We have taken delivery of a solid oak coffee table which whilst not structurally at fault it has some cosmetic damage which detracts from the appearance. There are 2 faults, one is where the stain hasn't been applied correctly and missed altogether and the second is a drawer front that appears to have a totally different piece of wood used in the construction.
I have been back to the seller who agrees the piece missed QC & should not have been released for sale and made good. He did make an offer to refund delivery but since that email the 2nd defect has been spotted.
I know I have a 14 day distance selling period in which to return the item but on noticing these defects is it reasonable to reject the item and if so am I liable for delivery costs to send it back
Thanks in advance
I have been back to the seller who agrees the piece missed QC & should not have been released for sale and made good. He did make an offer to refund delivery but since that email the 2nd defect has been spotted.
I know I have a 14 day distance selling period in which to return the item but on noticing these defects is it reasonable to reject the item and if so am I liable for delivery costs to send it back
Thanks in advance