About Furniture

1. Check for any visible damage or scratches on the surface of the furniture.
2. Inspect the joints and connections to ensure they are secure and properly aligned.
3. Look for any signs of wear or tear on the upholstery or fabric.
4. Check the stability of the furniture by applying gentle pressure and ensuring it does not wobble or tip over.
5. Examine the legs or base of the furniture to ensure they are level and not damaged.
6. Inspect any drawers or compartments to ensure they open and close smoothly.
7. Check the hardware, such as handles or knobs, to ensure they are securely attached.
8. Look for any loose or missing screws, bolts, or other fasteners.
9. Examine any moving parts, such as reclining mechanisms or adjustable features, to ensure they function properly.
10. Check the overall dimensions of the furniture to ensure it will fit in the desired space.
11. Inspect the finish or paint for any inconsistencies or blemishes.
12. Look for any signs of insect infestation or damage.
13. Check for any unpleasant odors or smells.
14. Examine the upholstery for any stains or discoloration.
15. Test any electrical components, such as built-in lighting or power outlets, to ensure they work properly.
16. Check for any sharp edges or corners that could pose a safety hazard.
17. Inspect the packaging for any signs of damage or mishandling during transportation.
18. Look for any labels or tags that provide information about the materials used or care instructions.
19. Test the weight-bearing capacity of the furniture to ensure it can support the intended load.
20. Finally, step back and visually assess the overall appearance and aesthetic appeal of the furniture.

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