Laminate peeling off Spacemaker fitted furniture

Upcycling_Queen

I got some spacemaker office furniture for free and the laminate peeled off. I used Gorilla glue? It's fine now. 

adonis

From google.

From Spacemaker Bedrooms Head Office

"Spacemaker have been designing, manufacturing and fitting luxury fitted furniture for over 40 years. We manufacture our furniture and frontals in our Essex factory. We offer a 10 year guarantee on all our fitted furniture ranges. Our fitted wardrobes and fitted bedroom furniture ranges are manufactured and installed to the highest standard with more variety on colours and door and drawer sizes than anyone else. Whether you are looking for a contemporary, modern or traditional range Spacemaker fitted bedrooms has it all and a whole lot more."

10 year guarantee on fitted furniture. 
Couldn't find much on their website though.

GDB2222

Did you pay for any part of this with a credit card, by any chance? 

itm2

adonis said:

From google.

From Spacemaker Bedrooms Head Office

"Spacemaker have been designing, manufacturing and fitting luxury fitted furniture for over 40 years. We manufacture our furniture and frontals in our Essex factory. We offer a 10 year guarantee on all our fitted furniture ranges. Our fitted wardrobes and fitted bedroom furniture ranges are manufactured and installed to the highest standard with more variety on colours and door and drawer sizes than anyone else. Whether you are looking for a contemporary, modern or traditional range Spacemaker fitted bedrooms has it all and a whole lot more."

10 year guarantee on fitted furniture. 
Couldn't find much on their website though.

Yes the website just says "Inspiration guaranteed" now. Makes you wonder why they changed it??

I didn't use a credit card. Not sure it would have helped after 14 months?

Bendy_House

DanDare999 said:

Bendy_House said:

Pursue them using the CRA first. Do you have Legal Protection on your house insurance? If so, this sounds straight-forward. Have you kept a note of every bit of correspondence you've had?

ONLY when you've exhausted this avenue should you consider a DIY repair.

Also perhaps worth a call to Trading Standards in the LA that covers that business. 

The OP won't be able to do that. They'll need to go via citizens advice.

How strange. It's exactly what I did a few years back when I bought a van from a dodgy company. They were very helpful, and were significant in helping me to obtain a refund.

CRA first, yes, but if the company is not behaving as it should, then a bit of extra pressure usually helps to focus minds.

DanDare999

Bendy_House said:

DanDare999 said:

Bendy_House said:

Pursue them using the CRA first. Do you have Legal Protection on your house insurance? If so, this sounds straight-forward. Have you kept a note of every bit of correspondence you've had?

ONLY when you've exhausted this avenue should you consider a DIY repair.

Also perhaps worth a call to Trading Standards in the LA that covers that business. 

The OP won't be able to do that. They'll need to go via citizens advice.

How strange. It's exactly what I did a few years back when I bought a van from a dodgy company. They were very helpful, and were significant in helping me to obtain a refund.

CRA first, yes, but if the company is not behaving as it should, then a bit of extra pressure usually helps to focus minds.

As you say, a few years back. You can't do it today and haven't been able to for sometime Jeep's.

greyteam1959

DanDare999 said:

Bendy_House said:

DanDare999 said:

Bendy_House said:

Pursue them using the CRA first. Do you have Legal Protection on your house insurance? If so, this sounds straight-forward. Have you kept a note of every bit of correspondence you've had?

ONLY when you've exhausted this avenue should you consider a DIY repair.

Also perhaps worth a call to Trading Standards in the LA that covers that business. 

The OP won't be able to do that. They'll need to go via citizens advice.

How strange. It's exactly what I did a few years back when I bought a van from a dodgy company. They were very helpful, and were significant in helping me to obtain a refund.

CRA first, yes, but if the company is not behaving as it should, then a bit of extra pressure usually helps to focus minds.

As you say, a few years back. You can't do it today and haven't been able to for sometime Jeep's.

Correct..