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Problems with new bath....
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KerryL
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I bought a 3 piece bathroom suite from Argos last May, it was sat in my garage until I had it fitted a couple of months ago by a professional..... I took my first couple of baths and the enamal is coming off, infact it is now peeling off quite badly. Where do I standy? If they could repair this then fine, but what if it needs replacing - would they expect me to do this at my own expense, or should they pay for the new installiation? ..... I have got the receipt!!!
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Have you spoken to them yet?
If the enamal bath is peeling after just a couple of uses, it sounds faulty to me. Repair jobs are usually for where the enamal has been deeply scratched/chipped, or is peeling due to old age!
Take some photos and email Argos. I would be asking for a replacement, and someone to fit it, but I bet they'll offer you a repair job first!Should've = Should HAVE (not 'of')
Would've = Would HAVE (not 'of')
No, I am not perfect, but yes I do judge people on their use of basic English language. If you didn't know the above, then learn it! (If English is your second language, then you are forgiven!)0 -
yep i agree they will prob try to re-enamel it but id hang out for a total refit. how long did you keep it in the garage before having it fitted, sounds like its been a faulty bath to be honest.
You have the receipt depending on how long you have had it demand a full refund (sale of goods act) .0 -
yep i agree they will prob try to re-enamel it but id hang out for a total refit. how long did you keep it in the garage before having it fitted, sounds like its been a faulty bath to be honest.
You have the receipt depending on how long you have had it demand a full refund (sale of goods act) .
Have you seen how old the original post is?:eek:0 -
Is deficiently the enamel peeling and not the protective plastic? Silly question but working on returns at B&Q opens you mind to all sort of foolishness even from smart people.0
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Mankysteve wrote: »Is deficiently the enamel peeling and not the protective plastic? Silly question but working on returns at B&Q opens you mind to all sort of foolishness even from smart people.0
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