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Very bad quality. Worst client experience. Total amateurisme.
Le fauteuil a cassé apres 3 ans. La réponse de la société est d un amateurisme. Ca ressemble a "C est de votre faute car nos produits sont de qualite" je passe la suite.
Dyrt produkt men elendig kvalitet!!!
Køber aldrig mere fra det firma....
Flexlux beloofde 10 jaar garantie op het frame maar komt met een excuus dat afgebroken lassen na 7 jaar gebruik geen constructiefout is. Dus geen garantieverplichting.
Nice Danish design, but the quality of workmanship in Lithuania is well below expectations – considering the price. The recliner I ordered had to be sent back for repairs. It was so poorly made that it should never have left the factory in that condition. Won't order again.
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