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TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR DESIGNERS
These terms and conditions (‘Designer Terms’) apply to all designers who wish to sell through the Space To Show Limited (‘Space To Show’) platform, including the website at https://spacetoshow.com and any related mobile applications (together making up the ‘Platform’). You are what will make Space To Show successful, and we’d like to return the favour for your business.
Introduction
We're sure you already know what we're about, but just to recap: Space To Show Limited, or Space To Show, is a marketplace website and marketing platform, designed to generate opportunities for emerging talent, designers and artists (let’s just call you guys ‘Designers’). We offer the chance to meet with buyers, learn from wholesale professionals, and work in an environment which enables you to start your own design-related business, or take your current business to the next level.
Space To Show will give you a tool to both sell and exhibit your works, in an environment which creates value, with no set-up costs, and which aims to set you up for positive growth and the creation of a revenue stream. Space To Show allows those who comply with our policies and relevant terms, to offer, sell and buy a selection of designer goods.
If you are a designer, 18 years or older, and you’d like to use Space To Show to sell or exhibit your products, art and designs (let’s call them your ‘Works’) then these Designer Terms will apply especially to you, along with our other terms and conditions, which you'll see as links below. We'll try to make this as painless as possible. If you have any doubts working your way through these terms, or we haven’t explained them very well, please get in touch. Most of the points covered go without saying, but please read them anyway.
1. Designer's use of Space To Show
1.1 At all times when using Space To Show you must:
1.1.1 provide honest and accurate information on your Space To Show account pages.
1.1.2 accurately represent your Works in Listings.
1.1.3 honour any additional terms we choose to impose.
1.1.4 respect the Intellectual Property Rights of others, including copyright and neighbouring and related rights, trade
marks, goodwill, rights in designs and all other intellectual property rights, in each case whether registered or
unregistered, and whether existing now, or in the future in any part of the world.
1.1.5 not engage in any practice which seeks to avoid paying fees, including posting anything on Space To Show which encourages Customers to purchase items you have displayed on Space To Showfrom another online vendor, or initiating a transaction on Space To Show, but completing it elsewhere.
1.1.6 not engage in any unlawful, unfair, underhanded, misleading (including fraudulent) or immoral practices, including: creating duplicate profiles; posting fake reviews of your or any other Designer’s Works; engaging in any extortionate practices, including threats, intimidation, or bribery; intentionally interfering with the profiles or Listings of other Space To Show users, in a way that negatively affects their experience of using Space To Show; harassing any user of Space To Show.
Space To Show reserves the right to suspend or terminate your access to their services, if you do not comply with the above.
2. Listings
2.1 Any listing in respect of your Works which you publish on Space To Show (each a ‘Listing’) should include accurate and relevant information, for example: descriptions or graphics (including illustrations or photographs), and should be sufficiently clear to make it easy for the Customer to identify what they are buying. Please follow our Image Guidelines.
2.2 Any photographs you use to display your Works should be your own photographs and not stock photos, artistic renderings or photos you have taken from other sellers or websites. Your use of photographs on Space To Show shall be subject to the intellectual property terms set out in our general website terms of use.
2.3 Payment for the listing space. A different coloured or priced item, needs to have its own listing space. We charge £1 for each Listing, which is renewable as set out in the Fees and Payment Policy of these terms. We will not charge you for any renewed Listing if the item listed has sold. We do not levy multiple charges for the same items or different sizes of the item, if they are specified in the variants.
2.4 Each Listing must be in stock, and available for dispatch, unless the items are bespoke. If you are on holiday, or unable to process the order, item visibility must be changed to hidden in your listing/product information page. We aim to deliver the goods to a local customer in 7 - 10 days from receipt of order.
3. What you can sell through Space To Show
3.1 You can sell your Works through Space To Show. Works can include, by way of examples, clothing, toys, books, artworks, photography, furniture, stationery, homeware or decorative products.
3.2 Works must be original and your own. We do not sell vintage wear, unless it is changed into something new and unique.
4. What you cannot sell through Space To Show
4.1 You cannot not sell the following through Space To Show:
4.1.1 services (besides those which are ancillary to your supply of goods in accordance with these terms).
4.1.2 goods that violate the ownership rights, Intellectual Property Rights, privacy rights or other rights (of whatever nature) of us or of any third party.
4.1.3 any item, the supply of which is illegal or regulated by law including (but not limited to) alcohol, tobacco, drugs or drug paraphernalia.
4.1.4 any items which are, or may reasonably be considered to be, unlawful, indecent, defamatory, offensive or immoral.
4.1.5 any items which may incite or glorify, or may reasonably be considered to incite or glorify, any activity which is unlawful, indecent, defamatory, offensive or immoral.
4.1.6 any items for which a licence or external consent is required for sale. Such prohibited items include, amongst other things, pharmaceutical products, plants, food and livestock.
4.1.7 any item or design which is not your own. You cannot use Space To Show to resell the Works of others.
4.1.8 any other items which we, in our sole and absolute discretion, consider to be inconsistent with our values, or which are not in the spirit of our ethos.
5. Intellectual Property Rights to your content
5.1 Any content you upload to Space To Show will be considered non-confidential. You retain all ownership rights to your content, but by uploading it you are giving us a never-ending, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable licence to use, reproduce, distribute, prepare derivative works of, display and perform the user content for the purposes of administering Space To Show, facilitating the provision of services through Space To Show and marketing Space To Show across different media. This includes making your content available to others during these activities. If you are not clear about the extent
of the licence given above, please contact us and we will explain it for you.
5.2 We are the owner or the licensee of all Intellectual Property Rights on the website. All these rights are legally protected, and any unauthorised use of anything contained in, or resulting from, the website, or any services we provide through it, may violate these rights. All such rights are reserved.
6. Customer Service
As well as great designs, we expect great customer service from our designers. We're working with great partner companies in promoting and distributing your Works, and in making excellent customer care easy and enjoyable for you.
Your obligations
6.1 Your obligations apply to all contracts between you and anyone who wants to buy your Works through Space To Show (let’s just call them the ‘Customer’).
6.2 Each Customer will be invited to give a review of your customer service, product quality and the delivery of any orders made via Space To Show. High standards of customer service are vitally important to the overall success of Space To Show, and the opportunities it offers to Designers.
6.3 If your customer service does not meet the required standards, as set out in these terms, or if you have a high number of negative reviews from Customers, we reserve the right to take necessary action, which may include suspension or termination of your account. We're here to help though, and definitely on your side, so if you need help and advice on how to better your ratings, or have difficulty in a certain area of the sales process, please get in touch.
