02 / OUR STORY
A craftsman's eye.
A practical standard.
David Huttar · Craftsman & upholsterer
Huttar Craft Works grows out of more than a decade of hands-on upholstery and furniture work—thousands of upholstered pieces, hundreds of antiques, and seats built from scratch.
That experience shapes a straightforward philosophy: a piece should be comfortable, supportive, and durable. What happens beneath the covering matters just as much as what you see.
The business is growing toward original furniture and craft goods, bringing that experience into pieces designed from the beginning with a purpose.
“Our mission is to make useful, comfortable pieces with thoughtful construction—and give people clear information about the work, the materials, and the cost.”THE HUTTAR CRAFT WORKS STANDARD
PROJECT POLICIES
Clear arrangements.
Room to work.
Project-specific amounts and arrangements are confirmed in writing before the work proceeds.
Scheduling and storage
Furniture should remain with the customer until materials have been selected and the project is ready to proceed. Early pickup or drop-off may be accommodated when shop space allows. If materials or project decisions remain outstanding, any storage charges and their start date will be agreed upon before the furniture is accepted.
Storage is charged at $0.10 per cubic foot per day, with a minimum of $3 per day per piece, calculated using the piece’s overall outside dimensions. The applicable daily charge will be provided in writing.
If a project is delayed by outstanding customer decisions, approvals, or payments, storage charges may begin after seven calendar days’ written notice identifying what is needed to proceed. Completed furniture must be paid for and collected—or delivery arranged—within seven calendar days after notification that it is ready. Any later collection or delivery date must be agreed upon.
Storage charges do not apply during normal scheduled work, delays caused by Huttar Craft Works, or brief waits for materials already ordered. Charges may be reduced or waived at our discretion. Storage remains subject to available space and is not offered as an indefinite arrangement.
Final payment and payment plans
The full outstanding balance must be paid before furniture is released for pickup or delivery. Any installment financing must be arranged through a third-party provider. Huttar Craft Works does not offer direct installment payment plans. Available financing options and approval requirements are shown on your invoice.
04 / PAYMENTS & FINANCING
A larger project.
A clearer way to pay.
QuickBooks invoices bring payment options into one place. Use the options displayed on your individual invoice to see what is available for your project.
PAY ONLINEThrough your invoice
Eligible invoices may offer cards, bank payments, or digital wallets. Available methods depend on the invoice and the payment account.
You receive your project-specific payment link with the invoice. There is no general checkout on this website.
PAY OVER TIMEAffirm
When Affirm appears on your invoice, you can check eligibility and review available installment plans before accepting.
Affirm pays the business upfront, less its processing fee. You repay Affirm according to the agreement you select.
Subject to eligibility and approval. Interest, a down payment, and available terms vary. Financing is provided through Affirm's lending partners. Approval or interest-free terms are not guaranteed.
Learn how Affirm works Does financing change the work or the project price?
Financing is a way to pay for an agreed project. Confirm the project price on your quote and invoice, then review the financing agreement separately. Any interest or down payment will be shown in the financing offer.
Can I pay in installments directly to the workshop?
No. Installment plans must be arranged through a third-party provider, such as Affirm when available on your invoice. Project deposits and progress payments are agreed in writing; the full outstanding balance is due before pickup or delivery.
Where do I see the exact interest rate and terms?
In the offer presented by Affirm during the invoice payment process. Review the total repayment amount, interest rate, payment schedule, and any down payment before accepting.
What if Affirm is unavailable or I am not approved?
Use another payment method offered on your invoice. Financing availability and approval are separate from the assessment and quote for the work.
Payment information: QuickBooks' explanation of Affirm. Your actual invoice and financing agreement provide the applicable options and terms.
