Delivery service

Standard parcels up to 30 kg
Small orders of up to 30 kg packed in cardboard boxes are sent via courier companies. Delivery time is usually 3-9 business days. Parcels are delivered from Monday to Friday during couriers' working hours.

Pallets
Goods that fit on a EURO 120 x 80 pallet weighing up to 1000 kg are shipped via courier. Delivery time is usually 3-10 working days. At the request of the recipient, the driver can remove the pallet from the car with an elevator, and then transport it with a pallet truck, provided that the unloading takes place on a paved, level surface. If it is not possible to use a pallet jack at the unloading site (e.g., gravel road, strewn with stones), the driver is not required to remove the goods from the car. In this case, the consignee may unload the goods from the supplier's car himself or provide another delivery address where unloading is possible. Additional costs associated with the redirection of the shipment and redelivery shall be borne by the buyer.

Pallet delivery without unloading
Pallet deliveries of non-standard dimensions (over 1.2 m in length) are carried out in cooperation with an external shipping company. Approximate delivery time is 3-10 working days from the moment of release of goods from the warehouse, in exceptional cases the delivery time may be extended of which the recipient will be notified by phone or e-mail. Shipments are delivered Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm, except for holidays and public holidays. It is not possible to choose the time of delivery, the recipient is obliged to provide the delivery address at which there will be people available during the delivery hours prepared for unloading. Delivery dates and lead times are not binding unless otherwise agreed in writing. Information on the status of the shipment is given to the best of our knowledge, but without guarantee of timely delivery of the goods.

Due to the dimensions of the shipments, deliveries are made without unloading. The driver delivers the goods only to the indicated address, he is not obliged to unload the goods from the car.

The duty of unloading lies with the recipient. If the recipient does not have the equipment to remove the packed goods from the supplier's car, the pallet should be unpacked on the car and unloaded manually (for the sake of efficiency, it is worth engaging 1-2 people to help; the packages become the property of the recipient). Unloading time should not exceed 30 minutes.

Shipments are delivered by trucks (most often these are so-called solo trucks with a capacity of up to 8t). Therefore, the buyer is obliged to verify the possibility of access to the indicated address. The seller must be informed of all possible access difficulties (restrictions for vehicles over 3.5t and 8t; narrow streets; no possibility of stopping) before finalizing the order. Failure to provide adequate information may result in a delay in delivery and additional costs associated with the need to reroute the shipment or arrange other transportation.

Damage to goods or shipment
Pallet deliveries
Upon receipt of the shipment, the recipient is obliged to check the goods in the presence of the courier.
Before unpacking the pallet, check the condition of the packaging. If you notice any damage (e.g. tear in the packaging, damage to the carrier, dents, deformation of the packed pallet), immediately report this fact to the driver, who is obliged to write a damage protocol in the presence of the recipient.

The protocol should include the date of delivery and a detailed description of damage (including packaging damage) or shortages in the shipment. The protocol must be signed by the courier and the consignee (if the driver does not have a ready form to fill out, the protocol can be written on the waybill). In order to facilitate the later complaint procedure, photo documentation should be made during unloading.
In case of any problems during the acceptance of delivery, please contact the seller.

Courier shipments
The consignee is obliged to check the condition of the shipment before confirming its receipt, in particular to assess whether the shipment has no damage or defects.
If the shipment is damaged or incomplete, the damage protocol should be written in the presence of the courier and photo documentation (photos of packaging and contents) should be prepared.

NOTE: If the damage is blatant (visible before unpacking the shipment, damaged, torn, wet carton, etc.), the protocol must be written on the day of delivery.
If the packaging was intact, and the damage was found after opening the shipment, an electronic damage report must be completed within 5 business days.

Photos and a damage report should be sent to reklamacje@liderwood.pl within 5 working days of receipt of the shipment.

If the shipment is at the consignee's, you must also include a statement waiving the right to file a claim in favor of the sender.
Sending the above-mentioned documentation is a necessary condition for taking into account any claims made by the customer for damage to the shipment in transit.
The information written on the protocol and the date may affect the decision to accept the claim.

Additional costs
If the consignee is not prepared for unloading or is absent during delivery, the shipment returns to the carrier and is scheduled for redelivery. The cost of redelivery and/or storage of the shipment shall be borne by the consignee/customer/buyer. The cost of redelivery is 40% of the basic price.

If delivery is impossible due to road restrictions, a difficult or impassable road or other factors preventing access, the shipment will be returned to the carrier. In this case, the consignee is obliged to indicate another delivery address where the goods can be delivered or collect the shipment in person from the carrier's warehouse. The cost of redelivery and/or storage of the goods shall be borne by the buyer.

Any changes to the shipping order made by the customer/buyer after the shipment is released from the warehouse may incur an additional cost, which may be passed on to the buyer.