7. Your own additional terms
7.1 These Designer Terms, together with our Customer terms of sale, which you will find on our website, apply to the sale and purchase of Works through Space To Show. We have made these 'Customer terms of sale' or ‘Seller Terms’ very broad in order to cover all the general terms of the industry. At present all designers need to apply their additional terms to ours. As Space To Showprovides a customer care roll, you can imagine that it wouldn’t be easy following more than 5 000 designers’ individual terms. This is why we include everyone under one set of Seller Terms at check out.
7.2 If you need to impose conditions of longer delivery time, or state that the item is bespoke, this can be done by notifying the customer through the Resolution Centre. Another option is to add information, such as the item is bespoke, to the product information section. Such information must be clearly set out in the relevant Listing, and incorporated in the order process as set out in clause 10 below.
8. Fees and commission – now for the good news.
8.1 The fees and commission we charge you for selling through Space To Show (‘Fees’) are set out below, and in our general Fees and Payment policy. We will charge:
8.1.1 £1 for each Listing. This price may vary from time to time in keeping with our terms. Each Listing will automatically expire after three months, and will need to be renewed by you at a cost of £0.20. As mentioned, we will not charge you for any renewed Listing, if the item listed has sold. We do not levy multiple charges for more than one of the same item, or for different sizes of the item, if they are specified in the product description. It is the listing space which you are paying for. A different coloured or priced item therefore, needs to have its own listing space.
8.1.2 30% commission will be charged on items sold to customers via Space To Show. 10% will be charged for wholesale orders
to industry buyers.
8.1.3 We charge you a fixed fee of £6.50 for local deliver and international deliveries. The remaining delivery fee will be charged to the customer and calculated at check-
out, depending on their location. This fee will be charged whether you choose to drop the item off at our convenient collecting points, or prefer our courier to collect it from you.
8.1.4 VAT will be charge on the total owed to Space To Show only if you are VAT registered.
That's it. Good, right!?
8.2 We reserve the right to amend our Fees from time to time, in line with what is happening in our business. Every time you process an Order (‘Order’) through Space To Show, the Designer Terms and Fees in force at the time apply to the contract between you and Space To Show. It is your responsibility to check what the Designer Terms and Fees are at the time.
Changes to the Fees will not affect Orders already received from Customers.
8.3 We’re entitled to take our Fees from any money held by us. If your Fees are due for payment and we’re not holding money of yours, we will need you to make payment directly to us. Fees are due within fourteen (14) days of the event which triggered the fee.
8.4 If an amount is not paid in full by the due date, we reserve the right to charge you interest at 4% above the Bank of England base rate, a year. Interest applies from the due date of payment until payment in full, whether before or after judgment.
8.5 Any additional fees received from third parties, in relation to third party payment processors, will be negotiated on a case by case basis.
9. Processing Customer orders
9.1 The steps required to create a legally-binding contract between the Customer and you, for the sale and purchase of Works through Space To Show (‘Contract’) are as follows:
9.1.1 Customer places an Order through Space To Show, by selecting the ‘purchase’ option on a Listing, and following the instructions, including acceptance of the terms and price for the Works. Orders are confirmed when the Customer clicks the 'order with obligation to pay’ button at the end of the online checkout process.
9.1.2 When the Customer has confirmed their Order, Space To Show will notify both you and the Customer that the Order has
been passed on to you (the ‘Order Confirmation’).
9.1.3 You must be able to process and dispatch the Works in accordance with the timing set out on the Listing page. The Contract will come into effect, when the Order Confirmation is produced. The Order Confirmation will contain full details of the Customer’s Order and show information regarding delivery details and costs, as were set out in the Listing.
9.1.4 You must then process and dispatch the Works to the Customer, within the time scale set out on the Listing and Order Confirmation. You must set up delivery with our courier service, through Space To Show, who will arrange for 3-way notifications to be sent to you, the Customer and to us, once the item has been delivered. This is for your own security, and to make sure we can release your funds 15 days after the customer receives the product, unless of course he wants to return it.
9.1.5 The Customer can cancel the Order 14 days after the product was delivered, unless it is Made to Order or a Bespoke item. European Law allows all purchases to be exchanged within 14 days for no reason at all. It is out of our hands.
9.1.6 Once the Customer has received the Works set out in the Order, and has not, either cancelled their Contract in accordance with clause 14.1.2 below, or raised any issues with these Works within fourteen (14) days of delivery (the ‘Holding Period’), we shall release the purchase monies to you, less any deduction of our Fees. The 14 days used to calculate the Holding Period will be set automatically when UPS sends notification of delivery. We will action payment on day 15.
9.2 For Customers who are Wholesale Buyers, the steps for creating a Contract are as follows:
9.2.1 Customer places an Order through Space To Show by selecting the ‘purchase’ option on the relevant Listing and following the instructions, including acceptance of the relevant terms, and paying the stated price for the Works. Orders are confirmed when the ‘order with obligation to pay’ button, at the end of the online checkout process, is clicked.
9.2.2 Once the order has been confirmed, Space To Show will notify both you and Customer to confirm passing of the Order to you. This confirmation does not mean that you have accepted the Order yet.
9.2.3 Once you have received the Order, you must review it and respond within five (5) days of the date it was sent to you, confirming acceptance or otherwise. If you don’t accept an Order, you must state the reason, and any payment made by the Customer will be refunded in full.
9.2.4 Once you’ve confirmed your acceptance of the Order, to the Customer, in writing via Space To Show, the Contract (Order Confirmation) will come into effect. The Order Confirmation will contain full details of the Customer’s Order, including delivery details and costs.
9.2.5 Once you’ve processed the Order Confirmation, the Works must be dispatched to the Customer accordingly.
9.2.6 Delivery must be set up with UPS, which will arrange for a 3-way notification to be sent to you, the Customer and Space To Show. To make sure all funds are covered, a final invoice of the confirmed delivery charge, with VAT if applicable, must be send to the Customer before shipment can be made. Any amounts outstanding will be your responsibility, so please make sure the invoice is generated, and payment confirmed by us, before you send the shipment.
9.2.7 The Holding Period for Wholesale Buyers is 28 days. We will make payment, if no issue has been raised, on day 29.
9.3 Before a Customer can confirm an Order under 9.1.1 above, they need to tick a box confirming their acceptance of our Terms and Conditions, including the Customer Terms of Sale on our website. The Customer will not be able to place their order, without first accepting the terms.
10. Prices of Works for Customers and Wholesale Buyers
10.1 Listings must clearly state the price of the Work being advertised, including any applicable taxes or charges. It is your responsibility to ensure that prices, taxes and charges shown in Listings are accurate. We accept no responsibility for inaccuracies there. We recommend you add all the Fees we charge, into your sales price.
10.2 Prices for wholesale listings must be excluding VAT when you add the information on the product page for wholesale, it will be added in the final invoice to the Buyer, if applicable. You are responsible for your own VAT/Tax returns.
11. Payment
11.1 Customers will pay the price of the Works to us, and we shall hold these monies until the end of the Holding Period, after which it will be paid to you.
