Modern Furniture in a Flash! from http://www.europebynet.comWritten by G Homer http://www.0103media.co.uk
Now, whilst we are certainly not advocating whipping our craftsmen into a work-driven frenzy, top on-line furniture retailer Europe by Net has addressed this delivery issue with a simple solution. The company has just introduced “Quick-Ship” - a quick delivery service for some of its most popular modern furniture products. At no extra cost, Quick-Ship products will be shipped within two weeks of ordering. The range already includes a huge number of designer items, including chairs, tables, lamps, mirrors, desks, and even beds. More products are being added weekly to Quick-Ship list weekly. Europe by Net offers premium European furniture brands at serious savings compared to US price – even after shipping costs have been added on. What’s more, enormous range of luxury European furniture available through Europe by Net simply isn’t available in most parts of United States. The company sells both contemporary and traditional products, offering over 90 world-class brands.
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