ATLANTA — An Ohio-based furniture retailer is shutting down for good, closing doors at all locations across the nation.
As it closes, the company promises slashed prices and deep discounts as they work to get rid of inventory.
American Freight has 328 locations nationwide, but as it ceases operations, it is closing 15 locations in Georgia.
That's bad news for some shoppers across metro Atlanta, who are seeing their locations close.
List of Georgia's American Freight locations closing
*Metro Atlanta locations
- Macon: 2525 Pio Nono Ave, Suite 1100
- Dublin: 116B Hillcrest Pkwy
- Athens: 3190 Atlanta Hwy
- Decatur: 1960 B Candler Rd*
- Conyers: 425 Sigman Rd NW, Ste 105-106*
- Albany: 2304 N Slappey Blvd
- Stone Mountain: 5370 US Hwy 78, Suite 400*
- Columbus: 1627 S Lumpkin Rd
- Rome: 2502 Shorter Ave NW
- Augusta: 1708 Wylds Rd
- Savannah: 15000 Abercorn St
- Marietta: 1075 Cobb Pkwy SE*
- Norcross: 6796-A Jimmy Carter Blvd*
- Morrow: 1230 Mt Zion Rd*
- Douglasville: 5834 Fairburn Road*
What this means for shoppers looking for a steal
If you are looking for a new accent piece, living room set or more, American Freight says that you can save up to 30% off "the lowest ticketed prices storewide."
It notes living room sets, bedroom furniture, dining tables, and "a selection of scratch & dent and new-in-box applicants, such as refrigerators, washers and dryers."
The sale comes as the company continues to receive inventory as it works to wind down operations.
"New inventory is arriving and expected to move quickly, so customers should take advantage of this prime opportunity to enjoy exceptional deals before it's too late," the company said in a press release.
It is not clear when the stores will officially shut down, but it says it is a good opportunity to stock up on some furniture ahead of the holidays.
"Just in time for the holiday season, these significant savings offer an ideal way to prepare your home for hosting. Customers are encouraged to act fast to make the most of these discounts while supplies last!" the company said.