I sent a drawing to tile supplier for bathroom tiles showing size of each wall, total area etc.
Supplier then quoted for tiles which I paid for and were delivered. The tiler then found that there wasn't enough tiles midway through the job. After a quick investigation it turned out that the supplier made an error and had quoted and delivered less than what the drawing said.
They are now looking for payment on delivery for the remaining tiles.
I have resisted and told them that I sent the correct drawings, received a quote for what I assumed was the correct amount of tiles, and paid for the tiles . It was their miscalculation and therefore they must bear the cost of their error.
Am I correct in insisting they supply the remaining tiles ?
Supplier then quoted for tiles which I paid for and were delivered. The tiler then found that there wasn't enough tiles midway through the job. After a quick investigation it turned out that the supplier made an error and had quoted and delivered less than what the drawing said.
They are now looking for payment on delivery for the remaining tiles.
I have resisted and told them that I sent the correct drawings, received a quote for what I assumed was the correct amount of tiles, and paid for the tiles . It was their miscalculation and therefore they must bear the cost of their error.
Am I correct in insisting they supply the remaining tiles ?