WARNING - ALL DOORS MUST BE FULLY TREATED BEFORE HANGING - FAILURE TO DO SO WILL INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY.

1) Payment Terms

Goods must be paid for in full when placing your order you may pay by debit or credit card. We are not able to accept cheques. A seven day period from the date of the order will be allowed for cancellation. In this event a full refund will be given.  All prices quoted exclude value added tax (V.A.T) at 20%.

When you pay for your goods through our website by Visa or Mastercard you will be prompted to enter your password for Verified by Visa or 3D Secure (Mastercard). This is to help prevent your card from being used fraudulently.

"The 3-D Secure™ protocol was developed by Visa to improve the security of Internet payments. The protocol is offered with the service name Verified by Visa. MasterCard has also adapted a similar protocol called MasterCard SecureCode. Both are designed to allow authentication of cardholders by their Issuers at participating merchants. The objective is to benefit all participants by providing Issuers the ability to fully authenticate cardholders through the use of a password during Internet purchases, reducing the likelihood of fraudulent usage of Visa and MasterCard credit cards and improving overall transaction performance."

To find out more about Varified by Visa click here http://www.visa.co.uk/en/security/online_security/verified_by_visa.aspx

2) Order Confirmation

You must check the order confirmation carefully and contact us immediately, by email, if there are any corrections required.

If you require us to hold your order for any reason, you  need to contact us, immediately, by email, to delay delivery.

3) Doors

All products are covered by a 12 month warranty providing all our procedures have been adhered to (see Door Treatment). Any extended manufacturers warranties that are provided by our suppliers are separate from our own warranty. We are not able to offer a warranty for any products that are exported by customers overseas (non mainland U.K.)

3a) Are your doors solid oak, pine, hardwood etc?

It is normal for doors to be made from engineered components. This means that the doors will be a veneer of oak, hardwood, pine etc. over a composite core which may consist of any of the following; Timber, MDF or Chipboard. There is a possibility of other materials being used.

You cannot trim more than 6mm off each side of a door.

Constructing doors like this gives the door more stability as they are less prone to problems that one piece timber doors have, such as twisting & bowing.

The other important reason for this is there is less waist and therefore it is kinder to the environment.

3b) Composite Doors

Fitting of a composite door should be carried out by a qualified fitter.

99% of problems encountered are due to the composite door and frame not being fitted properly i.e. level. This will cause the locking system to work incorrectly. Please make sure that the problems you are encountering are not due to incorrect fitting.

Please make sure your composite door is fitted correctly.

3c) Frames and products that come with frames.

Before building an opening for any frame or product that comes complete with a frame he opening must be constructed after the product has been delivered. (suppliers sometimes change the specification without notice or the product may be out of stock or discontinued).

4) Brassware

No guarantee is given to the longevity of lacquer which has been applied to brass, please see our FAQ section for care information.

5) Advising of Faults

Please check the goods supplied and notify us of any faults within two working days by email. This nust be done before fitting. We will require images of the fault. We will not accept any complaints after the goods have been fitted.

6) Shortages

You must notify us of any shortages, by email, on the day of the delivery.

7) Returns Policy

Goods ordered, that are returned by a customer, and have been delivered as per our confirmation, must be returned in perfect condition and still in the original packaging. The customer will also be responsible to pay the return carriage costs. Some of our suppliers are now charging us a restocking charge if we have to return any goods that are not faulty and have been specially ordered. There may be a charge of 25% of the purchase price excluding delivery. (Please be aware that due to the huge amount of styles and sizes available the majority of doors are special order).

8) Refunds

Refunds are made as soon as the returned goods have been checked for damage. We will refund through the same payment system that was used for your purchase. Delivery charges will not be refunded under any circumstances where the customer has ordered the goods incorrectly and the goods have been delivered. If an exchange of goods is required we will charge again for delivery at the full rate.

If we are not able to deliver the goods through no fault of our own, for example, no one is there to sign for and accept the goods, we will need to charge for re-delivery at the full rate. We will not accept cancellation of the goods if we experience problems with delivery that are out of our control.

