Who We Are
Wholesale Warehouse Inc. is a family-owned home furnishings business based at 6345 Beverly Plaza in Romulus, Michigan. Since 1994 we have sold mattresses and furniture to families across Southeast Michigan and delivered them into homes from Detroit to Monroe: bungalows with narrow stairs, apartments with tight hallways, and split-levels with turns that eat sofas.
Over those years, we've answered the same questions thousands of times. Will this fit through my door? Which mattress is right for a side sleeper? Is this sale price real? Why does my new dryer need a different cord? This website is where we write those answers down.
What This Site Is
WholesaleWarehouseInc.com is a library of free, in-depth buying guides for every room of the house, along with tools like our doorway fit checker. It isn't a store. You can't buy anything here, and the guides cover far more than we have ever carried ourselves, from washers and dryers to TVs, grills and vacuums.
Each guide is written to be read before you shop. Guides focus on measurements, construction, trade-offs and common mistakes: what holds up after years in a real home and what doesn't.
- Room guides: mattresses, bedroom, living room, dining room, home office and patio
- Appliance and equipment guides: kitchen appliances, washers and dryers, vacuums, TVs and grills
- Planning guides: measuring for delivery, small spaces, when to buy, furniture care and a 62-term glossary
The Team Behind the Guides
Every guide on this site is written and reviewed by the staff of Wholesale Warehouse Inc. We publish under the company name rather than individual bylines. That's a deliberate choice: we're a small family business, people here wear several hats, and every guide draws on more than one person's experience. We'd rather tell you that plainly than invent an author persona.
The people who write these guides are the same people who:
- Buy the inventory. They read manufacturer spec sheets, compare construction and warranty terms, and decide what's worth putting on our floor. That's where the guides' detail on frames, foam density, drawer joinery and mechanisms comes from.
- Work the sales floor. They answer the same questions every week: which firmness for a side sleeper, whether a sectional will overwhelm the room, whether a sale price is real. The FAQ sections in our guides are mostly those questions, written down.
- Deliver and set up furniture. Our delivery work across Wayne, Monroe, Washtenaw and southern Oakland counties is where the measuring advice comes from: the stair turns, storm doors, basement landings and 30-inch bungalow doorways that decide whether a piece makes it inside.
- Handle the returns and complaints. Few things teach you more about a product than the reasons people bring it back. Our "common mistakes" sections come straight from that experience.
Before a guide is published, the person who knows the category best drafts it and a second person who has sold, delivered or serviced that category reviews it against their own experience. Numbers are checked against the manufacturer's own documents or published standards. Each guide shows the date it was last reviewed, and we revise guides when products, standards or our own experience change. The full process is described in our editorial standards.
What we are not: a testing lab, interior designers, doctors or licensed installers. When a question crosses into medical, electrical, gas or structural territory, our guides say so and point you to the right professional.
Why Trust a Furniture Store's Advice?
Because we're the ones who hear about it when a purchase goes wrong. A delivery crew learns quickly which sofas don't make the turn at the top of the stairs. A sales floor learns which mattress feels get returned. Those lessons are the core of every guide.
We also hold ourselves to a few rules, set out in full in our editorial standards:
- We don't publish prices, discount percentages or star ratings, because they change daily and would mislead you within hours.
- We don't rank products for payment, and no manufacturer or retailer reviews a guide before it's published.
- When we're relying on manufacturer data rather than our own experience, we say so.
- We correct errors when readers point them out, and revise guides when products or standards change.
How the Site Is Paid For
The site is supported by advertising through Google AdSense and by the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and the Walmart Affiliate Program. Some guides end with a short list of example products. If you buy through one of those links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. The examples are chosen to match the advice, not the other way around. Full details are on our affiliate disclosure page.