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Rented house - Advice needed please

JShannow · 2011-03-07 12:03:06

Hi All, Myself and my partner have recently moved into a rented house in the area and the mattresses are terrible, one if them is new but so cheap I think have spring marks on my back.. I was thinking of buying a new one but I rented this house fully furnished. Does the landlord only have to provide the bare minimum when…

07-03-2011 12:03pm

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JShannow

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Hi All,

Myself and my partner have recently moved into a rented house in the area and the mattresses are terrible, one if them is new but so cheap I think have spring marks on my back..

I was thinking of buying a new one but I rented this house fully furnished. Does the landlord only have to provide the bare minimum when renting out a house or would I be within my rights to ask if they can replace?

Thanks..

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#2 07-03-2011 12:19pm

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Properties should comply with regulations and be maintained to at least certain minimum standards.

A link to what can be expected as physical minimum standards in rental accomodation.

Not a single word on mattresses. But still you may ask them and see what they're after.

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#3 07-03-2011 1:03pm

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I'd chance the landlord OP. It's a renters market now. They have to keep you happy.

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#4 07-03-2011 2:04pm

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Moving to a more appropriate forum for such questions, better at answering then us!

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