Furniture retailer closing 15 Georgia stores and all others nationwide. What to know

If you’re looking to buy furniture at a discount price, this might be your chance.

American Freight is currently closing all locations due to Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

“Everything must go--All our retail locations across the country are closing,” the store posted on social media.

The Ohio-based retailer has 328 locations nationwide, but before the store closes its doors for good, it will offer hefty discounts on living room furniture, bedroom sets, dining tables and more. Even “a selection of scratch and dent and new-in-box appliances” will be discounted to sell.

So, are there any locations in Georgia and when will the stores officially close? Here’s what to know:

American Freight Georgia locations

There are 15 Georgia stores, in locations such as Macon, Dublin, Columbus and more. Here’s a full list:

• Macon: 2525 Pio Nono Ave, Suite 1100

• Columbus: 1627 S. Lumpkin Road

• Dublin: 116B Hillcrest Pkwy

• Athens: 3190 Atlanta Hwy

• Decatur: 1960 B. Candler Road

• Conyers: 425 Sigman Road NW, Suite 105-106

• Albany: 2304 N. Slappey Blvd

• Stone Mountain: 5370 U.S. Hwy 78, Suite 400

• Rome: 2502 Shorter Ave NW

• Augusta: 1708 Wylds Road

• Savannah: 15000 Abercorn Street

• Marietta: 1075 Cobb Pkwy SE

• Norcross: 6796-A Jimmy Carter Blvd

• Morrow: 1230 Mt Zion Road

• Douglasville: 5834 Fairburn Road

All sales are being managed by Hilco Consumer-Retail and customers are urged to quickly grab up what they want.

“Our goal is to deliver outstanding value to customers during this full chain closing sale,” Hilco Consumer-Retail CEO Ian Fredericks said. “Everything is on sale and must be sold.”

It is unclear exactly when the store will fully close up, but Fredericks said new inventory is still arriving, but will be gone fast.

Will you be shopping the closing sales? Let me know in the comments or email me at cmadden@mcclatchy.com

This story was originally published November 13, 2024 at 1:58 PM with the headline "Furniture retailer closing 15 Georgia stores and all others nationwide. What to know."

Chelsea Madden

The Telegraph

Chelsea is a service journalism reporter who began working for McClatchy in 2022. She was born and raised in Middle Georgia and lives in Forsyth. She attended Wesleyan College for undergrad and a few years after that, went to SCAD for an MFA in writing. Outside of work, Chelsea likes to watch Netflix, read books in the thriller genre and chase her toddler around.