
Shipping Methods
What countries do we ship to?
Italy - BRT Austria - DHL Belgium - DHL Bulgaria - DHL Croatia - DHL Denmark - DHL Estonia - DHL Finland - DHL France - DHL Germany - DHL Greece - DHL Ireland - DHL Latvia - DHL |
Lithuania - DHL Luxembourg - DHL Netherlands - DHL Poland - DHL Portugal - DHL Czech Republic - DHL Romania - DHL Slovakia - DHL Slovenia - DHL Spain - DHL Sweden - DHL Switzerland - DHL Hungary - DHL |
Couriers and delivery timeframes
To ensure safe, fast, and reliable deliveries to customers, Punto Luce has chosen BRT and DHL.
Indicatively, without implying any obligation for Punto Luce and subject to product availability on the market as well as any force majeure events, the merchandise will be delivered according to the following timeframe: if all the merchandise is immediately available, shipping will be entrusted to the courier within 24/48 hours of receiving payment; the products will be delivered by the courier within the following 24/48 hours, except for the islands, for which 72 hours are expected.
The purchased products will be delivered by the courier BRT or DHL to the address provided by the customer, so it is essential to provide a complete delivery address including all its parts such as the house number and the exact name on the doorbell.
Each shipment will be preceded by an email notifying the shipment and allowing you to know the shipment number to track its position. Product deliveries by the courier will take place during all working days within 24/48 hours depending on the shipping area.
Shipping costs and split shipments
The contribution for transportation, to be added to the price of the purchased products, will be automatically calculated by the system based on the weight of the shipment and the delivery area. The shipment of products by Punto Luce may be split, upon the customer's request, upon payment of a new shipping fee.
Packaging and insured courier service
The shipped products are contained in cardboard boxes of various sizes, sealed on the top and bottom and on the sides with personalized tape.
We recommend (in case of purchasing fragile products) selecting insured courier service.
Verification upon merchandise arrival
According to Article 63 of the Consumer Code, any damage to the packaging of the products must be immediately contested by the customer by placing a written control reserve on the proof of delivery. It is understood that, once the delivery document is signed without any objection, any exception regarding the external characteristics of the delivered items will be precluded.
THEREFORE
Upon receipt, the customer is required to verify the conformity of the product delivered to him/her in relation to the order placed, as follows:
- The number of packages indicated on the carrier's letter corresponds to the number of packages actually delivered;
- The package is intact, not damaged or wet, and not compliant with the standard characteristics (described above) of a Punto Luce package.
Only after such verification, the customer must sign the delivery, after which no objection can be raised regarding the external characteristics of the items delivered in relation to the order placed. In case there is no correspondence between the order and the delivery, according to the aforementioned methods, the customer must not accept the goods and raise the objection directly to the carrier.
In case of noises indicating broken merchandise, we recommend signing with the phrase RECEIVED WITH INTERNAL CONTROL RESERVE.
In case of problems, it is also a good practice to keep all packaging, label markings, and anything else that may be useful to facilitate a quick solution to the problem.
Courier chosen by the customer
In the event that the courier is chosen by the customer outside of those proposed at the time of purchase, the risk of damage and loss of the products is transferred to the customer already at the time of delivery to the carrier, precluding any objections regarding the external characteristics of the delivered items. In this case, any objection must be raised directly by the customer against the courier.