Preorder Deal on Ghost Chairs: 4 Designer Dining Chairs for $199

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Store RepLHomeQ on 24/09/2012 - 13:30 homeq.com.au (554 clicks)
Last edited 24/09/2012 - 14:23

HomeQ is offering a preorder deal on a set of 4 Replica Louis Ghost Chairs, originally designed by Philippe Starck.

The deal is for 4 Armless Louis Ghost Chairs for $199, or 4 Louis Ghost Chairs with arms for $239.

These chairs normally cost $129 each and we guarantee that these are the best value Ghost Chairs you'll find in all of Australia.

Select your Ghost Chairs in Clear, Smoky Grey, Solid White or Solid Black - with arms or without arms. That's 8 different styles of Ghost Chairs available, at an unbeatable price.

Your preorder deal will be delivered to you in 6 - 8 weeks.

PLEASE NOTE: We are not associated with Philippe Starck, Kartell, or the original manufacturers of the Ghost Chair. This item is a replica product, and is not to be confused with the licensed products.

FAQ

• Can I order in different quantities (e.g. 6 Ghost Chairs)?

Unfortunately not. These chairs are only available in packs of 4.

• Can I order a 4-pack of chairs in different colours and arm styles?

No. Each set of 4 must be the same colour and the same arm style.

• Is there a warranty on the chairs?

Yes, all of our products feature at least a 1 year warranty.

• Are the chairs suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the Ghost Chairs are constructed of polycarbonate which is suitable for outdoor use.

• Can I get a bulk discount?

The current price of the Ghost Chairs is as low as they will go, even for bulk amounts.

• How long will delivery take?

Delivery is estimated at 6 - 8 weeks.

• How much does delivery cost?

We offer a shipping calculator on our website that will allow you to calculate the cost of delivery. Some example delivery rates for 1 set of chairs can be seen below:

To Sydney CBD (2000): $39.61
To Melbourne CBD (3000): $49.20
To Brisbane CBD (4000): $71.88

• Can you deliver to my postcode?

Yes, we deliver Australia-wide. Note, we cannot offer delivery to PO Box addresses.

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  Tal_Shiar on 24/09/2012 - 13:32

  +3

  Are they friendly chairs like Casper?

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    Store RepHomeQ @ HomeQ on 24/09/2012 - 13:34

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    They are friendly to your wallet!

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  tsunamisurfer on 24/09/2012 - 13:39

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  Aren't Ghost Chairs the ones that move just as you are about to sit on it?

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    Merlict on 24/09/2012 - 13:40

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    I think those are musical chairs?

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  Merlict on 24/09/2012 - 13:40

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  Are these a licensed replica?

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    Store RepHomeQ @ HomeQ on 24/09/2012 - 13:43

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    Hi Merlict. We are not associated with Philippe Stark or the original manufacturer, this is a replica product.

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      justtoreply on 24/09/2012 - 13:55

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      At least you are willing to say so!

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      Moderatorneil on 24/09/2012 - 14:08

      Is there a distinction between replica and counterfeit?

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        Store RepHomeQ @ HomeQ on 24/09/2012 - 14:22

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        Yes. Counterfeit implies that we are trying to pass this product off as the real thing, or infringing on a copyright.

        As the design of this chair is no longer under copyright it can be sold as a replica, as long as it is clearly marketed as such.

        I have edited the product description to include a much clearer disclaimer that we are not the original manufacturer of the Ghost Chair.

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        salem on 24/09/2012 - 15:24

        +3

        good question from neil, and good answer from HomeQ.

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      Merlict on 24/09/2012 - 14:17

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      retracted

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  cozmo on 24/09/2012 - 13:58

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  My other half loves these chairs and would probably snap them up at this price….. too bad I think they are ugly plastic cr@p…. so i wont be telling her about them :-P

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  ChadHominem on 24/09/2012 - 14:16

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  Chairs? What chairs?

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  royal_ten on 24/09/2012 - 17:40

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  It might strictly be legal to sell these in Australia… But they are still under copyright in Europe. They are "replicas" but they are also counterfeit.
  ie. Not genuine. Buyer beware.

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    KnownSystemError on 24/09/2012 - 23:26

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    Can you please justify your claim these are counterfeit and how the seller is saying these are genuine? From above the seller has explained why these are not considered counterfeit. Can you provide an argument otherwise?

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      royal_ten on 25/09/2012 - 00:03

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      Sure :)
      The seller has been open that the chairs are not geniune. That they are not the original designer or manufacturer.
      The chair was released by the italian company kartell in 2001. And they are available in Australia.
      The chairs here are copies. This is legal here but they will not be made to the same standards as the original.
      It is a quirk of our laws that they can be sold here…

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        KnownSystemError on 25/09/2012 - 11:42

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        With the definition of Counterfeit being "made in imitation of something else with intent to deceive" (Merriam-Webster) I fail to see how the seller is "intending to deceive" when he has been open that these are copies and even you yourself agree that they are selling these legally.

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    Wyzard on 24/09/2012 - 23:43

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    Beware of what? We're not in Europe.

    A counterfeit or a fake is generally illegal under copyright legislation. I don't think these impede on such laws.