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What’s the Difference Between the Standard Warranty and Care Free Plan?

Author Kristin Minasian

Published September 13, 2018

Accidents are a part of life and can happen when you least expect it, which is why Living Spaces offers financial protection for your new furniture investments. For peace of mind, choose from two of Living Spaces’ furniture protection plans: the Living Spaces Standard Warranty and the Living Spaces Care Free Plan.

The Living Spaces One Year Limited Warranty covers the cost of repairs or replacements for defects found in an item’s construction and material. The One Year Limited Warranty can be extended through the Care Free Plan.*

The Care Free Plan is a contract designed to protect your new home furniture investments. Terms of Coverage include accidental stains, rips, burns and other damage to indoor furniture, outdoor furniture, rugs and adjustable bases. This plan also includes a Win-Win offer: if no claim was made during the terms of the Plan, then the price you paid for the Care Free Plan can be applied toward a Living Spaces furniture purchase of your choice.*

When you shop at Living Spaces, you’re not just buying furniture – you’re investing in pieces to help create a home you love.

The Living Spaces Standard Warranty offers financial protection from an item’s structural defects for one year, while the Care Free Plan offers financial protection from both accidents and structural defects for up to five years.*

*For the complete Terms and Conditions of the Care Free Plan, visit the Care Free Plan summary page, or call (877) 429-2938. For the complete Terms and Conditions of the Standard Warranty, visit the Standard Warranty page, or call (877) 266 7300.

If your mattress purchase comes with a 10 year limited warranty, this means that you get the full value of the mattress for 10 years. If your mattress is found to be defective, you’ll receive the latest comparable model.

Think you might need a little more time to settle into your mattress? The 20 year limited mattress warranty might be right for you. For mattresses that come with a 20 year warranty, you get the security of knowing your mattress retains its full value for the first 10 years with the remaining 10 years being pro-rated.

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Living Spaces offers a limited warranty that typically covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period, often one year. This means if there's an issue with how the furniture was constructed or the quality of the materials used, it's likely covered. However, it generally excludes normal wear and tear, accidental damage, or issues arising from improper care, so it's important to review the specific terms for your purchase.

To initiate a warranty claim, you'll need to contact Living Spaces customer service directly, providing your proof of purchase, a detailed description of the issue, and ideally, photos or videos of the defect. They will guide you through the next steps, which may involve an inspection or troubleshooting before determining the appropriate resolution, such as repair, replacement, or store credit.

Yes, while a standard limited warranty often applies to many items, certain categories like mattresses or outdoor furniture might have extended or specific warranty terms due to their unique materials and usage. It's always best to check the product details or inquire with a sales associate to understand the precise warranty coverage for the specific piece you're interested in.

The manufacturer's warranty is standard and covers inherent defects, whereas extended protection plans, often purchased separately, provide coverage for accidental damage or issues beyond the manufacturer's scope for a longer duration. These plans can offer peace of mind for items that might be more prone to spills, tears, or other common household accidents.

Adhering to the recommended care and maintenance guidelines for your furniture is crucial, as neglecting them can void your warranty. Using the correct cleaning products and methods, avoiding excessive exposure to sunlight or moisture, and performing minor upkeep can prevent issues that might otherwise be misinterpreted as defects, ensuring your warranty remains valid.

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