11.2 We will maintain suitable client deposit accounts, which may include bank accounts and/or accounts on payment platforms such as PayPal (such accounts as we may use from time to time, being collectively referred to as our ‘Client Account’), in which all monies (other than the interest accruing on such monies) paid to us in relation to Customers’ Orders, will be held on trust.
11.3 We will put suitable arrangements in place, to ensure that all such monies paid to us are:
11.3.1 paid into the Client Account and held on trust for you during the Holding Period
11.3.2 subject to the other terms of clause 11, and the terms of clause 13 below (Guarantee), paid out (by BACS or other secure online payment facility) from the Client Account, to your bank account, as soon as reasonably practical, at the end of the Holding Period.
11.4 We shall be entitled to take our fee out of any monies held by us in the Client Account.
11.5 Subject to applicable laws, we are hereby authorised to deduct any applicable taxes, bank processing charges, card processing charges and/or other payment processing charges, however arising, from any monies paid into, or held in the Client Account, under these Designer Terms.
11.6 We shall ensure that all payments made into the Client Account (whether by credit card, debit card, bank transfer or other payment method) are made in a secure manner, and in this regard we shall adhere at all times to appropriate testing and verification standards and requirements, in accordance with good wholesale practice.
11.7 Where we pay monies out, such payments will be made to your bank account, as per the details you have provided to us. It is your responsibility to ensure that accurate bank account details are provided, and you warrant and represent to us that you have the authority of the account holder, to receive payments from us into that bank account.
11.8 We aim to process any payments made by us as promptly as possible. However, electronic payments and bank transfers are subject to normal banking procedures, and in some cases payments can take a number of days to clear. Delays in clearing electronic payments or bank transfers are outside of our control, and we accept no responsibility for
such delays.
12 Delivery and shipping
12.1 You must set the delivery date for the Works which appear in your Listing (this will be reflected in the Order Confirmation), and you must make all reasonable effort to deliver by that date.
12.2 If at any time before the delivery date, something happens which is outside of your control, and which affects that date, you must provide the Customer with a revised delivery date as soon as possible. All communication with the Customer must be via the Resolution Centre, where a record will be kept of this process.
12.3 If you cannot deliver the Works by the delivery date – and unless there is an agreement with the Customer in writing, via the Resolution Centre:
12.3.1 you must notify the Customer that you cannot deliver the Works;
12.3.2 you must cancel their Order, and we will issue the Customer with a full refund; and
12.3.3 you will be responsible for any costs incurred in processing the Customer’s refund
12.4 Delivery of the Works is considered to have taken place when they arrive at the address provided by the Customer, and UPS have sent notification of delivery. You are responsible for the Works until delivery has taken place. Once delivery has taken place, the Customer is responsible for the Works.
12.5 You are required to use our courier service, which is easily booked through your account page. The terms of these delivery services and the fees we charge you to use them, are set out in the Fees and Payment Policy and in clause 8.
12.6 You are responsible for the Works until the Customer has received them.
13 Guarantee
13.1 You have a legal duty to supply the Works in conformity with the Contract. You will not have conformed with this duty if, upon delivery of your Works to the Customer, and for the duration of the Holding Period (i.e. 14 days for Customers and 28 days for Wholesale Customers), the Works are not of satisfactory quality, or do not conform with their description in the relevant Listing.
13.2 If the Customer notifies you or us within the Holding Period, that the Works are not of satisfactory quality, or do not conform with their description in the relevant Listing, we will continue to hold any monies paid in relation to these Works, in the Client Account until:
13.2.1 you and the Customer notify us (via the Resolution Centre) that the issue has been resolved to your mutual satisfaction, and we are satisfied that this is so, at which point we will release the monies to you;
13.2.2 or the Customer notifies us that the issue remains unresolved, and is not likely to be resolved within a reasonable timeframe, and we are satisfied that this is so, in which case we may refund the monies to the Customer.
14. Withdrawal and cancellation
14.1 Customer’s right to cancel:
14.1.1 Customers, other than Wholesale Buyers, can cancel a Contract by informing you of their decision to do so, no later than fourteen (14) days after they have received the Works, as confirmed by the Notification of Delivery. They may do this for any reason, including that they have simply changed their mind. They do not have to give a reason for cancelling, and will incur no liability to you for doing so, except that they must, at your request, return the Works to you in an undamaged condition and at their own expense. We will then, without delay, refund them, less any premium
delivery charge, which you can keep.
14.1.2 The above right to cancel does not apply to items which are: made to the Customer's specifications; bespoke; custom made; made to order; clearly personalised; items liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly.
14.2.1 Customers who are Wholesale Buyers can cancel a Contract if 10% of the order received does not comply with their needs. They can do so by informing you of their decision to cancel not later than twenty eight (28) days after they have received the Works, as confirmed by Notification of Delivery. They must, at your request, return the Works to you in an undamaged condition and at their own expense. We will then, without delay, refund them, less any premium delivery charge, which you can keep.
14.2.2 Wholesale Buyers can cancel a contract before it has been delivered, providing they cover all costs incurred to you at the time of cancellation. These costs will be deducted from the money held in escrow, once we receive the amount owed from you. The rest will be refunded to the buyer and paid to the designer.
14.3 Customer’s rights to cancel for faulty Works:
14.3.1 If a Work is faulty by reason of manufacturing defect, then the Customer can contact the Resolution Centre via Space To Show (‘Fault Notification’) and you will make all reasonable effort to reach a settlement with the Customer.
14.3.2 Space To Show retains the right to intervene in the event of a Fault Notification in which it believes a refund is due. Space To Show can at its discretion refund a Customer for the price of the Works. If we make a refund under this clause, we will deduct such amount from future sums due to you, or invoice you for the amount of the refund. Such invoice will be payable within 30 days after the date of the invoice.
14.4 Your right to cancel
14.4.1 You may withdraw a Listing before an Order is placed, by removing the Listing from Space To Show. You may do this for any reason, and you will incur no liability for doing so, but as best practice you should state your reasons for withdrawing the Listing where it is appropriate to do so.
14.4.2 You may only cancel a Contract after it has been made if:
a) you are unable to fulfil the Order, you have notified the Customer as soon as possible that this is the case, and you agree that the Customer should receive a full refund.
b) both you and the Customer agree to cancel the Contract prior to shipment of the relevant Works, and you agree that the Customer should receive a full refund.
c) you have decided to refuse service to the Customer, and you agree that the Customer shall receive a full refund.
d) the Customer did not receive the Works ordered, even though you provided proof of shipping, and you have issued a refund for the Works.
e) both you and the Customer have agreed that the Customer may return the relevant Works for a refund, and you have received the returned Works, and issued a refund to the Customer in respect of them.
14.4.3 If the Customer is to receive a full refund, but their initial payment incurred payment charges (e.g. credit card processing fees) which cannot be refunded, you will bear the cost of these payment charges.
