Furniture Cost ??

[zardoz]

Regarding furniture costs. In Canada the statement that "you get what you pay for" is very true. Inexpensive furniture, new from a retailer, is likely to be of low construction quality and may not last. Consider your long term investment when buying, and take a very good look at what you are buying. We were in the same situation when we first arrived here and noted how bad some of the products were.

If you are amenable, you might want to look at older, better constructed, second-hand furniture from some of the relevant stores.

 

[steaky]

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well explained. In my opinion , its better to buy less costly mattress and change it every 2-3 years..

Right, move to a brand new place, buy new items for each move and change every 2 to 3 years. This way, there will be no biological issues even if you bare foot.

 

[YVR123]

Investing in good furniture is a good idea. It should be solid and last as much as possible. Through the years, my house got older, and I decided to move out. I bought a bigger apartment and began to renovate it. It looked beautiful after six months of work, but the doors didn't look right. I thought that I might paint them. It didn't work, and I decided to replace them with others. I got interested in https://internaldoorsuk.co.uk/ and the oak doors they offer. I was surprised to know that companies still work with oak. They looked better than the previous ones.

haha you order oak doors inside apartment and shipped them all the way from UK to Canada?! How much was the shipping?