HAYNES Furniture does not stand behind what they sell, at least not in my case and from reading some of the posts on the web, I'm not alone, I wish I would have did my homework before I spent my hard earned money.... My experience with Haynes is that they are OK with selling something that is not quality, they don't stand behind what they sell, telling you anything to close the deal and a new definition for Customer Service. My story...\r
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I purchased a recliner from Haynes and 5 months down the road with minimal use the cushion is worn down and the hard wooden board that is meant to support the back has pushed against my spine to where it has hurt my spine and I cannot physically sit in a chair that was supposed to be made for comfort. They sent a repair man out and he stuffed it full of material so now what was poking me in my spine is poking me in my behind. I was told by the second repairman that came out, it is the way the chair is designed, nothing they can do about that. So the sales person that told me this was one of the best was misinformed? \r
The best part of this whole story is that I was told by their Customer Service Rep that THEY DO NOT WARRANTY COMFORT so if after 5 months of use your recliner that you purchased for comfort is not comfortable because there is a board poking your spine, it's just the way the manufacture designed it and it's not covered.
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