15. Liability and limitation
15.1 Nothing in these terms limits or excludes any party’s liability for death or personal injury caused by its negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, breach of the terms implied by section 12 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (title and quiet possession), defective products under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, or any other liability that cannot be lawfully limited or excluded.
15.2 Subject to clause 16.1, we will have no liability whatsoever to you, or to any Customer of yours, in respect of any Contract entered into between you and that Customer. You will indemnify us in respect of any costs, expenses, losses or damages we incur as a result of:
15.2.1 any Contract entered into between you and a Customer.
15.2.2 any claim against us, made by any Customer, which relates to a Contract entered into between you and a Customer.
15.2.3 any breach by you of these Designer Terms. This means you will be liable and responsible for any such costs, expenses, losses or damages we suffer, arising out of the above.
15.3 Subject to clause 16.1, you will not be liable to the Customer, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, arising under, or in connection with, the Contract for:
15.3.1 any loss of profits, sales, business, or revenue.
15.3.2 loss or corruption of data, information or software.
15.3.3 loss of business opportunity.
15.3.4 loss of anticipated savings.
15.3.5 loss of goodwill.
15.3.6 any indirect or consequential loss.
15.4 Subject to clauses 16.1 and 16.3, your total liability to the Customer in respect of all losses arising under, or in connection with, a Contract between you and that Customer, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, shall not exceed the price of the relevant Works as set out in the relevant Listing.
16. Events outside your control
16.1 In this clause, an event outside your control (an ‘Event') means an Event or sequence of events beyond your reasonable control, preventing or delaying you from performing your obligations under the Contract, including an act of God, fire, flood, lightning, earthquake or other natural disaster, war, riot or civil unrest, strike, lockout or boycott, or other industrial action, interruption or failure of supplies of power, fuel, water, transport, equipment or telecommunications service, or material required for performance of the Contract.
16.2 If you are delayed in, or prevented from, performing your obligations under a Contract due to such an Event, you must promptly notify the Customer of the Event, and its expected duration, and use reasonable effort to minimise the effects of that Event.
16.3 If, due to such an Event, you:
16.3.1 are, or will be, unable to perform a material obligation; or
16.3.2 are delayed in, or prevented from, performing your obligations for a continuous period exceeding thirty (30) days, you and the Customer may renegotiate the Contract to achieve, as nearly as possible, the original commercial intent, but should such renegotiation not be possible, for whatever reason, within thirty (30) days of the Event, the Customer may, at their discretion, terminate the Contract on immediate notice, on or after the thirtieth (30th) day from the Event.
17. Termination
17.1 Our relationship with you under these Designer Terms is referred to as this ‘Agreement’.
17.2 Either we or you shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement, by giving the other party at least one (1) month’s notice in writing.
17.3 Either we or you shall be entitled (without prejudice to our other rights) to terminate this Agreement immediately, by notice in writing to the other, if the other party is declared bankrupt, a voluntary arrangement is approved, or an administration order is made, or a receiver or administrative receiver is appointed over any of the other party’s assets, or
an undertaking, resolution, or petition to wind up the other party is passed or presented (other than for the purposes of amalgamation or reconstruction), or if any circumstances arise which entitle the court or a creditor to appoint a receiver, administrative receiver or administrator, or to present a winding up petition, or make a winding up order, or a bankruptcy petition or order.
17.4 We shall be entitled (without prejudice to our other rights) to terminate this Agreement immediately by notice to you in writing.
17.5 On termination of this Agreement for any reason:
17.5.1 you shall continue to honour any current Orders you have already accepted (i.e. those Orders in relation to which you have already issued an Order Confirmation), but you shall otherwise refrain from accepting any further Orders, and shall remove all Listings from Space To Show, and refrain from selling through us.
17.5.2 any money held by us in the Client Account shall be paid out to either you or the Customer, in accordance with clause 12, save that for the purpose of this clause the Holding Period shall be 28 days.
17.6 Termination of this Agreement, however arising, shall not affect any of our or your rights and remedies under this Agreement, which have accrued up to the point of termination.
17.7 Clauses in these Designer Terms, which expressly or by implication survive termination of this Agreement, shall continue in full force and effect.
18. Your contract with us
18.1 By using Space To Show, you warrant and represent that you have sufficient authority to enter into this legally binding contract with us, for the use of Space To Show.
18.2 These Designer Terms, and any documents expressly referred to in them (including any Listing, Order or Order Confirmation, our Customer Terms of Sale, our general Website Terms of Use and our Privacy and Cookie Policy), constitute the entire Agreement between you and us, and supersede and extinguish all previous agreements, promises,
assurances, warranties, representations and understandings between us, whether written or oral, relating to their subject matter. You acknowledge that you do not rely on any statement, representation, assurance or warranty (whether made innocently or negligently) that is not set out in these Designer Terms, or any document expressly referred to in them (including our Privacy and Cookie Policy). You and we agree that neither of us shall have any claim for innocent or negligent misrepresentation, or negligent misstatement, based on any statement in these Designer Terms.
19. Ethics and Good Practice
19.1 Space To Show is committed to ensuring that all Works sold meet its ethical standards. You are responsible for producing and manufacturing in ethical and humane conditions.
19.2 All materials used in creating the Works must be environment-friendly and come from sustainable resources.
20. Wholesale
When making a Listing you will be asked whether you are able to produce wholesale orders for trade buyers. These Designer Terms will apply to such trade Orders, but you are encouraged to ensure you have appropriate Seller Terms in place to cover such Orders.
21. Our right to vary these Terms
21.1 We may amend these Designer Terms from time to time, without notice to you.
21.2 Every time you place a Listing on Space To Show or receive an Order through Space To Show, the Designer Terms in force at that time will apply to the contract between you and us.
21.3 We may revise the Designer Terms from time to time to reflect the following circumstances:
21.3.1 changes in relevant laws and regulatory requirements;
21.3.2 changes to our business, and the services we offer through Space To Show;
21.3.3 any other circumstances which, in our reasonable opinion, require us to revise the Terms.
21.4 If we have to revise the Terms as they apply to your Order, we will contact you in writing (which can include via email) to give you reasonable advance notice of the changes, and let you know how to cancel your contract with us if you are not happy with the changes.
22. Communication with us and your Customers
22.1 Customers will contact you via the Resolution Centre.
22.2 Our contact details are Space To Show Limited, 2 Hilliards Court, Chester Business Park, Chester, CH4 9PX.
22.3 Any notice or other communication given by you to us, or by us to you, relating to these Designer Terms, shall be in writing and delivered via Space To Show.
22.4 A notice or other communication shall be deemed to have been received:
22.4.1 if delivered personally to the other’s address.
22.4.2 by 9.00 am on the second Business Day after posting, if sent by pre-paid first class post, or other next-working-day delivery service.
