Everyday Plaza
Frequently Asked Questions
Everyday Plaza keeps a single catalog of 1,000 pieces in Modesto, California — accent chairs and dining benches on one side, cushions, throws and small accents on the other. Every order ships free, with no minimum spend: handling takes 1–2 business days, delivery 3–5, and returns run 30 days from delivery.
Consider an order that arrives damaged: photograph it, email us within 30 days of delivery, and a replacement or refund follows — refunds land back on PayPal within 5–7 business days of the return reaching Modesto.
- Is furniture assembled when it arrives?
- Most pieces arrive flat-packed with hardware, tools and illustrated instructions. Assembly usually takes 20–60 minutes with two people; upholstered pieces normally need only feet or legs attached.
- Do you charge extra for large items?
- No. Sofas, dining sets and wardrobes ship at the same zero cost as a single pillow — there is no large-item or fuel surcharge.
- Where do you ship from?
- Everything leaves one warehouse at 2700 Garvey Ave, Modesto, CA 95350, which is also the return address.
- Can I change an order after placing it?
- Email us the same working day. If the order has not been picked yet we can usually change the address or the item; once it is dispatched we treat it as a return.
- Do you restock sold-out pieces?
- Most furniture styles are restocked. Availability is drawn from a live pool of roughly 64,000 furniture pieces and 53,000 decor items, so exact models rotate.
- Are the discounted prices permanent?
- Prices shown reflect our standing markdown of 30–50% against original retail. The compare-at price on the product page is the original retail figure, not an inflated list price.
- Do you offer support in English only?
- Yes, support runs in English, Monday to Friday, 9:00–17:00 PT, by email and phone.
- How does Everyday Plaza keep prices at 30–50% of retail?
- We buy end-of-line and overstock furniture in volume, keep one warehouse and skip seasonal campaigns, then pass the difference through as a standing markdown.