This guide explains how to handle, assemble and maintain your Cabanco cabin kit, and what is (and is not) considered a defect. Please read this carefully before and during assembly.
Cabanco supplies cabin kits only. If you are unsure about any stage, we strongly recommend using a competent contractor.
You are responsible for ensuring the kit is assembled:
Cabanco is not responsible for:
Where these result from:
This does not affect your rights if goods are faulty before assembly.
Once delivered, the risk passes to you and components must be stored:
Cabanco is not responsible for damage caused by:
Timber is a natural product and will:
These characteristics are normal and not defects.
To keep your cabin performing correctly, you must:
Failure to maintain the cabin may result in deterioration that is not covered as a defect.
A defect means:
It does not include:
If you believe there is a defect:
This helps us assess and resolve issues fairly and efficiently.
Nothing in this guide affects your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
This guide should be read alongside Cabanco’s Consumer Terms of Sale and related policies. In the event of any inconsistency, the Consumer Terms of Sale prevail.
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