22.4.3 one Business Day after transmission, if sent by e-mail.
22.5 In proving the service of any notice, it will be sufficient to prove:
22.5.1 in the case of a letter, that such letter was left at the appropriate address, or properly addressed, stamped and posted to the appropriate address.
22.5.2 in the case of an e-mail, that such e-mail was sent to the specified e-mail address.
22.6 The provisions of this clause shall not apply to the service of any proceedings, or other documents in any legal action.
24. General legal terms
24.1 We are Space To Show Limited, a company registered in England and Wales under company number 11898938. Our registered office address is Maple House, Woodland Rise Tn15 0hy
24.2 We may amend these Designer Terms from time to time as set out in clause 20. Please check these Designer Terms to ensure you understand the terms and conditions which will apply at the time you sign up to Space To Show, or process any Orders through us. You should print a copy of the Terms, or save them to your computer for future reference.
24.3 We may update Space To Show from time to time, and may also change the content at any time. However, please note that any of the content on Space To Show may be out of date at any given time, and we are under no obligation to update it. We do not guarantee that Space To Show, or any content on it, will be free from errors or omissions.
24.4 You are responsible for making all arrangements necessary for you to have access to Space To Show, for example by providing a working internet connection. You are also responsible for ensuring that all persons who access Space To Show through your internet connection are aware of these Terms, and that they comply with them.
24.5 When we refer, in these Designer Terms, to ‘in writing’, this includes e-mail.
24.6 We may transfer our rights and obligations under a Contract to another organisation, but this will not affect your rights or our obligations under these Terms. We will always notify you by posting on Space To Show if this happens.
24.7 You may only transfer or sublicense your rights or your obligations under these Terms to another person if we agree in writing.
24.8 These Designer Terms apply between you and us, however Customers who have placed an Order for your Works through Space To Show, may also seek to enforce these Designer Terms. Apart from these Customers, no other person shall have any rights to enforce any of its terms, whether under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 or otherwise.
24.9 Each of the paragraphs of these Terms operates separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining paragraphs will remain in full force and effect.
24.10 If we fail to insist that you perform any of your obligations under these Terms, or if we do not enforce our rights against you, or if we delay in doing so, that will not mean that we have waived our rights against you and will not mean that you do not have to comply with those obligations. If we do waive a default by you, we will only do so in writing, and that will not mean that we will automatically waive any later default by you.
24.11 Any dispute or claim arising out of, or in connection with, these Designer Terms, or their subject matter, or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims), shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of England and Wales, and we both irrevocably agree that the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising out of, or in connection with, these Designer Terms, or their subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims).
24.12 Space To Show and its servers are based in the United Kingdom. We make no claims concerning whether Space To Show or the content on it may be downloaded, viewed, or be appropriate for use outside of the United Kingdom. If you access Space To Show or the content on it from outside of the United Kingdom, you do so at your own risk. Whether inside or outside of the United Kingdom, you are solely responsible for ensuring compliance with the laws of your specific jurisdiction.
TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR USERS
Space To Show is a marketplace where you can purchase unique items directly from our registered designers. We thrive on offering you distinctive products created by talented people. Whatever you choose, from whichever designer, we want you to have a positive shopping experience on our platform. This is after all the crux of our business, and an integral part of what makes it work, for both us and our designers. Your rights as stated below, protect you as you use our services, and also explain what is expected of you as a customer.
This policy is part of Space To Show Law, which is our Terms and Conditions. By browsing or shopping on Space To Show, you’re agreeing to this policy and these Terms.
1. Understanding our part in the process
1.1 Space To Show acts as a facilitator in the buying process between you and the designer or artist. We provide a venue for buyers to find, learn about, and enter into transactions with sellers around the world. It is important to note, however, that Space To Show is not a part of that transaction – we simply collect the funds on your behalf, to keep in escrow until you are satisfied with your purchase.
1.2 By shopping on Space To Show you understand that you are not buying directly from Space To Show, but from one of the many talented designers you’ll find on the website.
1.3 Space To Show does not guarantee or endorse any items sold on Space To Show, or any content posted by sellers (such as photographs, information and language used).
1.4 Each seller on Space To Show has their own process, and will therefore differ in how long they take to deliver.
1.5 After every buying experience, you are able to rate the designer, so you can rest assured that the designer is motivated to provide you with good service. You also have the option of returning the purchase within the 14 day cooling off period, and can trust that your refund will take place quickly, as it is held by Space To Show and not the designer.
2. Purchasing an item on Space To Show
2. 1 When you purchase an item through Space To Show, you’re directly supporting independent businesses, each with its own unique products, marketing and processing times.
2.2 By making a purchase from a seller on Space To Show, you agree that you have read the Customer Terms of Sales on each individual product page, before doing so.
2.3 You must pay for your purchases through our payment gateway, which caters to PayPal or Sage Pay. Please note we do not store your card details, and all other information will be fully encrypted.
2.4 You take full responsibility for shipping information provided.
2.5 All payments are made in UK pounds.
2.6 You may not purchase from a designer for the sole purpose of leaving a negative review.
3. Rating your purchase.
3.1 You can rate (a one to five star rating) on an item for 30 days after the delivery date. The estimated delivery date is the purchase date + processing time + shipping time.
3.2 You can rate the designer on product quality, delivery and experience.
3.3 You cannot edit your ratings.
3.4 Once any issue has been resolved through the Resolution Centre, both you and the designer will be rated on how the dispute has been handled.
4. Resolution Centre and Returns
Although Space To Show acts purely as facilitator in the transaction between a buyer and a seller, and is not directly involved, we provide an on-line Resolution Centre, in the unlikely event that a dispute should arise.
4.1 If you reside in the European Union, you are entitled to a 14-day ‘cooling off period’, or a ‘right of withdrawal’, during which you may return an item for any reason. This is in keeping with Space To Show own 14 day cooling off period.
4.2 You have the right to return your purchase, providing it is in its original, unused condition, with all labels attached.
4. 2 Once the designer confirms receipt of the goods, you will be refunded in full.
4.3 It is advisable that all communication is logged, in the interest of providing you the best possible service, with no chance of miscommunication. In the event of an unresolved dispute, Space To Show will intervene out of goodwill, and assist with resolving the matter, based on the terms of Space To Show Law.
4.4 The 14 day cooling off period begins from the date of delivery. Space To Show will be notified by the courier service when the item has delivered to the address specified.
4.5 Neither Space To Show, nor the seller, are liable for any loss of goods once they have been delivered to the address specified. It is your responsibility to make sure the address provided is suitable, and safe to have the item delivered to.
