Tiling is one of the most effective ways of improving the look of your bathroom, kitchen or other room suited to a tiled surface.

The job of tiling requires a lot of preparation, failing to prepare adequately will make the rest of the project more difficult and time consuming.

Simply Decors is dedicated to the advancement of all sectors of the tile industry and delivers real advantages to its members and their customers.

With Simply Decors you are guaranteed a quality service or product.

Services

Simply Decors professional maintenance team can fix or cut any tiles including the following:

• Ceramic
• Glass
• Mosaic
• Marble
• Slate
• Limestone
• Granite
• Porcelain
• Stainless Steel
• Quarry
• Terracotta Tiles

By using one of the tiles above Simply Decors can then apply the style to a suited room for you.

• Wall Tiling
• Bathroom Tiling ( Wet room )
• Kitchen Tiling
• Panel/Cubical Tiling
• Tiling Wooden Floors
• Tile Removal
• Tiling Bath panels

Choosing Simply Decors will be one of your best decisions ever as we can make either your bathroom, Kitchen or any suited room perfectly tiled, with an elegant touch.

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Simply Decors is apart of Wellbeing Residential Group who specialise in Residential Care homes. We are undoubtedly one of the professional and brightest companies you are going to deal with. Our PAT testing Technicians are fully equipped with the latest equipment and are flexible to meet the modern standard demands of our customers coupled with superb service and competitive prices. Working with three care homes helps us understand today’s costs so therefore makes us financial conscious, hence why our prices are so cheap!!!

Health & Safety

Pat testing or portable appliance testing is an important part of any health & safety policy. This site is intended as a guide to both the legal implications and to the technical requirements.

The Health & Safety Executive states that 25% of all reportable electrical accidents involve portable appliances. The Electricity at Work Regulations place a legal responsibility on employers, employees and self-employed persons to comply with the provisions of the regulations and take reasonably practicable steps to ensure that no danger results from the use of such equipment. This in effect requires the implementation of a systematic and regular program of maintenance, inspection and testing. The Health & Safety at Work Act (1974) places such an obligation in the following circumstances:

1. Where appliances are used by employees.
2. Where the public may use appliances in establishments such as hospitals, schools, hotels, shops etc.
3. Where appliances are supplied or hired.
4. Where appliances are repaired or serviced.

The level of inspection and testing required is dependant upon the risk of the appliance becoming faulty, which is in turn dependant upon the type of appliance, the nature of its use and the environment in which it is used.

The legislation of specific relevance to electrical maintenance is the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, the Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999, the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.
The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 puts the duty of care upon both the employer and the employee to ensure the safety of all persons using the work premises. This includes the self employed.

The Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999 states:

“Every employer shall make suitable and sufficient assessment of:

(a) the risks to the health and safety of his employees to which they are exposed whilst at work, and

(b) The risks to ensure the health and safety of persons not in his employment arising out of or in connection with the conduct by him or his undertaking.”

The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 states:

“Every employer shall ensure that work equipment is maintained in an efficient state, in efficient working order and in good repair.”

The PUWER 1998 covers most risks that can result from using work equipment. With respect to risks from electricity, compliance with the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 is likely to achieve compliance with the PUWER 1998.

PUWER 1998 only applies to work equipment used by workers at work. This includes all work equipment (fixed, transportable or portable) connected to a source of electrical energy.

PUWER does not apply to fixed installations in a building. The electrical safety of these installations is dealt with only by the Electricity at Work Regulations.

The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 states:

“All systems shall at all times be of such construction as to prevent, so far as reasonably practicable, such danger.”

“As may be necessary to prevent danger, all systems shall be maintained so as to prevent, so far as reasonably practicable, such danger.”

“‘System’ means an electrical system in which all the electrical equipment is, or may be, electrically connected to a common source of electrical energy and includes such source and such equipment”

“‘Electrical Equipment’ includes anything used, intended to be used or installed for use, to generate, provide, transmit, transform, rectify, convert, conduct, distribute, control, store, measure or use electrical energy.”

Scope of the legislation

It is clear that the combination of the HSW Act 1974, the PUWER 1998 and the EAW Regulations 1989 apply to all electrical equipment used in, or associated with, places of work. The scope extends from distribution systems down to the smallest piece of electrical equipment.

