Amish Woodwork is a furniture store in Emporia, Kansas. The family owned business offers Amish built interior hardwood furniture alongside outdoor poly furniture, lofted barns, storage buildings, sheds, portable garages, livestock shelters, swing sets, pictures, plaques, Amish food, and outdoor and interior home decor. It holds a rating of 4.90 from the customers who have reviewed it.
The store was started with the aim of providing products that enhance family living and time spent together, offering merchandise not readily found in the area, and selling quality products at fair and honest pricing. Richard and his wife, lifelong residents of Emporia, describe building long-lasting customer friendships in the community and surrounding areas. The furniture is American-made, chosen for durability and craftsmanship at a time when most products on the market come from overseas. The poly furniture is made from high-density polyethylene, UV-inhibited pigment systems, and foaming compounds, turning milk jugs, water bottles, and pop bottles into colorful, long-lasting, UV-resistant pieces. The store is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 5:30 and Saturday from 9:00 to 4:00, and is closed Sunday.
Amish Woodwork sits on Road 175, about half a mile from the Neosho River and roughly a mile and a half from Sickler Airstrip. Quaker Valley School is around two miles away, Plumb Creek about two miles, and East Lake about three miles from the store.
Customers rate the store 4.90, reflecting a positive reputation among those who have shopped there.
For Emporia families looking for Amish built furniture and outdoor structures that are hard to find elsewhere in the area, Amish Woodwork has served the community from its Road 175 location with American-made pieces built to last.
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