4.6 A Non-Delivery occurs when a buyer places an order and submits payment, but the seller does not ship the item or does not ship the item to the correct address. The designer does not get the buyer’s money until the buyer is satisfied with the purchase. This means if you do not receive the item, your money is held safely in escrow by Space To Show, and can be refunded if the order is not shipped. Please note that designers risk having their shop suspended or closed, if the number of cancelled/returned items is too high.
4.7 You can use the Resolution Centre on Space To Show to communicate directly with designers, if you need to get in touch at any time about your purchase. You can access the Resolution Centre on your account page once you’ve made a purchase.
4.8 If you’re unhappy with your purchase after the 14 day cooling off period has lapsed, you can take the issue up with the designer on the Resolution Centre. This could be for an exchange, or a full refund if the designer is in agreement.
4.9 You may not use the Resolution Centre to send unsolicited advertising or promotions, requests for donations, or to spam, harass or abuse a designer, interfere with a transaction, or interfere with the business of another member.
4.10 You cannot return items of bespoke, made to order, made to measure, or altered items. Please take extra caution when ordering bespoke or tailored items.
5. Requesting a Cancellation
Only designers may cancel transactions, and mainly for reasons beyond their control. Buyers may request that a designer cancel an order through the Resolution Centre.
Space To Show Wholesale is a business-to-business platform which connects, and simplifies transactions between, artists and designers, and retail businesses. This policy explains your rights and responsibilities, as a wholesale buyer, when using Space To Show.
This policy is part of Space To Show LAW, also known as our Terms and Conditions. By applying to have access to our designers for the purpose of placing wholesale orders, you’re agreeing to Space To Show Law.
1. Our Limitations of Liability
1.1 Space To Show does not manufacture, store or inspect any of the items sold through our Services. Space To Show acts as a facilitator in the buying process between you and the designer or artist. We provide a venue for you to find, learn about, and enter into transactions with, Designers from around the world. It is important to note, however, that Space To Show is not part of those transactions. Our role is to collect the funds on your behalf and keep them in escrow, until you’re satisfied with your purchase. This creates a safer, more secure interaction for both you and the Designer.
1.2 By purchasing from Space To Show you understand that you are not buying directly from Space To Show, but from one of the many talented designers on Space To Show.
1.3 Space To Show does not guarantee or endorse any items sold on Space To Show, or any content posted by designers including photographs, information and language used in listings.
1.4 Space To Show cannot and does not make any warranties about the quality, safety or even the legality of designer content. Any legal claim related to an item you purchase must be brought directly against the seller of the item. You release Space To Show from any claims related to items sold through our Services, including for defective items, misrepresentations by sellers, or items which caused physical injury (like product liability claims).
1.5 Each seller on Space To Show has their own length-of-processing period, and you will agree to the estimated delivery date before order confirmation.
1.6 After every buying experience you are able to rate the designer, so you can rest assured that the designer has motivation to provide you with good service. If your order is not satisfactory, you can trust that your refund will be quick, as it is held by Space To Show and not the designer.
1.7 The terms below are there to protect both you and the Designer. The Designer has the right to add additional terms for you to sign, as long as they don’t conflict with these terms. In the event that the terms conflict, these terms will govern all other terms.
1.8 You release us from all liability relating to the transaction between you and the Designer.
1.9 You may come across materials you find offensive or inappropriate while using our Services. Space To Show is not responsible for the accuracy, copyright compliance, legality or decency of content posted by users.
2. Becoming a Wholesale Buyer on Space To Show
2.1 You or your company must apply and be approved by Space To Show to view and purchase from our designers.
2.2 You may only make purchases on Space To Show Wholesale, in order to resell the purchased items.
2.3 You must represent retail businesses. Buyers must be able to provide a valid VAT number for your business and proof of recent buying invoices.
2.4 You may only sell purchased items at the business represented on your application. False representation is considered a violation of our policies.
2.5 Space To Show reserves the right to approve or reject any application, and to terminate our services to a buyer at anytime.
3. Buyer Terms
3.1 You guarantee that you represent a retail business and have the authority to enter into agreements on behalf of that business.
3.2 Once the Designer accepts your order, you agree to make payment in full. The contract between you and the Designer can only commence once payment has been received. Your order can not be processed without payment.
3.3 You will be prompt in paying for the order, through our trusted payment gateway, Sage Pay.
3.4 Space To Show will keep this amount in escrow and release it to the designer 28 days after you have received the goods.
3.5 We offer the best shipment rates available. If you have a designated courier service you’d prefer to use, you need to request approval from the designer.
3.6 The Designer has the right to reject your order request.
3.7 You agree to allow Designers and Space To Show to contact you via phone, email, or through the Resolution Centre regarding orders you place. Delaying the order by not responding can result in Space To Show suspending or terminating your contract. Any cost that this delay may cause will be your responsibility.
4. How to place wholesale orders
4.1 All orders on Space To Show Wholesale must be placed through the Space To Show Wholesale purchase order system. This is to ensure a successful trade for both you and the seller. We would hate anything to go wrong, which is why we take the necessary steps to protect you and the designer through using this platform. Placing Space To Show Wholesale orders outside the Space To ShowWholesale purchase order system is considered fee avoidance, and may result in the suspension or termination of your and the Designer’s accounts.
4.2 Once you have selected your items, you will be prompted to pay 100% of the wholesale cost, excluding VAT.
4.3 The Designer will receive an e-mail notice of the order, and at this point has the right to deny the order for any reason, if they wish.
4.4 Once the Designer accepts the order and confirms the delivery date, and the funds have cleared with Space To Show, the contract will commence between you and the Designer.
4.5 A final invoice, with courier costs and VAT if applicable, will then be sent before shipment takes place.
5. Samples
5.1 If placing your first order with a Designer, we strongly recommend that you first request a sample, before placing an order. If a sample is supplied, the sample:
(a) remains the property of the Designer at all times. Any samples, drawings, descriptive matter, or advertising produced by the Designer, is provided for the sole purpose of giving an approximate idea of the Products. They shall not form part of the Contract, nor shall they have any contractual force.
(b) shall be your responsibility from the time it is delivered to you.
(c) shall be returned to the Designer upon their request, and in any event, within 14 days of the date of its delivery to you.
(d) shall be your responsibility, as far as any costs incurred in its return to the Designer, are concerned.
(e) shall be returned to the designer in the same condition in which it arrived, and shall be packaged, at your expense, to a standard at least as high as what it arrived in.
5.2 In the event that the sample is lost, destroyed, or in any way damaged whilst under your care, the Designer shall be entitled to the replacement value of the samples from you.
6. The Product
6.1 If an Order is placed by a Wholesale Buyer based on the sample, then the bulk of the Products will correspond with the sample in quality and design. The Designer, however, shall have no liability to the Buyer unless more than 5% of the Products do not so correspond. Issues can be raised through the Resolution Centre. The discussion will be logged there, so it is in your best interest to raise issues through the Space To Show portal.
