Weir’s Furniture has announced the closure of all four locations. The longstanding retailer is offering 30% off all store products, which started on March 26. Customers can shop while supplies last during the store’s clearance sale.
Weir’s Furniture to Close All Four Locations in Dallas-Fort Worth
Weir’s Furniture is a longtime family-owned business in North Texas. The business began in March 1948 when J. Ray and Bea Weir opened the Knox Street store. The company grew from a local furniture shop to a renowned name in North Texas home furnishings.
The stores offer a range of home furniture and decor, such as bedroom furniture, living room sets, dining tables, and home furnishing accessories. After 78 years in the furniture retail business, the company has announced plans to close.
Weir’s currently operates in the following four locations, and all of them are offering store closing sales:
- Dallas – 4540 Travis St.
- North Dallas – 4800 Spring Valley Rd.
- Plano – 5801 Preston Rd.
- Southlake – 201 N. Nolen Dr.
In the closure announcement post, the company thanked the community and wrote, “We are incredibly grateful for the support, trust, and memories you’ve shared with us over the years. It has truly meant everything to our family.”
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A Letter of Gratitude by Weir’s Furniture
As Weir’s Furniture is set to shut its doors after decades serving the Dallas-Fort Worth community, the company shared an emotional “Letter of Gratitude” addressed to its customers, employees, and business affiliates.
In the message, the Weir family looked back at the relationships with shoppers across North Texas, noting the shared memories and experiences.
The letter also recognized the company’s employees. Their dedication contributed to the business’s reputation and success over the decades. The Weir family also thanked the vendors and partners who supported the business over the years.
Weir’s Furniture established a loyal customer base in the Dallas–Fort Worth region. The closure marks the end of a longtime furniture retailer in the region. The stores are expected to open until inventory lasts, as no exact closing date has yet been confirmed.
