Da Vinci
Right now my aunt is bending over to fix the drawer of her desk. Surprise, it's a DA VINCI!!!!!
Ok well I guess I'm not making sense, so lemme start over. When I came back from the states, I was staying with my parents and just so happen that in the first month they decided to completely change all the furnitures in my room with Da Vinci products. Yea I went with them to the Da Vinci tower and went through the selection process. Those items are so expensive! So anyway, my parents fell for the sales pitch and bought a set of bedroom furnitures.
Soon after that the delivery guys came and start assembling. There is no guidance (markers) on the pressed-woods to let these guys know where to place the screws, so they had to screw and unscrew many times. Surely I was not very happy to find unnecessary holes on my furniture. I have to say even IKEA products has better instructions. And if Da Vinci are not willing to provide training, at least they should provide instructions.
In just 2-3 weeks, things start to fall apart. The wardrobe doors would sometimes jumped from the rail, the drawer handles broke or simply fall loose, the drawers would miss the supporting rail and fell, and I find myself not even able to lean on the wooden frame that surrounds my bed because I'm afraid it would break. In addition, the drawers bottom thin wood (triplex-like) bent over because it can't handle the weight of a few books. Worse, even the 1.5cm thick pressed-wood can't handle the weight of my folded shirts.
So now I have desks with drawers that has missing handles, scarcely populated and half-broken wardrobe, and a ripped pants. Why ripped pants? Cuz the drawers has such sharp edges that my pants got stuck as I walk.
My advise, AVOID DA VINCI PRODUCTS LIKE A PLAGUE!!
Ok well I guess I'm not making sense, so lemme start over. When I came back from the states, I was staying with my parents and just so happen that in the first month they decided to completely change all the furnitures in my room with Da Vinci products. Yea I went with them to the Da Vinci tower and went through the selection process. Those items are so expensive! So anyway, my parents fell for the sales pitch and bought a set of bedroom furnitures.
Soon after that the delivery guys came and start assembling. There is no guidance (markers) on the pressed-woods to let these guys know where to place the screws, so they had to screw and unscrew many times. Surely I was not very happy to find unnecessary holes on my furniture. I have to say even IKEA products has better instructions. And if Da Vinci are not willing to provide training, at least they should provide instructions.
In just 2-3 weeks, things start to fall apart. The wardrobe doors would sometimes jumped from the rail, the drawer handles broke or simply fall loose, the drawers would miss the supporting rail and fell, and I find myself not even able to lean on the wooden frame that surrounds my bed because I'm afraid it would break. In addition, the drawers bottom thin wood (triplex-like) bent over because it can't handle the weight of a few books. Worse, even the 1.5cm thick pressed-wood can't handle the weight of my folded shirts.
So now I have desks with drawers that has missing handles, scarcely populated and half-broken wardrobe, and a ripped pants. Why ripped pants? Cuz the drawers has such sharp edges that my pants got stuck as I walk.
My advise, AVOID DA VINCI PRODUCTS LIKE A PLAGUE!!