6.2 Five days is deemed sufficient for the Buyer to have had reasonable opportunity to compare the bulk of a consignment of Products with the samples.
6.3 This period is also deemed sufficient for the Buyer to have noticed any defect which renders any Products out of accordance with the contract. If no defects are registered within the period, the Products are considered to have been accepted so delivered.
6.4 All terms, conditions and warranties (whether implied or expressly stated), whether created by the Designer or their servants or agents, or otherwise (other than those express warranties set out in the Contract), relating to the quality and/or fitness for purpose of the Products, are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.
6.5 The designs of the Products (including any copyright, design right or other intellectual property) shall be the property of the Designer.
7. Delivery
7.1 The Products shall be delivered to you at your address, or such other location as the parties may agree. The risk in the Products shall pass to the Buyer upon such delivery taking place.
7.2 The Delivery Date is approximate and any claims arising as a result of late delivery are excluded.
7.3 The Designer is entitled to make delivery of the Products in instalments.
7.4 The Buyer shall promptly obtain all necessary import licences, clearances and other consents necessary for the purchase of the Products. You are solely responsible for any costs, fees or charges necessary to obtain such licences, clearances or consents. The Designer shall promptly, upon request, supply all documents reasonably required by the Buyer for this purpose. Some Products may comprise materials embargoed in other jurisdictions. Delivery outside of the EU may not be possible, or may be delayed, as additional authorisations are sought on such Products.
8 Cancellation
8.1 To avoid doubt, and without prejudice to any other right the Designer may have in the event of you, the Buyer cancelling any Order, the Buyer shall immediately, upon demand, be required to indemnify the Designer against any costs and losses relating to the cancelled order.
9 Acceptance of the Products/Returns
9.1 No Products delivered to you, the Buyer, which are in accordance with the Contract, will be accepted for return, without the prior written approval of the Designer, on terms to be determined at the absolute discretion of the Designer.
9.2 If the Designer agrees to accept any such Products for return, the Buyer shall be liable to pay a handling charge of 10% of the invoice price. Such Products must be returned, at your cost, by the courier company used to deliver the goods, to the Designer, in the same unused condition in which they were sent, in their original wrapping, and in their original shipping carton.
9.3 Products returned without the prior written approval of the Designer, may at the Designer’s absolute discretion, be returned to you, or stored at the Buyer’s cost, without prejudice to any rights or remedies the Designer may have.
10 Title and Risk
10.1 The Products shall be at the Buyer’s risk as from delivery.
10.2 Property in the Products shall not pass to the Buyer until:
(a) the Buyer has paid the Price plus VAT (if applicable) in full; and
(b) no other sums are due from the Buyer to the Designer.
10.3 Until property in the Products passes to the Buyer, the Buyer shall hold the Products on a fiduciary basis as bailee for the Designer. The Buyer shall store the Products (at no cost to the Designer) separately from all other Products in their possession, and marked in such a way that they are clearly identified as the Designer’s property.
10.4 Notwithstanding that the Products remain the property of the Designer, the Buyer may sell or use the Products in the ordinary course of the Buyer’s business, at full market value for the account of the Designer. Any such sale or dealing shall be a sale or use of the Designer’s property by the Buyer on the Buyer’s own behalf, and the Buyer shall deal as principal when making such sales or dealings, and shall not act as the Designer’s agent. Until property in the Products passes from the Designer, the entire proceeds of sale or otherwise of the Products shall be held in trust for the Designer, and shall not be mixed with other money, or paid into any overdrawn bank account, and shall be at all material times identified as the Designer’s money.
10.5 The Seller shall be entitled to recover the Price (plus VAT) notwithstanding that property in any of the Products has not passed from the Designer.
10.6 Until such time as property in the Products passes from the Designer, the Buyer shall upon request deliver up such of the Products as have not ceased to be in existence or resold, to the Designer. If the Buyer fails to do so, the Designer may enter upon any premises owned, occupied, or controlled by the Buyer, where the Products are situated and repossess the Products. On the making of such request, the rights of the Buyer under clause 10.4 shall cease.
10.7 The Buyer shall not pledge, or in any way charge by way of security for any indebtedness, any of the Products which are the property of the Designer. Without prejudice to the other rights of the Designer, if the Buyer does so, all sums whatever owing by the Buyer to the Designer shall forthwith become due and payable.
10.8 The Buyer shall insure, and keep insured, the Products to the full Price, against ‘all risks’ to the reasonable satisfaction of the Designer, until the date that property in the Products passes from the Designer, and shall whenever requested by the Designer, produce a copy of the policy of insurance. Without prejudice to the other rights of the Designer, if the Buyer fails to do so, all sums owing by the Buyer to the Designer shall forthwith become due and payable.
11. Remedies of Buyer
11.1 The Designer shall be under no liability whatever to the Buyer, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, for any for any loss of profit, or any indirect loss or consequential loss suffered by the Buyer, arising under or in connection with this Contract.
11.2 The Designer’s total liability to the Buyer, in respect of all other losses arising under, or in connection with this Contract, whether in contract, tort, breach of statutory duty or otherwise, shall in no circumstances exceed the Price of the Products.
11.3 The Buyer agrees that any claims against the Designer must be brought within 9 months of the alleged breach by the Seller (‘the Contractual Limitation Period’), and that any claims brought after the expiry of the Contractual Limitation Period shall automatically fail, as being out of time.
12. Retail
12.1 The contract is solely for the onwards sale of the Products by the Buyer, ‘wholesale’.
12.2 Save where selling directly to consumers, the Buyer undertakes to obtain the prior written consent of the Designer to any onwards sale of all, or any of the Products, to other retailers, and expressly agrees not to sell or offer for sale any of the Products to any retailer that sells accessories at a discount, or at what in the opinion of the Designer constitutes an undervalue.
13. Insolvency
13.1 In the event that the Buyer becomes subject to any of the events listed in clause 13, the Seller may terminate the Contract with immediate effect, by giving written notice to the Buyer, and the provisions of clause 11 shall apply. The Designer will then be able to obtain access to any of the Buyer’s premises, and obtain possession of any of the Designer’s Products.
