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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can go to the retail furniture store and buy them a pair of rails, take them home, and assemble them yourself with a screwdriver!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Negotiate with the merchant first. And your furniture problem, is it a shipping problem or a quality problem?
If it is a shipping problem, the merchant may not deal with it, and you may not be able to complain.
If it is a quality problem, your home is not far from them, you can ask for an exchange or return. If you don't agree, they don't do anything about it, and you go and complain about them. Defend the rights of your own consumers.
You said that no one solved it, is it because they don't want to deal with it or they can't be reached?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The rails don't close, see if the screws come out and hold the rails, the screws are gone, whatever screws you use, just find a way, the rails are on the drawer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is enough to find a carpenter to help repair it, and it is best to find a manufacturer to deal with it.
This is okay, because the carpenter and the decorator are basically the same, and some of them also need to make certain furniture, this is okay.
There are no more products on the market, so it is recommended that you buy other similar products.
There's no way, just make do with it, or you'll have to change it, it's a quality problem.
What kind of wood, how the appearance and workmanship, what age of objects, it is easy to evaluate these things, there are dozens of kinds of mahogany, and the price varies greatly;
"Apple" is reasonably priced and environmentally friendly.