The 128-year-old furniture giant in the U.S. is closing! Liquidation sales have begun.

Haynes Furniture, one of the established companies in the U.S. furniture sector, is preparing to wind down its commercial operations. Founded in 1898, the company has operated for 128 years with sofa sets, bedroom furniture, dining tables, and home décor products.

With the closure decision, products in stores were put into liquidation. Consumers looking to renovate their homes also turned to discounted sales.

Stores of Two Brands Will Close

The closure process will not be limited to Haynes Furniture alone. The Dump brand, operating within the company, will also end its retail activities.

The company's closure, which has stores in the states of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Texas, will also affect customers in those regions.

Many products from furniture to rugs went on sale.

During the liquidation that began on 8 October 2026, the existing products in the stores were put on sale at discounted prices. Sofas, beds, dining room sets, and rugs were among the items included in the campaign.

It was noted that the liquidation sales are limited to the current stock in the stores, and the variety of products is expected to shrink as inventory runs out. Discount rates and product availability may vary by store.

128-Year Commercial History Comes to an End

According to the story in Nefes, the closure of Haynes Furniture will bring an end to both the company’s and The Dump brand’s retail operations. The liquidation process means that one of the United States’ long‑standing furniture retailers is withdrawing from the market.