9) Website Images and Colours

Images and timber colours on our website are used to represent the design of the doors. Designs and colours of the images should not be taken as a true reflection of the doors that we would deliver. Some of the images have been stained or varnished. The doors that we supply will be unfinished unless otherwise stated.

Timber is a natural product and therefore is liable to colour variations. Manufacturers and suppliers try to colour match the timber in each door but are not able to give a guarantee that one door will match another.

10) Specifications

All orders are subject to availability. Due to our policy of continuous product development, we reserve the right to amend product designs, alter specifications or withdraw products without prior notice. Dimensions may vary slightly from those on our web site/ brochures.

11) Standard Conditions of Sale

We shall not be held responsible for any incidental work or expenses arising out of, or because of, any defect or bad workmanship applied to our product.

In the event of any goods proving to be defective (Manufacturers defects only) which need replacing, our liability shall not exceed the price paid for these goods. We reserve the right to repair or replace the product.

If a fault rather than defect develops after a door is fitted, written notice of the fault must be sent to us within 12 months from the date of delivery. We reserve the right to repair or replace the said product.

No claim will be honoured unless a site inspection is performed by an authorised representative.

This guarantee does not cover any other charges incurred such as labour for removal of the defective door, re-hanging of new/or replacement door, transportation to and from site reimbursement for any other work/service not originally supplied by Kaybee.

We are not able to offer any warranties fro good that are being exported by customers outside the UK Mainland.

12) Retention of Title Clause

Title to goods shall not pass to the customer but shall remain the sellers until the contract price has been paid to the seller in full by the customer.

   1. The seller shall have absolute authority to retake, sell or otherwise deal with or dispose of all, any or part of the goods in which title remains vested in the seller.
   2. For the purpose specified in (1) above, the seller or any of its agents or authorised representatives shall be entitled at any time without notice to enter upon any premises in which the goods or any part thereof is installed, stored or kept, or is reasonably believed so to be:
   3. The seller shall be entitled to seek a court injunction to prevent the customer from selling, transferring or otherwise disposing of disposing of the goods.
   4. the buyer shall store or otherwise denote the goods in respect of which property remains with the seller in such a way that same can be recognised as the property of the seller.
   5. Not withstanding the foregoing, risk in the goods shall pass on delivery of the same to the customer, and until such time as title in the goods has passed to the customer, the customer shall insure such goods to its replacement value (naming the seller as the loss payee) (noting the sellers interest on the relevant insurance policy) and the customer shall forthwith upon request provide the seller with a certificate or evidence of such insurance.

13)  E. & O.E throughout this entire website.

 
14) Delivery Service

We deliver anywhere in the UK mainland. Deliveries will take place between Tuesday through to Friday. If delivery is required on any other days this must be requested and then confirmed by ourselves by email.

If free delivery is agreed and someone is not at the delivery address as arranged to accept the goods then re-delivery will be charged at standard rate for the post code. If a refund is given for the goods the standard delivery charge will be deducted from the refunded total as well as a re-stocking charge if applicable. We advise very strongly that fitting should not be arranged before you recieve the goods. We will not be resposible for any costs (or remedial work costs) incurred if you choose to ignore our advice.

We will not be held responisble for any goods (or part of) that are missing once they have been signed for.

Please see Delivery Charge Page for prices.    

How to Protect your Door

FAILURE TO COMPLY TO THE PROCEDURES LISTED WILL INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY

Door Treatment

   1. Make sure all doors are sanded before treatment so that the best possible finish may be achieved.

   2. It is most important that prior to fitting, the door must be fully treated
       
   3. For Exterior Doors both front and rear surfaces, the sides and both top and bottom edges and any cut outs (locks, letter plates, hinges etc) must be treated with a minimum of three - four coats of a proprietary branded finish or paint suitable for this purpose.
       
   4. For Interior Doors both front and rear surfaces, sides, top and bottom must be treated with a minimum of 3 coats of micro-porous proprietary branded finish or the equivalent suitable for this product. When painting doors use one or two coats of undercoat and at least two coats of paint.
       
