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Located at the corner of Rupert Street and Grandview Highway, our Vancouver showroom has inspiring display kitchens featuring brands like KitchenAid, Bosch, LG, Fisher and Paykel, and more. The Boutique section has more luxury dream kitchens outfitted with luxury brands such as Miele, Wolf/SubZero,… Located at the corner of Rupert Street and Grandview Highway, our Vancouver showroom has inspiring display kitchens featuring brands like KitchenAid, Bosch, LG, Fisher and Paykel, and more. The Boutique section has more luxury dream kitchens outfitted with luxury brands such as Miele, Wolf/SubZero, La Cornue, and more. Find hundreds of models on the floor, grouped by category, so you can easily compare brands, prices and test them. Our friendly and experienced Product Specialists can provide expert advice in Cantonese, Mandarin, Farsi/Persian, Hindi, Punjabi, and Tagalog. Drop in, grab a coffee and explore the Clearance Centre and our selection of over 50 brands. Come experience appliance shopping like never before.. Read more

By hiboy on November 12, 2008 Verified by Email
I purchased over $30,000 worth of premium appliances for my new home (Wolf, Sub-Zero, miele, dacor, etc). All appliances were completely built-in to custom cabinetry. In view of the built-in nature of the installations and the complexity and expense of the products it seemed prudent to purchase the "in-home" service contracts offered by Trail and underwritten by Cornerstone Buyer's Protection Plan (now called Cornerstone United). It should be noted that the actual service is provided by a third party Totem Appliance Service. I placed my first service call on August 22, 2008 and as of November 10 have not received any service response. Communication with Trail's customer service dept. has precipitated phone calls from both Cornerstone and the product manufacturer (Dacor)all attempting to convince me to perform the service myself. Calls to Trail's CEO have produced nothing but more delays. They currently are in breach of contract and I am asking for a complete refund of all service contract money at which time I will discharge their contracted responsibilities and arrange service through others myself. I have initiated court action to recover these monies. Trail is one of the worst companies I have ever dealt with.

By hiboy on November 12, 2008 Verified by Email
I purchased over $30,000 worth of premium appliances for my new home (Wolf, Sub-Zero, miele, dacor, etc). All appliances were completely built-in to custom cabinetry. In view of the built-in nature of the installations and the complexity and expense of the products it seemed prudent to purchase the "in-home" service contracts offered by Trail and underwritten by Cornerstone Buyer's Protection Plan (now called Cornerstone United). It should be noted that the actual service is provided by a third party Totem Appliance Service. I placed my first service call on August 22, 2008 and as of November 10 have not received any service response. Communication with Trail's customer service dept. has precipitated phone calls from both Cornerstone and the product manufacturer (Dacor)all attempting to convince me to perform the service myself. Calls to Trail's CEO have produced nothing but more delays. They currently are in breach of contract and I am asking for a complete refund of all service contract money at which time I will discharge their contracted responsibilities and arrange service through others myself. I have initiated court action to recover these monies. Trail is one of the worst companies I have ever dealt with.