Originally Posted by
Chris Fournier
If you paid a pile of money for a Corvette Z06 and took it off roading and tore the undercarriage out would you look for a refund too?
Where is the evidence that the buyer took the table "off-roading"? That seems like a great leap of logic to me. In all likelihood, it sat in a dining room, like hundreds of millions of other tables which have not cracked. I've never had a table split on me. I've never had a friend or relative tell me their table split. I've never seen a split table. It's very unusual, and that tells me it's probably related to a construction error. The OP seems to think he did something wrong. Why assume someone else screwed up? Until I read this thread, I never saw anyone say anything to suggest that a piece of quality furniture shouldn't have a two-year warranty.
I highly doubt that the OP is to blame for this problem so why should he assume any responsibility for someone elses mistake?
Why do you doubt it?
I know this: there is no way I'd pay for custom-made furniture, if the warranty wasn't at least as good as those offered by manufacturers. Thomasville gives three years.
Last edited by Steve H Graham; 02-11-2011 at 12:49 PM.
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