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Dougs Third Go
are TTA in a position to be able to step in here Phil?
Got the dreaded phone call today.
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Pebbs
I do not feel like a bombshell today, I looked more like a bombshell has dropped on me...I got dollop of akimi stuck in my hair...and i think its got to be cut out!
I think we all value our reputations, and when something goes wrong even if its not down to us..we panic, because our name is stamped all over the job.
Chin up and soldier on....now someone pass the scissors.
Lynn
I think we all value our reputations, and when something goes wrong even if its not down to us..we panic, because our name is stamped all over the job.
Chin up and soldier on....now someone pass the scissors.
Lynn
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Spud
you could do a jessie J Lynne we could sponsor you and you could give the money to the stone masons benevolent fund :joker:
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Time's Ran Out
Phil - i'll ring you over the weekend with all the details you'll need to pursue this!
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Dougs Third Go
so it's called akami daaarn saaaf then lol
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Pebbs
More like...........arrrrrrrrrrrrrkeeeeeeeeeeemi! and yes I always order extra hardners because you can never get enough of them!
Seriously though Phil, and I mean this in the advice it is given. Phil you have to distance yourself a little from the problem, because if this hits the fan...and it will, you could have your good name and reputation dragged into it. Then they started quoting things you may have said, and take things out of context. They can turn and say its fixer error, could blame anything from the adhesive to poor installation of the matting. These suppliers are a bunch of (umm I cant think of a polite word here) .... snakes they will try and squirm out of it because of the financial implications involved. Step away a little and let them battle it out. I have had this happen to me twice, on where there has been failures on floors, one was due to that 'floaty' decoupler its name I cant remember because I never want to hear the name of it again, and the other because although I advised we needed ditra, we were told to 'get on with it' as there wasnt enough money in the budget.
Hope this helps Phil, chin up.
Lynn
Seriously though Phil, and I mean this in the advice it is given. Phil you have to distance yourself a little from the problem, because if this hits the fan...and it will, you could have your good name and reputation dragged into it. Then they started quoting things you may have said, and take things out of context. They can turn and say its fixer error, could blame anything from the adhesive to poor installation of the matting. These suppliers are a bunch of (umm I cant think of a polite word here) .... snakes they will try and squirm out of it because of the financial implications involved. Step away a little and let them battle it out. I have had this happen to me twice, on where there has been failures on floors, one was due to that 'floaty' decoupler its name I cant remember because I never want to hear the name of it again, and the other because although I advised we needed ditra, we were told to 'get on with it' as there wasnt enough money in the budget.
Hope this helps Phil, chin up.
Lynn
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Time's Ran Out
Before I make the call to Phil with the details just a short reply !
We had a problem with the Genisis G Mat on a 60 metre porcelain floor over wood and concrete in 2010.
We completed a questionnaire sent by E mail from Genisis and they arranged a site visit. It was admitted at that time a problem with a batch of matting from a German factory existed and Genisis contacted their importers/distributors who arranged for a company to resin inject the floor. However this would not have been acceptable in our case due to too much movement in the surface tile that would remain proud after injection - ie the floor has to be flat to remain flat! It was then a question of submitting a estimate to remove and replace the whole floor with cost to their supplier, who in turn passed it on to their insurance agents and a cheque duly arrived to redo the complete job.
Like all disputes there will be a time delay and inconvenience, but in our case it was handled and dealt with by Ctd and Genisis on a manner associated with a reputable company.
If the customer and Ctd agree the dates of supply of the mat and this is with the 'faulty' period then I don't believe their is an issue other than settlement.
Just to reiterate this has no reflection on fixer capabilities, this is a product failure which is big money!
We had a problem with the Genisis G Mat on a 60 metre porcelain floor over wood and concrete in 2010.
We completed a questionnaire sent by E mail from Genisis and they arranged a site visit. It was admitted at that time a problem with a batch of matting from a German factory existed and Genisis contacted their importers/distributors who arranged for a company to resin inject the floor. However this would not have been acceptable in our case due to too much movement in the surface tile that would remain proud after injection - ie the floor has to be flat to remain flat! It was then a question of submitting a estimate to remove and replace the whole floor with cost to their supplier, who in turn passed it on to their insurance agents and a cheque duly arrived to redo the complete job.
Like all disputes there will be a time delay and inconvenience, but in our case it was handled and dealt with by Ctd and Genisis on a manner associated with a reputable company.
If the customer and Ctd agree the dates of supply of the mat and this is with the 'faulty' period then I don't believe their is an issue other than settlement.
Just to reiterate this has no reflection on fixer capabilities, this is a product failure which is big money!
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I was thinking this last night.......but would the TTA have the balls to act against a TTA member with so much at stake? If one manufacturer took the pip at the actions of the TTA, could more manufacturers follow suit, and so on and so, so that the TTA loses it's member base?
