At Aline, we offer a wide selection of secondhand/used office furniture. When listing secondhand items, we include several images that accurately represent each item’s condition.
Signs of Use and Wear
As with all used furniture, there may be visible signs of wear and tear. However, we ensure that every piece is structurally sound and accurately described.
Pricing
Our secondhand furniture is priced to reflect its condition and quality. Items with more noticeable wear or of lower quality when purchased new are priced accordingly.
Stock Levels
We frequently update our online listings to reflect our current inventory of secondhand items. Due to the nature of these products, stock levels may vary, especially if an item is purchased in-store or becomes unsellable due to damage. If an item is out of stock, we may offer an alternative. If the alternative is not suitable, we will gladly issue a refund for your original order.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about a product on our website, please contact us. Remember to include the SKU (stock keeping unit) or a link to the product page for quicker assistance.
Consumer Rights for Buying Secondhand Items
When purchasing a second-hand item from a business, your rights are similar to those when buying a new item. However, your rights may vary depending on the amount you paid. All items, including secondhand ones, must be fit for the purpose they were sold for, accurately described, and meet a reasonable quality standard given the price. However, keep in mind that second-hand items are not expected to be in the same condition as new ones.
Second-hand items are sold “as seen,” which means they may have faults, imperfections, or signs of wear. It’s important to examine the item carefully and ask about any damage or imperfections. Ensure that the item functions as expected—for example, check that a second-hand TV has clear picture and sound, good reception, and a working remote control.
For high-value items like jewellery or antiques, you may want to seek an expert opinion before making a purchase.
If a second-hand item turns out to be faulty, you have the right to return it to the seller and request a replacement, repair, or refund.
For more information on consumer rights, please visit ccpc.ie.