What should be paid attention to when signing a contract when buying furniture

1. The product name, model, material, unit price, etc. must be carefully filled in by the clerk (the handwriting must be clear).

In particular, the unit price needs to be specially indicated, because once it is necessary to return or exchange the goods, there can be a basis for the unit price. In addition, it is recommended that consumers ask the store staff to write the unit price as the retail price in the store, and when calculating the total price, it can be reflected in the form of "original price discount rate". The material is also a very important aspect to pay attention to.

Because some of the manufacturer's clerks are very irresponsible when introducing the product (it may also be that their own quality is low and they don't understand the product), the introduction of the product materials and the actual materials of the product do not match, if the clerk can be able to reflect the material in the form of text in the contract, it is also an effective guarantee for their own rights and interests.

Second, the mode of delivery and the place of delivery should be indicated.

Whether it is picked up by the buyer or delivered by the seller is something that consumers need to pay attention to. Because there is a question of transportation costs involved.

Third, the quality of the "three guarantees" clause to see clearly.

Now most of the furniture store contracts are directly made into fixed terms of quality "three guarantees", and consumers do not have to worry too much about such contracts. If there is a part that needs to be filled in by hand, please pay more attention to the fact that some store clerks type in the two columns of the contract for replacement and return, depriving consumers of these two rights, and many consumers ignore this problem.

Fourth, the liability for breach of contract should be clearly distinguished.

The liability clause for breach of contract is actually a provision for the manufacturer's delivery time. The liability for breach of contract caused by the manufacturer's delay in delivery generally needs to pay liquidated damages to the consumer, which must be filled. Because some manufacturers are very untimely in delivery, I once knew of a company that delayed delivery for up to a month.

5. No matter what the clerk's reason is, be sure to ask the organizer to stamp the contract.

Some manufacturers, in order to reduce the cost of participating in sweepstakes or other activities in furniture stores, always hint to consumers that they can give an additional discount if they do not let the organizer stamp. As everyone knows, if consumers agree to this discount, then it is a waiver of their own rights and interests. If there is a quality problem with the product and the manufacturer has withdrawn, the organizer will refuse to bear joint and several liability on the grounds of "invalid contract".