Crued
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If a sump builder built you a custom unit, for which you agreed upon specs over the course of several hand drawings in email and several phonecalls, made those units 1 1/8" less deep and less wide, and provided the following excuses...
"AT a full 16" there would be very little packing material. The bubble wrap would only be an inch on each side. That unit with 3/8" and ½" was over twice the weight. I was nervous about them making it. That is why I felt better with ½" sides, because it is supported on its side in the box. "
and
"Generally when there are no formal blueprints,( in which there are tolerance specified) and the design is discussed and hand drawn, it is assumed that as the builder I have some latitude.
I'm sorry that I did not specify tolerances and those latitudes, most people are using my expertise and give me carte blanche."
What would you do?
"AT a full 16" there would be very little packing material. The bubble wrap would only be an inch on each side. That unit with 3/8" and ½" was over twice the weight. I was nervous about them making it. That is why I felt better with ½" sides, because it is supported on its side in the box. "
and
"Generally when there are no formal blueprints,( in which there are tolerance specified) and the design is discussed and hand drawn, it is assumed that as the builder I have some latitude.
I'm sorry that I did not specify tolerances and those latitudes, most people are using my expertise and give me carte blanche."
What would you do?