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Products made by Table Topics are warranted to the original purchaser for a period of two years from the date of shipment to be free from factory defects in workmanship and materials. Claims related to defects of the product must be submitted prior to the expiration of the warranty period.

The warranty will not cover any damage caused by improper use, exceeding the weight limit, modifying the furniture, or inadequate maintenance. It is important to understand furniture warranties come with conditions that differ depending on the product and company.

Often referred to as a “fit and finish” warranty, the one year portion of a 2-10 warranty includes coverage for workmanship, defects for items such as cabinets, counter tops, door panels, exterior siding, hardwood floors, basement floors, ceramic tile, drywall, interior trim, paint and fireplaces.

It lasts for a limited time frame, usually around 1 year, and it includes coverage for defects or mistakes stemming from the manufacturing process. Here is what a typical manufacturer warranty for furniture covers: Manufacturing defects. Component failure, including mechanisms (think recliners)

A warranty is a legal promise regarding the integrity of a product and the manufacturers' responsibility to repair or replace defective parts. If your furniture breaks or becomes unfit for its intended purpose within a specific timeframe, you are entitled to a replacement or repair.

Most retailers automatically include a manufacturer's warranty with furniture purchases. Customers don't pay extra for one. It only covers defects or mistakes stemming from the manufacturing process.

A lifetime guarantee means that the furniture will be replaced or repaired free of charge for as long as you own it. This is an important thing to look for when making your furniture purchase because it ensures that you will have peace of mind knowing that your furniture is protected.

A limited warranty, or standard manufacturer warranty, comes with most furniture purchases. It lasts for a limited time frame, usually around 1 year, and it includes coverage for defects or mistakes stemming from the manufacturing process.

Products made by Table Topics are warranted to the original purchaser for a period of two years from the date of shipment to be free from factory defects in workmanship and materials. Claims related to defects of the product must be submitted prior to the expiration of the warranty period.

The warranty will not cover any damage caused by improper use, exceeding the weight limit, modifying the furniture, or inadequate maintenance. It is important to understand furniture warranties come with conditions that differ depending on the product and company.

Often referred to as a “fit and finish” warranty, the one year portion of a 2-10 warranty includes coverage for workmanship, defects for items such as cabinets, counter tops, door panels, exterior siding, hardwood floors, basement floors, ceramic tile, drywall, interior trim, paint and fireplaces.

It lasts for a limited time frame, usually around 1 year, and it includes coverage for defects or mistakes stemming from the manufacturing process. Here is what a typical manufacturer warranty for furniture covers: Manufacturing defects. Component failure, including mechanisms (think recliners)

A warranty is a legal promise regarding the integrity of a product and the manufacturers' responsibility to repair or replace defective parts. If your furniture breaks or becomes unfit for its intended purpose within a specific timeframe, you are entitled to a replacement or repair.

Most retailers automatically include a manufacturer's warranty with furniture purchases. Customers don't pay extra for one. It only covers defects or mistakes stemming from the manufacturing process.

A lifetime guarantee means that the furniture will be replaced or repaired free of charge for as long as you own it. This is an important thing to look for when making your furniture purchase because it ensures that you will have peace of mind knowing that your furniture is protected.

A limited warranty, or standard manufacturer warranty, comes with most furniture purchases. It lasts for a limited time frame, usually around 1 year, and it includes coverage for defects or mistakes stemming from the manufacturing process.