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The storefront at 8818 W. Broad St., where the Lumber Liquidators sign has recently been added next to the LL Flooring name. The Lumber Liquidators brand is back in Richmond. Revived in recent weeks after the bankruptcy sale of its successor brand LL Flooring, the first glimpse of the return of Lumber Liquidators to its…
The LL Flooring brand replaced Lumber Liquidators in 2022. (BizSense file photo) Bankrupt LL Flooring is a step closer to being sold to its founder and former CEO in a deal that will keep about half of its stores and employees intact. The Henrico-based retailer on Monday received approval from U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Brendan…
LL Flooring, the once formidable flooring hardware competitor of Home Depot, previously known as Lumber Liquidators, is closing all its stores only weeks after filing for bankruptcy. The 30-year-old hardware store, which once operated over 400 stores in the US, said it decided to liquidate after several negotiations didn’t yield the “best offer for the…
Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. National retailer LL Flooring, previously known as Lumber Liquidators, has announced it is getting out of business after 30 years following a failed effort to find a buyer just weeks after filing for bankruptcy. The Richmond, Virginia-headquartered firm, which had 442 nationwide stores open until recently, says it will…
The fate of two local flooring supply stores is clearer now that a buyer has stepped forward for the defunct national retailer formerly known as Lumber Liquidators. LL Flooring’s Santa Rosa store at 2716 Santa Rosa Ave. is among 219 locations and a Virginia distribution center that private-equity firm F9 Investments wants to continue operating,…
LL Flooring has signed an agreement to sell 219 of its stores to F9 Investments, the company announced on Friday. The agreement comes days after the retail company announced it would be closing over 400 stores nationwide. LL Flooring filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy claim on Aug. 11 after the company “spent several months” trying…
