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Claiming bathroom on insurance?
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I'm guessing due to the costs of sourcing and storing such items their prices are relatively expensive. Do you find Insurers will normally agree to replace say a sink from this company?
They aren't that bad compared to what you'd think. Like everything, its mainly weighing up the cost of finding one compared to just replacing it with a cheap white suite. Its more a tool of negotiation that anything else, as you can demonstrate to the policy holder that when they say its not available its not entirely correct.0 -
Many thank for all the advice,going to investigate getting it repaired or just getting a new sink from one of the sites mentioned. Did a dummy run of an insurance policy with the claim, and it would take my £50 policy and put it into the hundreds, so not worth claiming i think!0
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