extended cover

tab99_uk

i just bought some sofas from land of leather for a 1k they extented warrenty was to much @200 so i never took it out.

anyone reccomend a chaep cover provider where i can get cheap cover from were cheap but only cover domestic appliances.


dont have contents insurnace was looking for cover against acidental damage rips,tears
Breakage or separation of frame components,

this is the cover i need
h**p://www.landofleather.co.uk/leather_care-ultimate_care.html but cost to much

thanks for your help

thanks

tab99_uk

bump anyone!!!:j :j :money:

tab99_uk

40 views and not 1 reply so does anyone know where i can get cheap cover for me sofas plz.

LittleVoice

Why not have contents insurance with the accidental damage cover included? Have you compared the costs?

How likely is it that your furniture will be damaged? Can you, as it were, self-insure because it is unlikely?

Separation of frame components - in the first year, would this not be the responsibility of the retailer for providing a product not of the quality required? Why should you insure for that? Or are you going to be treating the sofas so badly that you expect them to fall apart?

If you have sofas, you must have other contents for your home - so get insurance.

My advice would be that if you can't aford the insurance and are not willing to take the risk on yourself, don't buy goods which you want to insure.

If you want to get contents insurance, follow the advice given in this forum.

tab99_uk

will have to get conetents insurance not much more expenisve then noraml cover for sofas.

not going to be treating them badly got 2 little kids lol.

thanks for reply.

lisyloo

I agree with little voice.
It should be covered on a normal contents insurance policy automatically.

If damage is small then you will probably find it isn't worth claiming because of excess and loading in subsequent years.
If the whole thing is damaged in a flood or fire then it would be covered under normal household contents cover.

I would not bother getting extra insurance.

If you really think damage is quite likely with 2 small children then perhaps consider something more practical (some people say leather is practical others don't and I think it depends on the type of leather).