   5. Timber is a naturally grown material subject to changes due to variations of humidity and temperature. It is therefore vital that particular attention be paid to the top and bottom edges where the grain is most exposed and where moisture can easily penetrate causing swelling, splitting and warping. Open joints will occur if these areas are not properly treated.
       
   6. Doors should be reduced in size equally from both sides, top and bottom when fitting (no more than 6mm of each side). You must not fit locks on any joints as this weakens the door and could cause an opening of the joints. 

We do not provide a fitting service so we advise all customers not to book fitters until they have received the relevant goods. We shall not be liable for any losses, costs, damages, charges, or expenses caused by any delay for delivery of the goods. Door integrity cannot be guaranteed under severe weather conditions.

Please note that timber is a natural product therefore there may be differences in shading between the styles, top rail, base rail and panels etc. We are not able to colour match if you choose to have your doors stained or pained by us. The Ronseal colours displayed on the website may appear slightly different to the actual colour depending on your monitor settings. We recommend that premium quality Varnish and stain be used. We do not recommend that clear varnish is applied to any hardwood product as this will exaggerate the differences in the shades of timber. We do not recommend the use of water based primers as this may cause the veneer to lift, solvent based primers must be used. If you use a water based primer you do so at your own risk.

Oils, dyes and waxes (unless Osmo Polyx®-Oil- microporus is used) also yacht varnish must not be used as they provide inadequate protection and their use will invalidate your warranty

(Johnstone's quick dry satin woodstain states than 2 or more coats need to be applied. Please note that at least 3-4 coats must be applied to all veneered doors as two coats will not offer adequate protection and will not seal the door properly. If you use only 2 coats you will invalidate your warranty.)

ALL EXTERNAL DOORS (INCLUDING FOLDING AND SLIDING DOORS) THAT ARE SUPPLIED FULLY FINISHED MUST BE RETREATED AT LEAST EVERY TWO YEARS (ONCE A YEAR IF CLEAR VARNISH IS USED). FAILURE DO DO SO WILL INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY.

In the interest of environmental concerns and improved performance products may contain mixed timber of various species with veneered finish. Panels are either laminated timber or MDF with a veneered overlay.

Privacy Policy

1. Kaybee Liverpool Ltd is committed to ensuring that Your privacy is protected. This Privacy Policy explains how Kaybee Liverpool Ltd uses the information it collects about You.

2. When You visit this Website You may be asked to provide information about yourself such as your name, address, e-mail address, telephone number, and details. Kaybee Liverpool Ltd may also use aggregate information and statistics for the purposes of monitoring Website usage in order to help it develop this Website and its services ("Aggregate Data") for which this data will be held internally. This Aggregate Data will not include information that can be used to identify You. Kaybee Liverpool Ltd may also wish to provide you with information about special features of this Website or any services Kaybee Liverpool Ltd thinks may be of interest to you. If you would like to receive this information, please send an e-mail to info@kaybeeltd.co.uk

3. How Kaybee Liverpool Ltd protects your information. The internet is not a secure medium. However, Kaybee Liverpool Ltd has put in place various security procedures to protect Your Personal Data. Kaybee Liverpool's internal procedures cover the storage, access and disclosure of Your Personal Data. All personal data such as credit or debit card information is destroyed after use.

4. Updating your details. If any of the Personal Data that you have provided to Kaybee Liverpool Ltd changes, please let Kaybee Liverpool Ltd know the correct details by sending an e-mail to info@kaybeeltd.co.uk Alternatively, you may contact Kaybee Liverpool Ltd using the details on the Contact page of this Website.

5. Your consent by providing your Personal Data. You consent to the use of your Personal Data as set out in this Privacy Policy. The Data you submit to us is held internally according to the Data Protection Act 1998. If Kaybee Liverpool Ltd changes this Privacy Policy it will post the changes on this Website, and continued use of this Website will signify that you agree to any such changes.

