Shipment costs within Italy by GLS courier.

Weight/volume 1 cu m = 300 kg. Delivery times 24/48 hours declared by carrier, not binding for the sender. CoD +2%.

• FROM 0 TO 10 KG. = € 19
• FROM 10 TO 20 KG. = € 23
• DA 20 A 100KG. = € 30
• FROM 20 TO 100KG. = € 10 EVERY 50 KG more

CALABRIA – SICILY AND SARDINIA:

• FROM 0 TO 10 KG. = € 25
• FROM 10 TO 20 KG. = € 28
• FROM 20 TO 100KG. = € 40
• OVER 100 KG. = € 16 OGNI 50 KG more

SMALLER ISLANDS, LIVIGNO, VENICE € 11 supplement

Due to repeated and very serious problems encountered with carriers chosen by customers, this option is no longer available and transport must necessarily be made using T.I.F.O. partner carriers with whom subscriptions exist.

International shipment costs relating to non-hazardous goods in single packs up to 40 kg in weight, by means of GLS courier. Weight/volume 1 cu m = 167 kg. Customs operations for goods leaving for countries outside the EU € 40 (Turchia 75). Fuel surcharge € 14. Delivery time declared by carrier not binding for sender. For destinations not shown on the table ad hoc possibilities and quotations will be evaluated.

Costs for international shipments relating to goods packed in several packages, or cumbersome, or over 40 kg in weight, or hazardous goods, by means of ITALSEMPIONE courier.

Weight / volume 1 mc = 300 Kg. Customs departures for countries outside U.E € 65. Return periods declared by the carrier (one week), non-binding for the shipper. For destinations not shown in the table, we will assess ad hoc possibilities and prices.  Fuel surcharge € 14.

There are some articles that conventional couriers cannot transport, such as items operated by compressed air or those indicated on the "Fire and Flame" page. These articles are classified in the HAZARDOUS GOODS category. For more information, see this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Agreement_concerning_the_International_Carriage_of_Dangerous_Goods_by_Road

Only an authorised and certified courier such as ours can handle these types of article without problems. There are companies that save on shipment costs by using unauthorised couriers and without declaring the contents of the packages. We do not do so! If the package should open or if it is chosen for a sample control, the goods would be impounded and you would risk losing both the goods and your money. Our courier is authorised to transport dangerous goods by truck, which is why the list of countries does not include destinations that cannot be reached by road.
Clients living in countries not included in the list, however, may request shipment to addresses in neighbouring areas. For example, a client in Cyprus may request shipment to Greece, or a client in Malta may request shipment to Sicily. Some countries included in the list are not members of the EU. We cannot ship articles included in the "Fire and Flames" page to these countries; inasmuch, the previous example is valid: a client in Norway may request shipment to Sweden, or a client in Switzerland may request shipment to Italy or Germany.

This table is also valid for shipments of non-hazardous goods when weight is over 100 Kg., which would require 3 separate shipments through the GLS courier. To understand how the table works, first of all estimate the overall weight of the goods you wish to purchase. Then identify the price box by matching the COUNTRY line with the UP TO ... KG column. If the weight is in the UP TO 50 KG. column or the UP TO 100 KG. column, the shipment cost is immediately identified. It is worth considering whether to add other goods to the order, since the shipment cost is the same for articles up to 50 or up to 100 Kg. If, on the other hand, weight is over 100 Kg., the procedure is different. The excess weight should be calculated and this figures be multiplied by the corresponding cost. A fixed cost of 35 €uros should be added to the total. Practical example: the cost of shipment for a packaging weighing 210 Kg. to Austria is: (3x32)+35= €uro 131. Direct tracking of these shipments means that as soon as the package is shipped, you will receive a copy of the transport document sent to the courier. Contact data will be provided at the bottom which you can use to enquire about shipment status. Lastly, bear in mind that the weight/volume ratio applied is 1 cubic metre = 300 Kg. and that for non-EU countries flat-rate Italian customs expenses of 65 €uros should be borne in mind.