It is clear that there is a requirement to inspect and test all types of electrical equipment in all work situations

Pricing

FREE plug and replacement no additional costs
FREE copies of reports no additional costs
FREE annual fire extinguisher carried out with PAT.
FREE scheduling to notify when your items are due to be re-tested, ensuring the integrity of your program

Our additional minimum fee is £50.00 and only £1.00 PER item!!!

We are confident in our high quality service and only employee professional trained staff, so now you can put your mind at ease with Simply Decors PAT testing service.

For a FREE quotation please call us on 0121 552 8111

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Good value, fast, efficient, professional – clean and tidy. When you ask Simply Decors Plastering to come and carry out your plastering requirements, you can be sure that your finished project will have smooth lines and crisp corners – and your property or business premises will be left in good order.

Using our own equipment and experienced workers, the company delivers a high quality plastering service to individuals and businesses. The service is intended to meet regulations, helping customers to have reliable, hassle free, clean work completed on their property.

Rendering is 3 parts plastering sand mixed with 1 part cement, with plasticizer and waterproofing agent added to create a waterproof layer for exterior applications.

Plastering

There are several types of plaster, each made for specific applications:

Finishing plaster

This is used for the top and final coat on a wall or ceiling as it produces a fine, smooth finish when it has been polished. This top coat is also known as a ‘skim’ and applying it is called ‘skimming’.

Ensure you select a finishing plaster that is suitable to cover the surface, or if in doubt choose a multi-finish plaster.

• Aim for a coat that is 3mm (⅛in) thick. Drying time will depend on ambient temperatures and airflow. Ensure all areas of plaster are fully dried before doing any decorating, usually 24 hours.

Browning plaster

Use this plaster for the initial backing coats of plaster straight onto porous surfaces such as brick, block or masonry.

• Aim for a thickness of 10mm (⅜in). Allow drying time of 2 hours.

Bonding plaster

This is used for backing coats of plaster that are applied to non-porous surfaces, such as those pre-treated with a PVA bonding agent.

• Aim for a coat that is 10mm (⅜in) thick. Allow 2 hours for it to dry.

‘One-coat’ plaster

A product that claims to be a backing and finishing plaster all in one, which can be applied in a couple of layers. Separate layers of the different types of plaster as listed above are preferred however.

Lime plaster

This is an old fashioned form of plaster, where the binding gypsum is replaced with lime. It is an environmentally friendly plaster, although it is up to three times more expensive than standard plaster, and takes longer to apply.

The plaster is a mix of 1 part lime to 3 parts coarse sand, with 4kg of horse hair added per cubic metre of plaster to form a ‘key’ between layers.

• Always apply to a well wetted wall.

Lime plaster is designed to absorb and evaporate moisture, so do not replace such materials with waterproof cement-based renders as this will encourage penetrating damp to take hold.

• If employing the services of a plasterer, be sure before you hire them that they are experienced in using lime plaster.

Daub

This is one of the earliest forms of wall finish, being made from mud, animal dung and straw. It is applied to a structure of ‘wattle’, or slim interwoven lengths of wood, which provide a structural trellis for the daub to hold on to.

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Plumbing is the skilled trade of working with pipes, tubing and plumbing fixtures for drinking water systems and the drainage of waste. Our corgi registered team can solve all plumbing problems. Whether it’s replacing a tap washer or completely refitting a bathroom we promise our customers the same high standard of service that our reputation has been built on for over the last several years. All work that is undertaken by our engineers carries Simply Decors written guarantee and is backed by the assurance that you are using one of the most respected names in the business.

Services

General

• Cutting off water supplies
• Repairing a burst pipe
• Plumbing in a cistern

Bathroom

• Installing a bathroom sink
• Installing a bath
• Drainage Systems

Kitchen

• Installing a washing machine
• Plumbing in kitchen appliances
• Washing machine troubleshooting
• Dishwasher troubleshooting
• Drainage Systems
• Installing an inset sink

Leaks

• Cutting off the water supply
• Repairing a burst pipe
• Fixing a n leaking radiator

Blockages

• Clearing a blocked sink
• Clearing blocked drains
• Clearing blocked gullies
• Clearing blocked stacks
• Clearing a blocked WC
• Clearing a blocked waste pipe

