Wooden door: Don't be blinded by "shelf life" and "warranty period"

In the field of traditional commodities such as mobile phones, home appliances, watches and clocks, the concept of "warranty period" has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. However, in the fields of furniture and building materials, many consumers know very little about it. Due to the lack of national standard norms and inadequate market supervision, some merchants deliberately set up warranty “traps” in order to attract consumers and gain benefits. In recent years, the warranty problem of the frequent exposure of the wooden door industry has pushed the chaos of the wooden door industry warranty to the cusp.

In fact, within a certain period of time, wooden door products can also enjoy "repair, replacement, and return." However, what is the warranty period for furniture and building materials? What are the scope and contents of the warranty? What are the pitfalls in the warranty of wooden door products? What is the difference between the warranty period and the warranty period? What is the difference between the two? Uneven warranty, how should consumers clearly understand their consumption and protect their rights?

Since the current domestic furniture industry does not have a standard of three guarantees, consumers must not be careless when faced with different warranty issues. They must keep their eyes open to avoid losing the warranty product because they do not understand the warranty. Warranty qualification.

The industry insiders remind the consumers that it is best to buy building materials products in regular stores, and ask for the purchase vouchers. The merchants are required to present the relevant certificates and warranty cards for the goods. It is necessary to see the purchase contract and the after-sales service scope promised by the manufacturer, especially pay attention to the warranty. The deadline and its specific content, in order to better safeguard rights in the future in the case of quality problems.

In addition, consumers must be soberly aware that when businesses are committed to after-sales service, there are often two concepts of “warranty period” and “shelf life”. These two concepts are actually different. The warranty period usually refers to the quality problem of the product within the specified time period. The merchant can help the consumer to repair it free of charge. If it exceeds this range, the merchant will no longer be responsible or repair free of charge; the shelf life refers to the product under normal conditions. Under the quality assurance period. The shelf life of the product is provided by the manufacturer and is marked on the product used for a limited time. During the warranty period, the manufacturer of the product is responsible for the quality of the product in accordance with the relevant standards or express guarantees. Sellers can safely sell these products and consumers can use them safely.

The current wooden door industry is entering the fast lane of development, but the after-sales warranty standard is seriously lagging behind the pace of development. The congenital insufficiency of the policy has led to the ill-conceived after-sales service of the wooden door industry. With the escalation of disputes between consumers and merchants due to quality and warranty issues, should the relevant departments notice the seriousness of the situation and improve the legislation as soon as possible to make the wooden door The industry after-sales service keeps up with the development of the industry, regulates the wooden door industry, and allows consumers to protect their rights.  

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