Ipswich's Oak Furnitureland store faces an uncertain future after 'closing down' signs were put in the shop's windows.
It is not yet clear whether the store will shut but a consultation period with members of staff is underway over the proposed closure of the branch positioned in Futura Retail Park.
The furniture and sofa store along with other non-essential shops reopened on Monday, April 12 after months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The store is now offering 25% off all ticketed prices as 'everything must go.'
An Oak Furnitureland spokesperson said: "On Friday, April 9, our Ipswich team were made aware that the business is commencing a consultation period regarding the proposed closure of the Ipswich showroom.
"During this time we will continue to explore all viable options available for the showroom."
If the store does close it will join Debenhams in leaving Ipswich as the department store is set to close in the coming months.
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