Taps

• Repairing a leaking tap
• Installing an outside tap
• Replacing O rings and gland packing
• Replacing a washer in a tap
• Replacing a washer in a reserve tap
• Reseating a tap
• Fitting new taps

Shower

• Installing a shower
• Planning a shower
• Choosing a shower

Central Heating

• Removing a radiator
• Replacing a radiator
• Problems associated with a radiator
• Problems associated with noises from the central heating system

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Simply Decors are resourced to undertake a large variety of decorating projects including Hotels, Retail, Office, Industrial, Gyms and schools. Simply Decors has a wide range of experience in providing high quality finishes for many years. Simply Decors only use quality materials to ensure durability and an aesthetically pleasing finish.

From painting internal or external walls to high quality wall paper finishes suitable for the most exquisite boardroom, Simply Decors can supply a labour service for those corporate clients with preferential suppliers or we can provide material from paint to individually designed wall paper to include company logo, company name or anything of your choosing, we can supply all materials.

Our team carry out works during weekends, bank holidays or shut down as not to cause any disruption or loss of business.

Our Services

• Internal / External painting
• Wallpapering
• Staining / Varnishing
• Wall paper design
• Painting

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Through our range of services that we offer, we also offer complete Kitchen & Bathroom installations. Our dedicated maintenance team start from scratch working there way through until either your kitchen or bathroom, or even both is fully operational.

With more than 6 years experience in kitchen, bedroom and bathroom installations, we are highly experienced fitters. We can source and supply kitchens for the following companies:

• MFI
• Wickes
• Magnet
• Home base
• B&Q
• IKEA
• And many more…

Step by Step Guide

Easy Steps 1.2.3.4 to Kitchen & Bathroom Installations

1. Simply we arrange a personal visit to measure your kitchen and bathroom “on site”.
2. We then Simply prepare a detailed plan and elevation drawing together with a costing for supply and installation of the kitchen or bathroom
3. Once you give us the go-ahead an order deposit is taken and an installation date for your kitchen or Bathroom is agreed
4. All installation work can be arranged using qualified installers, to include carpentry, plumbing, electrical works to Part P guidelines and Gas connection to Corgi regulations. Decoration and tiling can also be arranged if required.

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We can offer the following services and are more than happy to provide free no obligation quotations for all aspects of work required:

• Skirting boards and architraves
• Replacement doors, frames and ironmongery
• Kitchen installations
• Bathroom installations & removal
• Bespoke furniture, cupboards & wardrobes
• Complete House Refurbishment

Small Handy Jobs Including :

• Replastering
• Tiling
• Changing light fittings
• Changing Hand rails & Spindles
• Fitting / Changing Doors
• Loft Hatch
• Fixing shelves

Workmanship to the highest standard is completed quickly and efficiently using the latest tools and equipment to reduce the installation time and most of all the disruption to our customers.

We continually gain repeat business from previous customers, highlighting how our customers are pleased with the services we have carried out and have to offer.
So why not give us a try and see what Simply Decors has to offer.

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Simply Decors is a leader in the field of gas and electrical safety inspections, services, products and advice in accordance with UK gas safety regulations and current electrical equipment safety rules. The Company specialises in providing a flexible service to the residential housing market, in particular the rented sector, to landlords as well as homeowners, home buyers & sellers, the buy-to-let investor, commerce and local government bodies.

Simply Decors has fully qualified NICI Electrical Engineers, our courteous and uniformed team can handle all types of enquiries.

From installing new or moving existing plug points, repairing damaged fuse boxes through to complete domestic or commercial rewirig.

We provide a range of boiler services to both residential and commercial clients and employ only trade-certified engineers, including Gas Safe Register (previously Corgi) plumbers, which means you can always be assured of the highest quality work.  Simply Decors is there at every stage for your heating and hot water requirements, from boiler installations through to servicing and emergencies.  Our team carries out the following services:

Gas Services

• Bolier Repairs
• Bolier Servicing
• Gas Safety Reports
• Boiler Installations
• Power Flushing
• Central Heating Installatiion

Electric Services

• Electrical system fault finding and repairs
• Internal and external replacement of lamps
• Blown fuses, circuit breakers
• Switchgear, contactors and resistors
• Socket outlets, fused spurs, light switches
• Electric oven and shower installation
• Immersion elements and thermostats
• Bathroom and kitchen extractor fans
• Warm air curtains
• Night storage, Economy 7
• Convector heaters

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Are you looking for skilled and professional carpenters to make fit or repair?

