Christmas 2012 update: Healthier Living Video: CBS News 13 November 28, 2012: Zero flame retardant cushions at Endicott Home Green Science Policy Center adds Endicott Home to its list of places to buy sofas without flame retardants

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Floor model sale on all Condo Sofa models and many other items storewide.

Only our own Condo Sofa designs (sectionals, sleeper sofas, chairs, sofas, loveseats, ottomans) ship with non-toxic, zero flame retardant seat cushion cores for no extra charge.

Our own designs, and some from Temple Furniture, may be adjusted to better fit your body, your space, or your decorating style. Consider, for a modest factory fee, modifying these:
- seat depth
- seat height
- change the arms
- change the back
- alter legs or add a skirt
- change cushions
- add swivels and glider mechanisms to chairs
- use our many covers in leather and fabric or your own

See it online here:plum sofa|condosofa.com
White glove inside delivery services are available nationwide. Please contact us for more information.

We may also be able help retrofit your existing foam core seat cushions with zero flame retardant seat cushions. Please see illustrated pdf to measure your current cushions (at right, under photo). For aftermarket replacement cores with zero flame retardants, please email us at ZFR-AMC@condofurniture.com and we will get back to you ASAP!

Affordable, coordinated, fun designs and great coordinated pieces for solid construction at a good value: see "Affordable Designer Upholstery" link in red at right for dimensions and prices.

For more info re: living with zero flame retardant seating:
To begin your own research and understanding about toxics in the home and in your sofa, please start via these links:
- Green Science Policy
- Fire Retardant Study by Duke Scientist Heather Stapleton
- Dr. Linda Birnbaum, Director, NIEHS/NTP
- Diane Rehm Show transcript
- Nicholas Kristoff in the NYT
- How Flame Retardants End Up in Human Systems
- Early-life Exposures - Long-term Health Consequences: Part 1 Brominated Flame Retardants

Thanks,
Ross and Christine Endicott