What happens if my consigned item gets damaged?

When it comes to consigned items at Deja Vu Home Furnishings Consignment, there are specific policies in place regarding damage. If a consigned item gets damaged while in their possession, the usual protocol is to assess the extent of the damage and determine how it will affect the item's value and saleability. Typically, if the damage is minor and can be repaired easily, the staff may decide to repair the item before placing it back for sale. In cases where the damage is significant, the item may no longer be sellable, and Deja Vu Home Furnishings Consignment may choose to handle it accordingly, which could include returning it to the consignor or disposing of it, depending on the agreement made at the time of consignment. It is important for consignees to be aware of the terms outlined in their consignment agreement, as those terms will govern the handling of damaged items. As practices and policies can vary, it is advisable to consult the current web page for detailed information regarding the specific terms and procedures that Deja Vu Home Furnishings Consignment follows in these situations. Keeping an eye on the agreement can help ensure a smooth process if any unfortunate incidents occur with consigned items.