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If furniture is repaired during use, how do the warranty period and appearance change?

When submitting furniture for repair during use, one may wonder whether the warranty period is extended again. It also comes from a desire to check in advance whether newly replaced parts will look awkward with the existing furniture.

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Even if repaired, the warranty period continues as is from the date the furniture was first received, and newly replaced parts may differ in color or texture from the existing furniture.

The day comes when furniture that has been part of daily life in a corner of the living room needs repair or parts replacement.

The date remains as it was at first. The product warranty period of munito is calculated based on the date the furniture was first received, and even if it is repaired in between, this reference date is not extended newly and continues from the initial receipt date^[1]. Defects in manufacturing, delivery, or installation that appear within the warranty period are repaired free of charge, but damage caused during handling is handled for a fee regardless of the period, so it is better to check one's everyday habits^[2].

One should also pay attention to the appearance of new parts. Fabrics and wood differ slightly in dyeing and grain depending on the time of production, and they gradually change as they encounter sunlight and air in the home. This is why colors or textures may look somewhat different from the existing product after repair or replacement, and this is not a defect but a natural characteristic of the materials^[3].