When the salesperson came to the house to give me a free quote I was told I should make a decision during that visit re: whether I wanted to commit to buying the £5000 wardrobes. He added that if I was to say I wanted extra time to think about it, it would show I wasn’t interested!!! I think this is a dreadful thing to say to a customer and might be intimidating to some people. I was confident enough to say I disagreed and would definitely be taking time to think about such a big purchase. I’m the salesperson also told me that I didn’t look like the type of woman who wore dresses so would it be right to assume I didn’t need long hanging space in my wardrobe???!!!! How rude and totally unprofessional. I also didn’t appreciate being stuck with this salesperson for almost two hours whilst he drew my wardrobes using a biro and ruler. I think that to spend £5000 I would like to see the company investing in some decent software which could accurately represent my finished wardrobes. And as for saying they’re bespoke... I only had a few doors to choose from and and several interior organisational designs - again represented in a diagram. These were all in a catalogue. All disappointing from beginning to end. Moreover, I was told my wardrobes would usually cost £10,000 but I could have them for just over £5000 🤣 Made me laugh. Shows how ridiculous their mark-up is to begin with. Avoid this over-priced company with old-fashioned design processes (I.e pen and paper) plus presumptuous, offensive salespeople who like to pressurise. No thank you Sharps.