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    • I can only speak from personal experience. But a similar thing happened to me. Seriously dented door.  I made the other insurance pay. They regarded it as a write off. Took the money, replaced the door. Never heard anything more about it.    Except clearly someone sold my details to claims company, because I got loads of calls in bad English for a few month's 
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    • Thank you dx. I consider myself well and truly told :) x Thank you dx. I consider myself well and truly told :) x
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I had the cabin components delivered on 8th January

 

Due to issues with the base we did not start building the cabin 25th January

 

We have now encountered a few issues with the build, and the company will only respond via e-mail and not over the phone which is dragging out the resolution of our queries

 

At the moment the doors will not align correctly and are out of alignment by 8mm.

We have now been told to put the glass into the doors as they will hang differently,

but we cannot see that this will resolve the situation

 

Now, we have found another problem in that all four panels of glass are scratched.

The company have asked for pictures but this is not easy to get as the scratches are hard to see even with black card behind them.

The company have advised that I signed for the goods at time of delivery as being in good condition, but there was no way you could check each item as there were hundreds of bits of wood as well as glass and plastic items.

 

I would like to ask for some advice on what to do next?

I paid by credit card so should I raise Section 75 for faulty goods if they won't replace the doors or glass

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the items are not fit for purpose/Faulty and you are within 30days

replace or refund FOC under CRA.

 

yes section 75 would apply too if they don't cough up

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i cant comment on the getting replacement parts section of this

 

just be aware that we had a log cabin from gardenbuildingsdirect, this is the same sort of style that dunster sell

 

they can swell something horrible in wet weather, when its damp our door goes from fitting perfectly to having at least an inch to 2 inch gap at top and bottom, the window frames also swell slightly and will often push gaps into the wall

 

if its the same type of window then the plastic is just layed into the frame and then wooden trim nailed in around it to hold it into place, please remember to put some silicon seal around the edges of these, we have noticed that water has been running down the perspex and into the inside of the cabin through there, the wood is black on the window cross pieces after a year - even with treatment

 

same issue in the corner, we were given "trim" to be fitted to the inside of each corner, this didnt look or fit right so was left off, good job we did water also makes it through those corner gaps - again black after just a year, corners have now also had to be sealed with silicon - doesnt look right until its painted over but better than letting it rot

 

think next time i will simply build my own summer house - hope yours goes better than ours

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the items are not fit for purpose/Faulty and you are within 30days

replace or refund FOC under CRA.

 

yes section 75 would apply too if they don't cough up

 

Just a question on this. How does it stand when the building is partially erected and also the labour costs that the OP has incurred. I recommended the OP to come on here and know that they have had to pay labour costs where very little work has been done due to the problems. Could that be a consequential loss claim.

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