Error in the countertop, allegedly natural…

2022-03-28 13:25:24

For me, this has nothing to do with "criticizing nature." The natural speckles are quite uniform across the entire slab. This is a harmonious appearance and looks calm and even. This point, whether natural or poorly repaired (which would be even more reason for complaint), stands out extremely, and if it were normal and regularly occurred in the stone or was part of its character, it should have been shown or mentioned in the sample beforehand.

It somehow has something of a birthmark. Some embrace such a beauty spot, others have it removed. People have never been able to agree on the different perspectives. A person is also a natural product :)

2022-03-28 13:32:59

Natural product or not. For me, that would not be acceptable and they may take the board back. Kitchen already fully paid? That would probably be the only leverage for exchange.

2022-03-28 13:40:15

It somehow has something of a birthmark.
Some people embrace such a beauty mark, others have it removed.
You could never argue about the different perspectives of humans. A human is also a natural product :)

Everyone can handle it as they wish. Paying money to have a congenital beauty mark removed. Paying money to achieve a uniform appearance as seen, which then contains a visual flaw.
I would know what I would do in both cases ;).

2022-03-28 13:47:54

[NATURAL PRODUCT or not. For me, that would not be acceptable and they can gladly take the slab back.

Kitchen already fully paid? That would probably be the only leverage for an exchange.]

If a specific sorting was not contractually agreed upon during the order and sampling, the customer will hit a wall. The seller can calmly refer to the DIN standard for natural stones.

2022-03-28 14:46:59

then the customer will hit a brick wall.

:D :D
The choice of words amuses me greatly. I enjoy that.

2022-03-28 15:57:40

Since we do not know what was discussed or pointed out regarding the countertop, the information sheet from the Federal Association of German Stonemasons, "BIV-Merkblatt 2.02 Kitchen Countertops," may help the OP. Section 4.1 contains some information on this.

Error in the countertop, allegedly natural…

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