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2.8
3 reviews
Looks cheap, made like a folding chair for a picnic, arms are skinny making it uncomfortable/impossible to rest your arm on, and it is hard and uncomfortable. And it is ugly. Only the fabric is nice. Of course it is past 30 days, so they suggested I sell on eBay since I am unhappy with the quality. Do not waste your money on this product!
Purchased a dining table. Not only did it arrive DAMAGED, it’s taken me three weeks to get to the return label part which was NOT attached to my email and haven’t been able to reach a SINGLE PERSON for 5 days after multiple emails and two phone messages. Labels expire in 10 days. I have reported them to the BBB and my credit card company for fraud. BUYER BEWARE!!! Do not purchase from them. They have inferior products, damaged arrival and the worst customer service experience ever.
This couch is super uncomfortable. Feel
like an idiot for buying it. Don’t do it.
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