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Michelle M
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2023
10 Nov 2023, 12:11
Poor furniture quality
I have had the worst experience with @Home with regards to the quality of a sofa and a dining room table.
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Michelle M's updateReviewer Update
10 Nov 2023, 12:43This is a replacement sofa and the backrest is sinking again
Also, the dining room table is chipping all over. I have no idea what it is made from, but the one big chip is getting bigger as it looks like it’s filled with wood powder. I do not and have not ever used the table. I live in my own and don’t have children. Extremely poor quality. I have written various emails and I have had no response.
Also, the dining room table is chipping all over. I have no idea what it is made from, but the one big chip is getting bigger as it looks like it’s filled with wood powder. I do not and have not ever used the table. I live in my own and don’t have children. Extremely poor quality. I have written various emails and I have had no response.
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Michelle M's update10 Nov 2023, 12:43
Reviewer Update
This is a replacement sofa and the backrest is sinking again
Also, the dining room table is chipping all over. I have no idea what it is made from, but the one big chip is getting bigger as it looks like it’s filled with wood powder. I do not and have not ever used the table. I live in my own and don’t have children. Extremely poor quality. I have written various emails and I have had no response.
Also, the dining room table is chipping all over. I have no idea what it is made from, but the one big chip is getting bigger as it looks like it’s filled with wood powder. I do not and have not ever used the table. I live in my own and don’t have children. Extremely poor quality. I have written various emails and I have had no response.
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Michelle M's updateReviewer Update
10 Nov 2023, 13:31The response from them was the dining room table was (at that stage, 16 months after purchase and therefore out of the 12 months guarantee). Trying to get them to explain to me how it is possible for a table to start chipping and disintegrating shorter than two years was unexplainable. My question was, how can a wooden table that has never been used not last?
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Michelle M's update10 Nov 2023, 13:31
Reviewer Update
The response from them was the dining room table was (at that stage, 16 months after purchase and therefore out of the 12 months guarantee). Trying to get them to explain to me how it is possible for a table to start chipping and disintegrating shorter than two years was unexplainable. My question was, how can a wooden table that has never been used not last?