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Securing a Replacement Furniture Piece


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I ordered a decorative accent chair from Blair to refresh my living room, but when the delivery arrived one leg was split and the fabric on the seat back showed a seam pulling apart. I inspected the rest of the chair, verified my payment cleared, and confirmed the model number matched my order. What’s the formal process to report a damaged furniture item and obtain a replacement through their support portal?

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After unpacking the chair and spotting two distinct defects a cracked front leg and fabric that had already begun to fray I paused and gathered everything the customer-care team would need. I photographed the damaged leg and the torn seam against the original packing foam, saved my order confirmation email with the model details, and jotted down the delivery tracking number for reference. With those materials ready, I navigated to https://blair.pissedconsumer.com/review.html and opened a support ticket. The form asked for my order number, so I entered it precisely, uploaded the defect photos, and provided a clear description of each issue. Once I submitted the ticket, I bookmarked the confirmation reference and set a reminder to follow up in three days. Within four business days, a representative responded, acknowledged the manufacturing flaw, and arranged shipment of a new chair under warranty along with instructions for returning the damaged piece. Having every detail documented and using the official portal ensured a seamless resolution without delay.

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