Senai company ordered to refund customer for collapsed awning


Yap with a photo of the awning that started to fall apart about two weeks after having been installed.

IT was a nightmare for a beauty advisor when awning panels at her house started to fall apart just two weeks after being installed.

Yap Yong Sing said the polyvinyl chloride (PVC) awning had been put up on Oct 25 last year, and the panels started to come loose on Nov 8.

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