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We do find that Eldiss/hymer group have now relaxed in there products.to the extent of going cheap.Raywood said:Generally the deign looks good but I do not like the silly washbasins we often find. The Belfast sink types are far better in practice but possibly do not look as good in the showroom. Not sure the lack of a light in the shower is a problem provided the lighting outside is up to the job.
I would need some reassurance that the quality of Eldiss products has improved before I would look at anything from them.
,after the new cra act giving the customer a better outlook on poor quality and bad repair.this may now be getting to a thing of the past.and should make the dealers and manufauture sit up a bit more and take notice and produce better standards and less friday afternoon caravans.Raywood said:I hope the extra money has gone in to improving quality, I have always felt Eldiss products were built down to a price, rather than up to standard. I suspect you will now get Hymer standard bits appearing, to get the economies of scale, so that might account for the bathroom sink, and does an extra repeater light on the side matter, I am not sure but take the point.
The missing TV brackets might just be one saving too many though but it depends if the layout actually needs them.
zoaman said:...
,after the new cra act giving the customer a better outlook on poor quality and bad repair.this may now be getting to a thing of the past.and should make the dealers and manufauture sit up a bit more and take notice and produce better standards and less friday afternoon caravans.
ProfJohnL said:zoaman said:...
,after the new cra act giving the customer a better outlook on poor quality and bad repair.this may now be getting to a thing of the past.and should make the dealers and manufauture sit up a bit more and take notice and produce better standards and less friday afternoon caravans.
That is certainly a hope that I share, but there is still far to much apathy on the part of consumers to complain when things do go wrong.
Sadly the history of UK the caravanning has been littered with so many faults, that the expectation of the customers is that they expect poor quality and the the certainty of needing to take a caravan back for some sort of repair at or before its first service.
The caravan manufacturers know this and are happy to build in a hefty addition cost on each caravan to cover warranty failures. What they seem to fail to realise is that if they did each part of the assembly and manufacturing job right first time every time, their warranty costs would plummet, and they would be more profitable.