We manufacture all goods on site here in Toronto, you are welcome to drop in .
We blow and stuff the cushion inserts, manufacture the pillows , quilt the mattress protectors, and pack the quilt batts, and make the bags of polyester stuffing all on site
Warehouse hours 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Thursday to 3:00 PM on Friday
Factory is open longer but not open to the public.
How do you get to the warehouse pickup location? Here's a map of where it is located:
. As you can see, the warehouse is located at an easy to get to location, just off the highway by the Yorkdale/Dufferin exit. If you are traveling by car you will find it quite easy to find the warehouse since it is so close to the major artery of Toronto's traffic system - the 401.
Yorkdale Mall is a landmark in Toronto and we are 5 minutes away by car and 10 by public transport,
I would not recommend walking
The TTC buses 47B and 47C from Yorkdale, and north from Caledonia and Lawrence W. stop 90 seconds from our door at the Tim Hortons. ( we are on the West side of Caledonia along Bentworth where the bus stops)
All orders can be picked up, please advise us at time of order, We do carry some stock on hand , we prefer to make the orders as they come in though.
We have 3 loading docks, fully staffed there is rarely any waiting to pick up your goods, Come see us in action.
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Showing posts with label polyeter fiber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polyeter fiber. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
Build-A-Bear Recalls 300,000 Teddy Bears
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45806891/ns/health-childrens_health/#.TwHGW4FIU1U
The article mentions that the teddy bears had an issue with the eye balls falling out, presenting a rather serious choking hazard to babies. I suppose they learned nothing from the BPA incident... It always annoys me when I read about companies that are so focused on short-term cost-cutting measures that they ignore the far more important long-term implications of inferior product quality. Although harder to measure, cost of quality is extremely important and companies need to balance the benefits of reducing costs against the new costs generated by cutting quality (cost of returns, defects, customer service, recalls, lost sales, lost brand value, etc.)
It should be noted that here at Nusso, we supply many teddy bear manufacturers with our polyester stuffing and sincerely hope that our stuffing is only going into teddy bears that are baby-safe.
The article mentions that the teddy bears had an issue with the eye balls falling out, presenting a rather serious choking hazard to babies. I suppose they learned nothing from the BPA incident... It always annoys me when I read about companies that are so focused on short-term cost-cutting measures that they ignore the far more important long-term implications of inferior product quality. Although harder to measure, cost of quality is extremely important and companies need to balance the benefits of reducing costs against the new costs generated by cutting quality (cost of returns, defects, customer service, recalls, lost sales, lost brand value, etc.)
It should be noted that here at Nusso, we supply many teddy bear manufacturers with our polyester stuffing and sincerely hope that our stuffing is only going into teddy bears that are baby-safe.
Monday, December 19, 2011
What are Hotel Pillows? are they better?
Hotel Pillows are made to withstand more washes.and perform more durably, that ius the simple answer.
Four factors accomplish come into play in making sleeping pillows more durable
1)The type of fabric cover
2)The sewing process and sewing thread used
3) The type of fiber fill used
4) Packaging
Fabric covers there are 8-10 Qualities available form inexpensive polyester cotton blend to 320 count tight cotton weave that is close to ticking quality.
Sewing we use a regular straight stitch machine and for more durability we use sergers with a safety stitch attachment
Fill - We offer Cluster fiber and regular polyester fiber fill , Cluster fiber is small balls of fiber instead of starnds. yopu get a more down like feel in the pillow Regular hollow siliconized conjugate fibre non recycled would constitutes 65% of our hotel and institutional orders, the cluster fiber go to the higher end hotels, bed and breakfasts, and overnight spas.
Hotel pillows are usually;; packed 20 in a larger bag specially compressed to fill a shipping carton and shipped by the case Where as retail pack pillows are individually packed in nice retail bags for store display. the retail can be supplied by the customer or we provide a printed 2 mil polyethylene bag on which we can put the store or shops private label or logo.
Four factors accomplish come into play in making sleeping pillows more durable
1)The type of fabric cover
2)The sewing process and sewing thread used
3) The type of fiber fill used
4) Packaging
Fabric covers there are 8-10 Qualities available form inexpensive polyester cotton blend to 320 count tight cotton weave that is close to ticking quality.
Sewing we use a regular straight stitch machine and for more durability we use sergers with a safety stitch attachment
Fill - We offer Cluster fiber and regular polyester fiber fill , Cluster fiber is small balls of fiber instead of starnds. yopu get a more down like feel in the pillow Regular hollow siliconized conjugate fibre non recycled would constitutes 65% of our hotel and institutional orders, the cluster fiber go to the higher end hotels, bed and breakfasts, and overnight spas.
Hotel pillows are usually;; packed 20 in a larger bag specially compressed to fill a shipping carton and shipped by the case Where as retail pack pillows are individually packed in nice retail bags for store display. the retail can be supplied by the customer or we provide a printed 2 mil polyethylene bag on which we can put the store or shops private label or logo.
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| Hotel pillow corded edge 230 count cotton shell |
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| Sleeping pillow polyester cotton shell |
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