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Is it safe to use my credit card for online purchases?
Yes, it's extremely safe. At MyHomeFurnishings.com, we provide a secured checkout with Secure Socket Layering (SSL up to 256 bits) for processing your payments online. Add items to your cart and click Secure Checkout to make your payment using a Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Due to popular demand, you can also use this method to pay using your PayPal account or your Google Checkout account. You can also use your regular checking account through MyeCheck or layaway your order using eLayaway. Payments will be billed as "OCG LLC" - our parent company name.
How soon will my order be shipped?
Since all of our furniture is in stock, your order will ship within 3-4 business days depending on the volume of orders we are receiving.
What is the difference between a bar stool and a counter stool?
Counter Stools are approximately 24 to 26 inches high from the top of the seat to the floor, making them ideal for most kitchen counters that are 36 inches from the top of the floor. However, many counters are 40 to 42 inches off the floor, which happens to be the same height as a commercial bar. For that you would need Bar Stools that are about 30 to 32 inches high. For instance, if you have a breakfast bar or pass-through counter in your home, you would most likely need counter stools. If you have a wet bar in your home, then bar stools would probably be better.
What are the "through mortise and tenon" details referred to in your Classic Oak Collection?
The mortise and tenon joinery method produces one of the strongest joints in woodworking for angled joints (i.e. chair styles, door members, etc.). The "male" part of the joint is called the "tenon" and the "female" member (the hole cut into the wood) is the "mortise." The joining of these two pieces is usually made permanent by gluing, pinning (doweled) or wedged. A mortise can be open on one end (exposed or through) or completely hidden (blind). The tenon is typically longer than its width. The dovetail joint is also a form of mortise and tenon joinery.
What materials are used in your bakeware?
Our durable baking pans are made with aluminized steel, which allows for fast and even heat distribution. Aluminized steel is steel that has been hot-dip coated on both sides with aluminum-silicon alloy. This process assures a tight metallurgical bond between the steel sheet and its aluminum coating, producing a material with a unique combination of properties possessed neither by steel nor by aluminum alone. Each piece is then coated with a safe, nonstick silicone finish for easy baking!
