Return Policy

Return Policy

Faulty & Defective Items

If you receive an item that faulty or defective on arrival, a troubleshooting member of our team will assist you in troubleshooting before a collection is arranged. You may choose to return the item within 28 days of purchase from when you acquire or a third party other than the carrier and indicated by you acquires, physical possession of the goods. Once your item has been received and processed in our warehouse, you will be offered an exchange or replacement for the item. To meet the return deadline, you must send your communication of cancellation to our support team before the 28-day period has expired.

Repair or Replacement within Warranty

Where a product requires repair and replacement within the applicable warranty period, please contact our support team via the return contact information to process your request

Wrong Items

If you receive an item that doesn’t match your order, please contact our support team via the return contact information to schedule an exchange.

Return Contact Information

Unless the item is broken/damaged or delivered in error, you are responsible for the shipping costs when returning the item back to us. We also highly recommend that you insure the item when returning it back to us because the item must be returned in its original condition. Please note that we are not responsible for breakages or non-delivery by your courier.

Please return all items to the following address:

Returns Department
Triace Ltd,
Cork Road,
Fermoy,
Co. Cork
P61 YN28

You can contact our support team by emailing [email protected] or calling +3532532577.

Your Consumer Rights

Consumer contracts are protected by the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act 1980 (as amended) (“the Act”) and other applicable legislation.

Under the Act the purchaser of goods has a number of rights, including that:

(a) goods must be of merchantable quality – goods should be of reasonable quality taking into account what they are meant to do, their durability and their price.

(b) goods must be fit for their purpose – they must do what they are reasonably expected to do.

(c) goods must be as described – the buyer must not be misled into buying something by the description of goods or services given orally by a salesperson or an advertisement.

These rights cannot be excluded and are in addition to any extended warranty you may purchase or any voluntary manufacturer’s warranty you may be given.

There may be circumstances where you are not entitled to a remedy.

For further information about your consumer rights, visit the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission at www.ccpc.ie.