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CT'S LARGEST KIDS FURNITURE STORE!
Shop the LARGEST Selection of BEST Quality Furniture at the LOWEST Prices. From Tots to Teen & Everything In Between!
Family-Owned and Operated Since 1968
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1930 Silas Deane Highway, Rocky Hill CT. (860)-563-1488 • Monday - Saturday 11am - 5:30pm • Sunday 12pm - 4:30pm

Made in the USA Our Commitment to Being Green

Our World. Made Better.
At Young America we are addressing head-on the environmental challenges that face our company, our industry and our planet. In the near term our energies are being channeled specifically in three major areas.


Green Is The Color of Choice
There’s more to the safety story from Young America. Children typically spend 85 percent of their time indoors, where the air may be two-to-five times more polluted than the outdoor air.

As a result, they face short and long-term health risks from the indoor air pollution caused by chemicals released from the everyday products in our homes, including other furnishings, electronics, appliances and cleaners. To ensure the safest environments for our children, all Young America cribs have been GREENGUARD Certified. Products which receive the GREENGUARD Children and SchoolsSM certified mark have been independently tested and meet the most rigorous chemical emissions standards in the world.

Our company and its products are more environmentally conscious and we are even more responsible. We continue to work to improve the environment around our products, whether that means the town where our furniture is made or a child’s room.
Air Quality
From our factories to the consumer’s home we are committed to improving the quality of the air that we breathe.
Packaging
We will reduce the amount of materials we use to package our products improving quality and performance while reducing costs and waste.
Hazardous Waste
By recovering and re-using solvent material we reduce the amount of hazardous waste created in our manufacturing processes.
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