• Doors, staircases and skirting boards.
• Cabinets and shelves
• Fitted kitchens and bedrooms
• Sash windows, Casement Windows and shutters
• Solid Timber Flooring, Floor sanding & finishing
• Bespoke Kitchen furniture
• Traditional wooden furniture
• Bespoke furniture design and build

All types of carpets can be fitted in any size room to suit your perfections, whether it’s in a bedroom, lounge, dining area, hallway, we will make sure it is fitted to perfection and looks “simply the best”.

If you have a problem, don’t panic. Our experienced and fully insured fitters will handle the situation politely and courteously.

Our work is fully guaranteed, we are insurance approved, and we comply with all the current British Safety Standards.

So go on give us a call you may be pleasantly surprised… contact us.

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Fully guaranteed workmanship

The quality and service provided by simply decors does not mean higher charges. In a recent survey simply decors, showed that our service and guarantee charges are very competitive.

Quality service

With over 100 engineers simply decors are the largest independent service and maintenance company , by virtue of size and efficiency, can provide unparalleled response time and quality service.

Simply decors carpentry 24 hour service

An engineer can usually be with you within the hour if required; alternatively a booking will be made to suit the customers’ time schedule.

Company charges

Rates are completely transparent – a full breakdown is shown on our rates page to show exactly how your job will be coasted.

No call-out charge

Simply Decors prides itself in not having a call-out charge or any hidden charges.

24 hour service

Whenever you phone our 24hr manned call centre, our helpful staff will be able to deal with your enquiry quickly and efficiently.

Our guarantee

All of simply decors workmanship carries the company’s written 12 month guarantee – see our guarantee page for details.

Estimates

Estimates may be non chargeable at the company’s discretion. Any chargeable estimate will be completely refunded when you place that work with simply decors.

2. Conditions
These conditions apply to and are deemed to be incorporated in all orders, contracts, quotations and tenders for the supply and sale of goods or services by the Company. These conditions supersede any terms and conditions contained in any Customer’s order unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company.

3. Quotations
Quotations are made upon the basis of materials and labour prevailing at the date thereof and are open for acceptance for a period of thirty days from the date of quotation. However, this is subject to manufacturers’ prices not increasing during this period. In addition the quotation may be withdrawn at any time prior to acceptance in writing. Stenographical errors or clerical errors, if any, are subject to subsequent correction.

4. Published Prices
Orders placed will be charged at prices current at the time of delivery.

5. Value Added Tax
All prices quoted are inclusive of Value Added Tax.

6. Accounts
Credit accounts can only be opened at the Company’s discretion and subject to satisfactory references being given otherwise remittances must be sent with orders. We will make a search with a Credit Reference Agency, which will keep a record of that search and will share that information with other businesses. We may also make enquiries about the Principal Directors and Proprietors with a Credit Reference Agency. Where a credit account has been opened goods shall be paid for by the last day of the month following the month in which the goods were invoiced to the Customer or he is notified that they are available for delivery. The Company reserve the right to set a maximum amount of credit allowable upon each account and to withdraw credit facilities without explanation. In the event of non payment in accordance with the credit terms the whole of the price for all goods sold by the Company to the Customer whether under this or any other contract, shall immediately become due and payable and the Company reserves the right at its option, to cancel or postpone the further performance of its obligations whether under this or any other contract, without prejudice to any other right or remedy available to the Customer. The Company reserves the right to charge the Customer interest at the rate of 2% per annum above UK clearing bank base lending rate from time to time until payment is made in full.

7. Description and Quality
Illustrations, descriptions, weights and technical data in any of the Company’s catalogues, price lists and statements (written or oral) made by any representative of the Company are provided to give customers an approximate picture and description only and do not form the basis of any contractual liability.

No warranty or condition that the article shall accord with such illustration, description or statement is to be implied and any warranty or condition capable of or arising is hereby excluded.

Designs of goods are subject to alteration without notice.

