This is waiver if someone does not want to use a sample door to confirm the finish. This alleviates RDF the legal issues that may come as a result of an upset customer not liking the finish. It puts all the responsibility on them or the dealer.
10/29/24 DOOR ASSEMBLY– Northwest area of cabinet assembly area where doors are assembled.Â
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Wear through, after stain is applied, before glaze/sheen
10/29/24 PURCHASING – Inventory area, looking north on hallway towards cage
10/29/24 PURCHASING – Inventory area, looking west by one of the building pillars full of cobwebsÂ
10/29/24 PURCHASING – Inventory area, facing south
10/29/24 PURCHASING – Outside cage, facing north
Tear outs along the edges of the door
Tiny scratches in a tight pattern
Simulated saw marks on edges of the door
All corners are sanded before stain is applied to create a worn edge
Random dents of various sizes, deeper, more widespread
Random placement of shallow dents
Very small lightly patterned holes in different areas of a door
Simulated cracks of varied lengths and sizes.
Random ice-pick markings in small clusters throughout the door
