratched top is a better buy than a flimsy piece in perfect shape. The scratch is the discount. The construction is the furniture.
More on that over on dressers and case goods.
Flaws are tagged
Some pieces have a chipped corner, a scratched top, a ding on a drawer face. Those are marked and priced down.
A dresser against a wall with one dinged back corner is a dresser nobody will ever see the flaw on. Take the money.
You will always know what you are buying before you pay. We tell you standing in front of the piece.
Do not match everything
Matching bedroom sets are a retail invention that exists so you buy five pieces at once.
A good dresser, a headboard you like, and two nightstands that agree with each other will look better than a matched set and cost a fraction. Buy the pieces, not the collection.
Measure the room and the stairs
Get your wall width for the dresser. Get the doorway. If the bedroom is upstairs, walk the stairwell and look at the turn.
Boxed beds solve the stairwell problem. Big dressers do not, so measure that one twice.
Every purchase supports recovery at Shenandoah Valley Teen Challenge.
Walk the bedroom aisle at our Harrisonburg warehouse, or send us a message with your room dimensions and what size bed you need. We will tell you what is on the floor today.