I can't find any complaints on BBB about tuftytime.com. We had a similar issue with very stiff (new) mattresses, and they did soften a lot over a few months (the store gave us the same warning). However, wood jabbing through your back is an entirely different matter. I also found tuftysofa.com (slightly cheaper than B&B) with free shipping. I just did some comparing between the two. Here's stuff you should know: Tuftytime offers 55 different colors (with their Martindale scores, their material blends etc.), and they offer as many samples as you want, if you pay $15 for shipping. Tuftysofa only lets you choose a few swatches, and has NO information on them (just 33 small, generic color squares - you can't even zoom in on them - and there are no photos?). Very very odd. They do have great reviews (but not all good, so that's honest), but no photos of their work - strange. The low reviews (3 stars out of 5) all complain about the shipping time (everything is made in Denmark), so who knows? Pricing wise, I put the same Tufty Sofa replica items in my cart (for each website), and Tuftysofa.com was $2000 cheaper than Tufty Time!! Tufty Sofa also offers a 7 year manufacturers warranty, and only $49 to deliver the sofa into your home. Tufty Time, is $2032 more expensive to be exact, and charges $550 to have the sofa delivered into your home (that probably includes installation if it's "white glove," but I'm pretty sure Tufty Sofa offers the same for $49). Tufty Time charges tax, and Tufty Sofa charges no tax (most likely because their presence is in Denmark and not CA etc.?). Tufty Time's warranty is a limited 1 year warranty only. I still have to do more research on Tufty Sofa, but I have to admit a $2k price difference is pretty shocking for a replica sofa - Tufty Sofa does have agents in SF and SJ (supposedly), but I'm still not sure if they are legit. Has anyone bought from them? I don't know if I would, after going through rip-off hell with Bo Concept in SF and Denmark (just say no!!). Any info would be great, thanks! I'll repost this as a separate post...

NHB- GOOD on you guys for beating JMU!!!! That's awesome!!! My Bison are on another roll this year. Luckily, we're undefeated this season. Our last game is at home against the Southern-Illinois Salukis. The only "Eastern" team we played this year was Delaware. Beat-'em 38-10 here in the Thunderdome! Looks like all the playoff games will be in the Fargodome again this year..... :-) Faron

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So the Accoya would eat up $190K of your $230k total framing budget? The materials cost for Accoya is in the right ballpark, but the installation cost seems rather high. The $3.4/sqft for installed Hardie seems low. I'm a fan of Hardie as it was installed on my house when it was built in 2001 and still looks pristine. Something does appear off with those comparative numbers. Time to sit down with the contractor and: 1) make sure there are no mistakes in the calculations, 2) make sure you are on the same page in interpreting the numbers, and 3) if nothing changes, get an explanation of why the cost to install Accoya is so high compared to the Hardie material.