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Bush Industries is leading by design in home entertainment furniture

December 29, 2003 - Bush Industries, Inc. (NYSE: BSH)- The hottest product in today's consumer electronics market is the flat panel TV.  The entertainment furniture that will accompany this new technology into millions of living rooms is the focus of Bush Industries' Consumer Electronics Show space in Las Vegas in early January.

By some industry estimates, flat panel TVs will grow from the current figure of 1 million units a year in North America to 13 million in 2007.  Bush has anticipated this tremendous migration to the new technology.  At the CES show it will showcase a broad collection of stylish and versatile home entertainment furniture.

And what about the millions of homes which are still a few years away from a flat screen TV?  Bush's innovate and versatile furniture can accommodate both conventional and flat screen TVs.  Bush, known for its exceptional quality and value, has brought the most popular home furnishing styles to TV and home entertainment furniture, including mission oak, light wood contemporary, European modern, and new metallic finishes that match their electronic components. 

Bush's show theme, "leading by design," will be manifest in its creative furniture designs as well as its Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired show space.  Among the many versatile collections Bush will feature at CES is its Universal Video Base and Audio Stand (see attached photo).  Bush will also unveil two provocative new concepts in flat panel TV furniture.

The Consumer Electronics Show takes place in Las Vegas between January 8 - 11, 2004.  Bush Furniture's show space is #18911 located in the Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall, Ground Level.  Bush Industries is a leading global manufacturer ready-to-assemble and case goods furniture for home and office, as well as a supplier of diverse surface technologies.  The company is headquartered in Jamestown, New York, with manufacturing facilities in New York State, Mexico, Germany, and Asia.

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