Brick Warehouse Corp

Brick Warehouse Corp is a furniture and appliance store located at 19 William Kitchen Rd in Scarborough, Ontario, serving households across the local area with home furnishings, mattresses, and major appliances. The store operates as part of the Furniture, appliances (furniture and appliances) category, offering a single destination for shoppers who need to outfit a living room, refresh a bedroom, or replace a kitchen appliance without visiting several separate retailers. For residents of Scarborough planning a move, a renovation, or a simple upgrade, a nearby store carrying both furniture and appliances under one roof can simplify a process that otherwise involves comparing several suppliers and coordinating multiple deliveries.

This location carries furniture for most rooms in the home along with a range of major appliances, allowing shoppers to plan a full room or a full kitchen in one visit.

Living room, bedroom, and dining furniture

Shoppers can browse sofas and sectionals, bedroom sets, and dining room pieces suited to different home sizes, including options for smaller living spaces. This matters in Scarborough, where housing ranges from detached houses to condominiums and townhomes, and furniture needs vary accordingly — a family in a larger home may be looking for a full dining suite, while someone in a condo may prioritize compact or multi-purpose pieces.

Mattresses

A dedicated mattress selection is available for shoppers replacing worn-out bedding or furnishing a new bedroom. Mattress buying is one of the purchases where in-person comparison tends to matter most, since firmness and support are difficult to judge from a description alone.

Major appliances and electronics

The store also stocks major appliances — refrigerators, stoves, washers, and dryers among them — as well as televisions and related home electronics. Pairing appliances with furniture in one store can be practical for anyone moving into a new home in the area and needing to furnish and equip it at the same time.

Outdoor and home accent pieces

Seasonal categories such as patio furniture and outdoor accents round out the offering, which is relevant in a region where outdoor living space is used heavily from late spring through early fall and then put away for the colder months.

The most frequent mistakes when buying furniture or appliances involve skipping measurements, underestimating delivery logistics, and rushing a purchase decision. Avoiding these missteps saves both money and frustration.

Not measuring the space or the path in

A sofa or dining table that fits the room on paper can still be impossible to get through a hallway, stairwell, or elevator. Before buying any large piece, measure the intended spot in the home as well as every doorway, hallway turn, and stairwell the item has to pass through. This is especially relevant in condominium and townhome buildings across Scarborough, where narrow stairwells and freight elevators with reservation windows are common.

Ignoring delivery timelines and access rules

Large furniture and major appliances are usually scheduled for delivery rather than picked up on the spot. Shoppers who assume same-day delivery, or who forget to confirm building access rules such as elevator booking or loading dock hours, often end up rescheduling. Confirming delivery windows and building requirements at the time of purchase avoids last-minute surprises.

Buying an appliance without checking existing hookups

Appliances such as stoves, washers, and dryers depend on existing gas, electrical, or venting connections. Buying a model that does not match the home's current hookups can mean extra installation costs or delays. Checking the specifications of the current appliance being replaced, including its dimensions and connection type, before selecting a new one prevents this problem.

Shoppers get better outcomes when they compare options in person, read the terms of any financing or delivery agreement carefully, and plan purchases around their actual timeline rather than an in-store display.

Testing furniture and mattresses in person

Sitting on a sofa or lying on a mattress for several minutes gives a much better sense of comfort and support than photos or written descriptions. For mattresses in particular, comfort preferences vary enough between people that an in-person test is worth the extra time.

Reading the fine print on financing and delivery

Any financing plan, warranty, or delivery agreement should be read in full before signing, with particular attention to what happens if a delivery date needs to change or if a product needs to be returned. Asking these questions before completing a purchase, rather than after, avoids disputes later.

Planning purchases around the calendar, not the display floor

Shoppers who can plan a purchase a few weeks ahead of a move, rather than in the final days before it, generally have more flexibility on delivery timing.

The store is located at 19 William Kitchen Rd in Scarborough and can be reached at 416-751-3383 for questions about current stock or store services. Shoppers planning a visit to compare furniture or appliances in person are encouraged to call ahead to confirm that a specific item is on display, since floor selection can vary by category and season.

Frequently asked questions

What does this Scarborough store sell?

The store sells furniture for the living room, bedroom, and dining room, along with mattresses, major appliances, televisions, and outdoor furniture.

Can furniture and appliances be bought at the same store?

Yes, this location carries both furniture and major appliances, which allows shoppers furnishing or equipping a home to handle both categories in a single visit.

How can I confirm if an item is in stock before visiting?

The most reliable way is to call the store directly at 416-751-3383 before making the trip, since floor displays and available stock can change.

What should I check before buying a large piece of furniture or an appliance?

Measure the room and the delivery path, including doorways and stairwells, and confirm the connection type or dimensions of any appliance being replaced. Building access requirements, such as elevator booking in condominiums or townhomes, should also be confirmed ahead of delivery.