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That is an interesting observation. I didn't' know that Century used a plywood frame. I did hear that current management will stay with Hancock and Moore for the near future. Based on the age of 2 of the current owners at Hancock and Moore which I think is about 75 and 80. (The third owner is younger, late 50's). I would say that they will stay through the transition which I have heard might be about 6 or more months after which I would guess Century Management will play a more compelling role in manufacturing and distribution of Hancock and Moore.. At that point it is anyone's guess as to what Century's management might do. I would think there will be some consolidation in all respects. It would seem odd for the two companies to have two frame shops for example, one with hardwood frames and one with plywood frames. I wonder what the current owners of H and M plan to do with Taylor King which was not sold. It seems to me that Taylor King wasn't purchased by Century as the product line is similar to the Century Product line. Perhaps they are looking for a buyer or perhaps the younger owner of Hancock and Moore will stay on with Taylor King but that doesn't really seem likely. They are shutting down Councill casegoods and closing their two plants In Denton, NC at the end of June. From what I have heard Councill was having a tough time of it although they made a very nice product. Cenutry hopes to move many of the displaced workers to their other factories which I am sure will be a big relief to the works who might have lost their jobs in this small town. . It will be interesting to see what happens.

This brand appears to be lower end & available through online distributors as well as some items available at Walmart & Target. Same with Hokku Designs that Wayfair is offering. I think you could get a better quality through another manufacturer.

I used to use Lee Industry furniture extensively in my design business - one of the few mid-range companies that allowed COM(customers own material). But I've heard some things recently that are troubling, concerning their quality. No personal experience, though, with recent purchases. I think the last time I ordered from them was 8-9 years ago.