All quotations given and sales made are upon the condition that although goods supplied are of sound commercial quality, the Company can accept no liability as to their suitability for any purpose other than that specified in writing or prior to the time of sale.

8. Guarantee
The Company undertakes at its option to replace or refund the purchase price of any goods sold or supplied in the following circumstances only:

a) Where the goods do not correspond to any written identifying description applied to them.
b) Where the goods prove to be unfit for a particular purpose which has been expressed in writing by the Company.
c) Where the goods prove to be defective and not fit for their ordinary purposes within 12 months of delivery.

The Company’s liability under this clause shall be accepted by the Customer in lieu of any warranty or condition whether expressed or implied by law.

9. Supply of Services
The Company undertakes to provide services with reasonable skill and care. If defects due to a failure to exercise such skill and care occur within 12 months of the completion of the supply, the Company undertakes to remedy the defects.

10. Limitation of Liability
a) Subject to clauses 10 b) c) d) and e) the Company’s liability is limited to that provided in clauses 8 and 9 above. The Company shall not be liable in any circumstances to the Customer whether by way of indemnity or by reason of breach of contract or negligence or of breach of statutory duty or otherwise for loss or damage of any kind, whether direct, indirect or consequential.
b) The undertaking as to title in Section 12 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 is not excluded.
c) Where the Customer deals as Consumer (as defined in Section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977) the undertakings implied by sections 13, 14, 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 are not excluded and the customer’s statutory rights are not affected.
d) The Company does not exclude any or restrict liability for death or personal injury resulting from its own negligence.
e) The Company does not exclude any liability which it may incur under the Consumer Protection Act 1987 for damage as defined in section 5 of the Act.

11. Test and Inspection
Special tests or tests in the presence of the Customer or his representative will be charged to the Customer unless otherwise agreed in writing.
In the event of delay on the Customer’s part or his representative’s part, in attending such tests, after seven days notice of the place and time of such tests, the tests will proceed in the Customer’s absence and shall be deemed to have been carried out in the Customer’s presence.

12. Property and Risk
(a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company all tools, dies and patterns in respect of or relating to the goods shall remain the property of the Company.
(b) Risk in the goods will pass to the Customer on the earlier of:
(i) delivery;
(ii) when the goods are ready for delivery but delivery is postponed at the Customer’s request; or
(iii) the date on which the Customer fails to take delivery in accordance with the Contract.
(c) Delivery shall be deemed to be completed before offloading where the Company agrees that goods are to be delivered other than at the Company’s premises, and before loading where the goods are collected at the Company’s premises.
(d) Until the Contract price of the goods and/or services comprised in the Contract or any other contract between the Customer and the Company and all other sums whatsoever which are or may become outstanding from the Customer to the Company shall have been paid or satisfied in full as cleared funds or until a director of the Company specifies otherwise in writing:-
(i) the property in the goods remains vested in the Company (notwithstanding the delivery of the same and the passing of risk therein) and the Customer shall hold the goods as the fiduciary agent and bailee of the Company;
(ii) the Customer shall maintain the goods in a satisfactory condition and insure the goods for their full price against all risks and, in the event of any loss or damage, shall immediately on receipt of the insurance monies remit to the Company the full Contract price of the Goods lost or damaged less any part thereof which has already been paid and until such amount has been so remitted shall hold such amount as trustee for the Company;
(iii) the Customer shall store the goods (at no cost to the Company) in such a way that they can be readily identified as being the Company’s property;
(iv) the Customer may sell the goods in the ordinary course of business at full market value in the name of the Customer as principal and not as agent for the Company; the Customer acts as the Company’s bailee in respect of such sales and shall immediately upon such sale, and whether or not payment has become due, remit to the Company the full purchase price of the Goods sold less any part of it which has already been paid and, until such amount has been so remitted, shall hold such amount as trustee for the Company;
(v) the Company may at any time revoke the Customer’s power of sale;
(vi) the Customer’s power of sale and any right to possession of the goods shall in any event automatically cease in any of the circumstances set out in clause 12 (e) (referred to in such clause as a “Default”);
(vii) the Company shall be entitled by itself its employees or agents (with or without vehicles) to enter upon any of the Customer’s premises at any time for the purpose of inspecting or removing and repossessing such Goods and the Company shall be entitled to claim from the Customer the costs and expenses incurred by the Company in and ancillary to the process of removal and repossession.

