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Terms and business information

Last updated 10 November 2026

These terms cover the use of this website and how quotes and orders work. Your written quote sets out the specific details of your piece and takes precedence where it differs from these terms.

Business details

As required by section 43 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002:

NameWoodPecker Designs
Legal status and registration numberto be added
Owner or directorsZander Louw to be confirmed
Physical addressPretoria, Gauteng street address to be added
Address for legal noticesto be added
Phone067 827 5811
Emailhello@woodpeckerdesigns.co.za
Websitewoodpeckerdesigns.co.za
VAT statusto be confirmed
Industry bodies and codes of conductNone

Our products

Every piece is made to order in solid wood. Photos and colour previews on this site show the design. Natural timber varies in grain and colour from plank to plank, so your piece will not be identical to the pictures. Colour previews are indications only.

Quotes and prices

Payment

We do not take payments on this website. Payment is by EFT to the bank account on your quote or invoice. We will never ask you to pay into a different account by phone or message; if in doubt, call us first.

Delivery

Delivery is free within 50 km of Pretoria. Further afield, delivery is quoted separately. We will agree a delivery date with you once your piece is finished.

Cancellations, returns and guarantees

Your records

We send your quote, invoice and order confirmation by email so you can keep and print a full record of the transaction.

Privacy and security

We handle your personal information as set out in our privacy notice and PAIA manual. The site runs over an encrypted connection and does not collect card details.

Website use

Disputes

Please contact us first and we will do our best to resolve any problem. If we cannot, you may refer the matter to the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud or the National Consumer Commission. These terms are governed by South African law.