6. Cookies. By accessing this Website, you accept and agree that Kaybee Liverpool Ltd, its affiliated companies or its service providers may send cookies (small pieces of data placed on Your hard disk drive when you access a website or a certain part of a website) to Your computer or other access device in order to personalise Your visit to this Website and/or to learn more about your use or browsing habits while visiting this Website. The cookie may be a persistent or single session cookie.

What is our Cookie Policy?

Cookies and personal data

Regulation 6 covers the use of electronic communications networks to store information, eg using cookies, or gain access to information stored in the terminal equipment of a subscriber or user.

Although devices which process personal data give rise to greater privacy and security implications than those which process data from which the individual cannot be identified, the Regulations apply to all uses of such devices, not just those involving the processing of personal data.

Where the use of a cookie type device does involve the processing of personal data, service providers will need to make sure they comply with the additional requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998 (the Act). This includes the requirements of the third data protection principle which states that data controllers must not process personal data that is excessive. Where personal data is collected, the data controller should consider the extent to which that data can be effectively processed anonymously. This is likely to be particularly relevant where the data is to be processed for a purpose other than the provision of the service directly requested by the user, for example, counting visitors to a website.

Confidentiality of communications and spyware

It should be remembered that the intention behind this Regulation is also to reflect concerns about the use of covert surveillance mechanisms online. Here, we are not referring to the collection of data in the context of conducting legitimate business online but the fact that so-called spyware can enter a terminal without the knowledge of the subscriber or user to gain access to information, store information or trace the activities of the user and that such activities often have a criminal purpose behind them.

Information to be provided

Cookies or similar devices must not be used unless the subscriber or user of the relevant terminal equipment:

(a) is provided with clear and comprehensive information about the purposes of the storage of, or access to, that information; and

(b) has given his or her consent.

The Regulations are not prescriptive about the sort of information that should be provided, but the text should be sufficiently full and intelligible to allow individuals to clearly understand the potential consequences of allowing storage and access to the information collected by the device should they wish to do so. This is comparable with the transparency requirements of the first data protection principle.

The Regulations state that once a person has used such a device to store or access data in the terminal equipment of a user or subscriber, that person will not be required to provide the information described and obtain consent (and discussed above) on subsequent occasions, as long as they met these requirements initially. Although the Regulations do not require the relevant information to be provided on each occasion, they do not prevent this.

Responsibility for providing the information and obtaining consent

The Regulations do not define who should be responsible for providing the information and obtaining consent. Where a person operates an online service and any use of a cookie type device will be for their purposes only, it is clear that that person will be responsible for complying with this Regulation.

Exemptions from the right to refuse a cookie

The Regulations specify that service providers should not have to provide the information and obtain consent where that device is to be used:

• for the sole purpose of carrying out or facilitating the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network; or
• where such storage or access is strictly necessary to provide an information society service requested by the subscriber or user.

In defining an 'information society service' the Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 refer to 'any service normally provided for remuneration, at a distance, by means of electronic equipment for the processing (including digital compression) and storage of data, and at the individual request of a recipient of a service'.

The term 'strictly necessary' means that such storage of or access to information should be essential, rather than reasonably necessary, for this exemption to apply. However, it will also be restricted to what is essential to provide the service requested by the user, rather than what might be essential for any other uses the service provider might wish to make of that data. It will also include what is required to comply with any other legislation the service provider might be subject to, for example, the security requirements of the seventh data protection principle.

Where the use of a cookie type device is deemed 'important' rather than 'strictly necessary', those collecting the information are still obliged to provide information about the device to the potential service recipient and obtain consent.

Wishes of subscribers and users

Regulation 6 states that consent for the cookie type device should be obtained from the subscriber or user but it does not specify whose wishes should take precedence if they are different. There may well be cases where a subscriber, for example, an employer, provides an employee with a terminal at work along with access to certain services to carry out a particular task, where to effectively complete the task depends on using a cookie type device. In these cases, it would not seem unreasonable for the employer’s wishes to take precedence. However, it also seems likely that there will be circumstances where a user’s wish should take precedence. To continue the above example, an employer’s wish to accept such a device should not take precedence where this will involve the unwarranted collection of personal data of that employee.

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