What traps should I avoid when buying a suit door?

Nowadays, there are many unscrupulous merchants. When buying a suit door, you should pay attention to the material, quality and workmanship of the janitor. It is best to cooperate with professionals to prevent falling into the trap.

In order to save costs, some merchants will use domestic wood to imitate imported wood, and some merchants will even use unqualified unpainted doors to imitate qualified unpainted doors. Therefore, when purchasing, be sure to carefully confirm the quality inspection report and product description manual provided by the merchant to ensure that the unpainted suit door has not been replaced by the merchant.

You can't take it lightly when buying furniture in shopping malls, because some shopping malls don't strictly control the quality in order to rent out the shops in the shopping malls as soon as possible, and recruit some door installers without wooden door production licenses. Consumers will mistakenly think that the merchants in shopping malls have undergone strict screening, and it is easier to relax their vigilance when choosing to buy. Therefore, the shopping center acts as the protector of the unqualified suit door dealers.

Many consumers didn't carefully study the terms of the contract when signing the purchase contract, so some merchants will determine some overlord clauses in the contract, thus infringing consumers' right to know. So we must take every contract signed seriously and confirm the details. Pay more attention to the after-sales service after purchase, and make it clear to the merchants before signing the contract, because it is possible that the delivery service determined in advance may only be provided to the door of the community, or downstairs, and there will be a charge when you get home, or some merchants guarantee to provide free maintenance. In fact, it is just to promote the waxing or oil maintenance of wooden doors, and the price is far from the market price. These behaviors are all traps of after-sales service. Consumers must do their own rights protection work and cannot swallow their words.