13.2 For the purposes of clause 13.1, the relevant events are:
(a) the Buyer suspends, or threatens to suspend payment of its debts, or is unable to pay its debts, as they fall due, or admits inability to pay its debts, or (being a company or limited liability partnership) is deemed unable to pay its debts within the meaning of section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986, or (being an individual) is deemed either unable to pay its debts, or as having no reasonable prospect of so doing, in either case, within the meaning of section 268 of the Insolvency Act 1986, or (being a partnership) has any partner to whom any of the foregoing apply;
(b) the Buyer commences negotiations with all, or any class of its creditors, with a view to rescheduling any of its debts, or makes a proposal for, or enters into, any compromise or arrangement with its creditors other than (where the Buyer is a company) where these events take place for the sole purpose of a scheme for a solvent amalgamation of the Buyer, with one or more other companies, or the solvent reconstruction of the Buyer;
(c) (being a company) a petition is filed, a notice is given, a resolution is passed, or an order is made, for, or in connection with, the winding up of the Buyer, other than for the sole purpose of a scheme for a solvent amalgamation of the Buyer, with one or more other companies, or the solvent reconstruction of the Buyer;
(d) (being a company) an application is made to court, or an order is made, for the appointment of an administrator, or if a notice of intention to appoint an administrator is given, or if an administrator is appointed over the Buyer;
(e) (being a company) the holder of a qualifying floating charge over the Buyer's assets has become entitled to appoint, or has appointed, an administrative receiver;
(f) a person becomes entitled to appoint a receiver over the Buyer's assets, or a receiver is appointed over the buyer's assets;
(g) (being an individual) the Buyer is the subject of a bankruptcy petition or order;
(h) a creditor or encumbrancer of the Buyer attaches or takes possession of, or a distress, execution, sequestration or other such process, is levied or enforced on, or sued against, the whole of, or any part of, its assets, and such attachment or process is not discharged within 14 days;
(i) any event occurs, or proceeding is taken, with respect to the Buyer, in any jurisdiction to which it is subject, that has an effect equivalent, or similar to any of the events mentioned in clause 12.2(a) to clause 12.2(f) (inclusive);
(j) the Buyer suspends, threatens to suspend, ceases or threatens to cease to carry on all or a substantial part of its business;
(k) the Buyer's financial position deteriorates to such an extent that in the Seller's opinion, the Buyer’s capability to adequately fulfil its obligations under the Contract, has been placed in jeopardy; and
(l) (being an individual) the Buyer dies or, by reason of illness or incapacity (whether mental or physical), is incapable of managing his or her own affairs, or becomes a patient under any mental health legislation.
13.3 Without limiting its other rights or remedies, the Designer may suspend provision of the Products under the Contract, or any other contract between the Buyer and the Designer, if the Buyer becomes subject to any of the events listed in clause 13.2(a-l), or the Seller reasonably believes that the Buyer is about to become subject to any of them, or if the Buyer fails to pay any amount due under this Contract on the due date for payment.
14. Force Majeure
14.1 Neither party shall be liable for any failure or delay in performing its obligations under the Contract, to the extent that such failure or delay is caused by a Force Majeure Event. A Force Majeure Event means any event beyond a party's reasonable control, which by its nature could not have been foreseen, or, if it could have been foreseen, was unavoidable, including strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving its own workforce or a third party's), failure of energy sources or transport network, acts of God, war, terrorism, riot, civil commotion, interference by civil or military authorities, national or international calamity, armed conflict, malicious damage, breakdown of plant or machinery, nuclear, chemical or biological contamination, sonic boom, explosions, collapse of building structures, fires, floods, storms, earthquakes, loss at sea, epidemics or similar events, natural disasters or extreme adverse weather conditions, or default of suppliers or subcontractors.
15. Proper Law of Contract
15.1 This Contract is subject to the law of England and Wales.
15.2 The parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, and irrevocably agree that proceedings issued out of the said courts may, without prejudice to the rules of service of such courts, be served on them, by delivering such proceedings in an envelope addressed to the party to be served, at the address for such party set out in this Contract.
By placing an order through the Space To Show website, you confirm that you are duly authorised to enter into this contract, and confirm that you have read, understood and accept these Conditions, and accept that these Conditions will apply to all future contracts for the sale of Products by the Designer to your company.
PRIVACY & COOKIE POLICY
1. Informative note
1.1 The data you entered, including personal identification data, addresses, telephone numbers and emails, will be processed by Space To Show using electronic systems, and in our function as Data Controller we will use it for the sole purpose of answering your requests. Your data will not be disseminated or made available to others.
1.2 Processing your data is necessary in order for Space To Show to fulfil the services we offer to you.
1.3 As the concerned party, you may exercise the following rights: to ask the Data Controller to confirm the existence of your data, and to communicate such data to you in intelligible form, to be informed of the processing methods and logics, to ask for your data to be updated, integrated or erased. To exercise such rights, you may write to us at Space To Show LIMITED, Maple House Woodland Rise, Tn15 0hy
2. Cookie Policy
Space To Show uses cookies, which may include third-party cookies, to improve your navigation experience and to allow you to use our online services and display advertising in line with your preferences. The cookies used on this website are included in the categories described below. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used.
2.1 What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file automatically stored on your computer in the browser. Cookies contain basic information on your use of the Internet, and by means of the browser, are recognised whenever you visit the website.
2.2 How to deactivate cookies in browsers
2.2.1 If you are using Internet Explorer
In Internet Explorer, click on ‘Tools’ and then ‘Internet Options’. On the Privacy tab, move the slider up to block all cookies or down to allow all cookies, and then click on OK.
2.2.2 If you are using Firefox
Go to the ‘Tools’ menu of the browser and select the ‘Options’ menu. Click on the ‘Privacy’ tab, deselect ‘Accept cookies’ and click on OK.
2.2.3 If you are using Safari
In Voting Browser, select ‘Edit’ and select ‘Preferences’. Click on ‘Privacy’. Set ‘Cookies Block’ to Always and click on OK.
2.2.4 If you are using Google Chrome
Click on the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar. Select ‘Settings’. Click on ‘Show advanced settings’. In the ‘Privacy’ section, click on ‘Content Settings’. In the ‘Cookies’ section, select ‘Block sites from setting any data’ or select the ‘Block third-party cookies and site data’ checkbox. Then click on OK.
If you are using another browser, search the cookie management method in the browser's settings.
2.3 Cookie management
2.3.1 Technical cookies
2.3.1.1Activities necessary for operation
These cookies are technical and allow the site to work properly. For example, they are used to keep you connected during navigation and prevent you needing to log on again to open another page.
2.3.1.2 Preference saving activities
These cookie are used to save the preferences you select during navigation.
2.3.1.3 Statistic and audience measuring activities
These cookies help to understand, by means of data gathered in an anonymous, aggregated manner, how users interact with our websites, by providing information on the visited sections, the time elapsed on the website, and possible malfunctions. This information helps us improve the quality of our websites.
2.3.2 Third-party cookies
2.3.2.1 We use various suppliers, who in turn may install cookies for the correct operation of the services we are providing. Please click on the links provided in the following table, for more information on third-party cookies, and on how to deactivate them.
Furthermore, the http://www.youronlinechoices.com/uk/your-ad-choices page provides information on behavioural advertising, and on how to deactivate or activate the listed companies which work with website managers, for collecting and using information useful for accessing advertising information.
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These cookies allow us to active the following service components. The list of services used and the links to the respective cookie policy pages are shown below.
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Registered in England 11898938
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