Cousins Furniture seat GAP Rip Off

maninthestreet

Is it the gap between the base of the units that is the issue?
I'm note sure what the first picture is trying to show - the sofa has been pulled apart, so it's not clear what bit we should be looking at.

UK2010

amazine wrote: »

You CLEARLY are very biased and have nothing constructive or helpful to say. I can only assume you are a Cousins employee, friend or family member or work in the furnishing trade.

I'm not and I completely agree with him. You can't just say somethings a fault just because you don't like it or it's design.

amazine

The photo of the base is there to show the missing slots I refer to in reply number 4.

This is the link to the photo showing the offending gap on the left hand side.
h**p://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/31785082.jpg

You need to compare with this photo of the right hand side without a gap.
h**p://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/31785082.jpg


Just for the record, this is my last post.

UK2010

amazine wrote: »

Just for the record, this is my last post.

Why has the gap finally swallowed you up?

voiceofreason

amazine wrote: »

Just for the record, this is my last post.

Promises, promises.

amazine

UK2010 wrote: »

Why has the gap finally swallowed you up?

Because of idiot no brain posters like you!

Sorry, this forum is bugging me and its time I left.

gordikin

Mind the GAP!

UK2010

amazine wrote: »

Because of idiot no brain posters like you!

Sorry, this forum is bugging me and its time I left.

Well I buy sofa's without gaps as part of the design! :rotfl:

voiceofreason

I think there's a gap in the market for a product like this - OP could be onto something!

UK2010

voiceofreason wrote: »

I think there's a gap in the market for a product like this - OP could be onto something!

I don't know. I got the impression there was a gap between the op's ears!