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Comfort Never Looked So Good

Bradington-Young Furniture Company was founded in 1978 by Mr. Charles Young. The company started as a family owned and operated business and is continuing the family-operated business model with the second generation. Bradington-Young started the company with four recliners and twenty-five fabrics. Today the company offers a complete line of fine leather upholstery. Although the largest portion of the company's sales are in leather upholstery, Bradington-Young offers a array of beautiful upholstery fabrics as well. Recliners and old-fashioned eight-way hand tied upholstery are the specialties of this company; affording exceptional comfort and unique styling in every piece produced. Bradington-Young's fine leather upholstery is manufactured in North Carolina by craftsmen whose skill and talent are apparent in the execution of this fine furniture. Their skillful artistry, along with high quality raw materials, provide the value which is inherent in every piece of the beautiful leather furniture shipped from this outstanding American company.

Construction Story Inside And Outside Frame: Kiln dried, laminated and selected hardwoods, precision machined. The double doweled joints are corner blocked, glued, and screwed into position for strength. Seat Deck: Consists of a double-cone coil spring unit with a free-floating helical suspended spring wire grid, allowing for deep, luxurious seating comfort. Select styles use double cone coil springs that are eight-way hand tied and secured to full polypropylene webbing which is reinforced with steel bands that run from front rail to back rail and from side rail to side rail. Interior Filling: Pattern cut urethane foam that is padded with 10oz. felt polyester fibers, assuring the important qualities of comfort, loft, resilience, and good recovery Outside: For quality tailoring and durability, the outsides are padded with strong bonded fibers. Fabrics: Selected, always, with time-consuming care, chosen for styling, as well as quality, by Bradington-Young.