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replacing double bed in rented apt with our own

  • 03-08-2011 1:53pm
    #1
    jon1981
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,359 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    We recently purchased a new double bed for our room. The double bed provided by the landlord just wasn't comfortable and causing back issues, its not broken, just a very basic uncomfortable mattress.

    What I am wondering is, does the landlord have an obligation for storing it or removing it if we don't want to use it? Just wondering how to tackle this.

    cheers


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  • #2
    bath handle
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 370 ✭✭bath handle


    jon1981 wrote: »
    Hi,

    We recently purchased a new double bed for our room. The double bed provided by the landlord just wasn't comfortable and causing back issues, its not broken, just a very basic uncomfortable mattress.

    What I am wondering is, does the landlord have an obligation for storing it or removing it if we don't want to use it? Just wondering how to tackle this.

    cheers
    The landlord has no such obligation. It is up to you to have the landlords bed available at the end of the letting. It should be in the condtion you got it in less normal wear and tear.


  • #3
    Spiritofthekop
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 436 ✭✭Spiritofthekop


    bath handle wrote: »
    The landlord has no such obligation. It is up to you to have the landlords bed available at the end of the letting. It should be in the condtion you got it in less normal wear and tear.

    Are you sure about this?

    Im pretty sure if you want to replace the bed its up to the landlord to store the old one??

    I had the same issue & the landlord gladly took the old bed out for my new one.


  • #4
    athtrasna
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13,420 ✭✭✭✭athtrasna


    Spiritofthekop wrote: »
    Are you sure about this?

    Im pretty sure if you want to replace the bed its up to the landlord to store the old one??

    I had the same issue & the landlord gladly took the old bed out for my new one.

    Bath is right. If a house/apartment is rented as furnished it is rented with that furniture, that is what the tenant accepts. If the OP wants to buy their own bed, it is up to them to store the landlord's property appropriately as bath has said.


  • #5
    silja
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,921 ✭✭✭silja


    Bath is correct.
    Many landlords would be happy to store their own bed, as it'll be in good repair then for the next tenant and save them possibly having to buy a new one. But they are not obligated to do so if they do not have space (it may cost them money if they'd need to rent a storage space especially for the bed for example).


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