Everything you should know about renting furniture in Bangalore | Guarented

BANGALORE, India - June 16, 2022 - PRLog -- With life returning to normal after the Covid pandemic, Bangalore is once again starting to see an influx of people returning to work. With that, we're seeing a surge in demand for household products as people are trying to set up homes in the garden city once again. As always, purchasing household furniture is an expensive affair, and with uncertainty still looming large in the horizon, the younger crowd gravitates toward renting as opposed to buying when it comes to larger household items. So if you're in Bangalore and wondering why you should rent furniture instead of buying, here's an article that can help you.

Benefits Of Renting Furniture (https://www.guarented.com/bangalore/rent/furniture/beds/solid-wood-single-bed?param=royal-sbed)

While the benefits of renting need no detailing, we'll still help you understand why renting makes so much sense. In times like now, where uncertainty looms large, spending big bucks on household furniture may not be everyone's cup of tea. Here's why renting is amazing -

Pocket friendly. This is by far the biggest perk of renting. Products that would otherwise cost between 20-30k to purchase can be brought home at a fraction of the MRP. You get to own and use them like yours without the hassles of ownership.

Service Warranty. When you own furniture, the task of maintaining them also falls upon you. If you rent with Guarented, you get a free service warranty that lasts the entire duration of the rental tenure. This gives you additional budget protection.

Free pickup, free drop-off, easy returns & more! Renting with Guarented comes packed with benefits, all aimed at making the overall experience easy and convenient for the end customer.

Rent To Own. This is a Guarented exclusive feature that allows customers to purchase the products they are renting by paying a nominal difference. Each time you make a rent payment against a product, a portion of that goes towards its sales price. So the longer you've been renting, the lesser you get to buy it for.