12. Property and Risk continued…
(e) A Default shall be any of the following:
(i) breach of the Contract by the Customer or of any other contract between the Company and the Customer;
(ii) failure by the Customer to make any payment when it becomes due;
(iii) the Customer exceeds the credit limit set by the Company
(iv) if the Customer has a bankruptcy order made against him or makes an arrangement or composition with his creditors, or otherwise takes  the benefit if any statutory provision for the time being in force for the relief of insolvent debtors, or (being a body corporate) convenes a meeting of creditors (whether formal or informal), or enters into liquidation (whether voluntary or compulsory) except a solvent voluntary liquidation for the purpose only of reconstruction or amalgamation, or has a receiver and/or manager, administrator or administrative receiver appointed of its undertaking or any part thereof, or documents are filed with the court for the appointment of an administrator of the Customer or notice of intention to appoint an administrator is given by the Customer or its directors or by a qualifying floating charge holder (as defined in paragraph 14 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986), or a resolution is passed or a petition is presented to any court for the windingup of the Customer or for the granting of an administration order in respect of the Customer, or any proceedings are commenced relating to the insolvency or possible insolvency of the Customer or the Customer suffers or allows any execution whether legal or equitable, to be levied on his/its property or obtained against him/it, or fails to observe or perform any of his/its obligations under the Contract or any other contract between the Company and the Customer, or is unable to pay its debt within the meaning of section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986 or the Customer encumbers or in any way charges any of the goods; or
(v) If the Customer ceases or threatens to cease or trade, or if the Company shall reasonably doubt the solvency of the Customer.
(f) Nothing in these conditions shall:
(i) constitute or be deemed to have constituted the Customer as the Company’s agent, or
(ii) prevent the Company from maintaining an action for the price, notwithstanding that the property in the goods may not have passed to the Customer.
(g) On termination of any Contract, howsoever caused, the Company’s rights in this clause 12 shall remain in effect.

13. Delivery
Dates quoted for delivery are approximate only and in this respect times shall not be of the essence of the contract. It shall suffice for the Company to deliver within a reasonable time of the date of delivery quoted, regard being had to all the surrounding circumstances. Where the Company offers delivery to a site nominated by the Customer, then its obligation shall be to deliver as near to the site as a safe hard road permits. The Customer shall provide free of charge any labour or machinery required for the purpose of unloading, loading or stacking.

In the event of any goods or any packing or container being delivered and deposited, whether on the public highway or elsewhere the Customer shall be responsible for all steps that need to be taken for the protection of persons or property in relation to such goods, packing or container, and shall indemnify the Company in respect of all or any costs, claims, losses or expenses which the Company may incur as a result of such delivery.

The Company cannot accept liability of any direct or indirect loss arising from delays caused by fire, flood, loss or delay in transit, strike, lockout or from any other cause beyond the Company’s reasonable control.

14. Cancellation of Orders
The Company reserves the right to charge to Customer for all costs incurred on cancelled orders.

15. Examination of Goods
Goods must be examined forthwith on delivery.

The Company shall replace any goods damaged or lost in transit to the place of delivery provided such damage or loss is reported to the Company within three working days of such delivery. No other liability shall be accepted by the Company in respect of any such damage or loss.

Any rejection of the goods on any other grounds must be communicated to the Company within 10 working days.

16. Carriage
Carriage charges will be invoiced to the Customer at rates which shall be determined by the Company from time to time unless specifically excluded in writing. When part deliveries are made on the Customer’s instruction the same conditions apply as for whole and complete deliveries.

17. Export / Overseas Contracts
In relation to goods sold outside the UK, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, risk in the goods shall pass to the Customer when they leave the Company’s warehouse. Shipping and insurance shall be payable by the Customer but will be managed by the Company unless otherwise agreed. The Customer is responsible at its own expense for obtaining any licence and complying with any export regulations in force within the UK and any country for which the goods are destined. Certain goods imported from the United States of America by the Company are subject to specific restrictions. The Company reserves the right not to supply certain customers or countries and to require from the Customer full details of the end use and final destination of the Goods.

18. Law
The formation, existence, construction, performance, validity and all aspects of the contract between the Customer and the Company shall be governed by English law and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

August 2009