Business Hours
Mon-Thurs 08:00-16:15
Fri 08:00-15:15
Sat-Sun CLOSED
Bank Holidays CLOSED
Lines Close 10:00-10:30 and 12:30-13:15
Emails out of business hours will be dealt with the next working day usually within 24 hours.
F. J. Brindley and Sons (Sheffield) Ltd.
Central Hammer Works
Acres Hill Lane
Sheffield
S9 4LR
United Kingdom
Phone: 0114 244 9663
Email: sales-brindley [at] btconnect [dot] com
(For your information: - Our email address above has been input this way as an anti-spam measure to stop the harvesting of the email address. When you are typing an email to us, the [dot] should be replaced with a dot (.) and the [at] should be replaced with the @ sign as in conventional email addresses)
VAT Registration Number GB 172444469
Making A Purchase
Browse the product sections listed in the left hand column of our website.
You can also use the 'search' facility at any time. The 'advanced search' option allows you to specify a price range.
Once you have found a product you wish to order, make sure you have checked any product options and then click the 'Add to Cart' button.
You can view the contents of your Shopping Cart at any point by clicking on the 'View Cart' link.
You can change the quantity of an item you have added to your Shopping Cart simply by typing over the (default) '1' in the 'Qty' (quantity) field. The Shopping Cart will automatically update the figures accordingly.
You can 'clear' the whole contents of your Shopping Cart at any time, or remove individual items from it.
Once you have finished adding products to your Shopping Cart - go to the 'Checkout'.
At 'Checkout' all the products you are ordering are listed, with all prices shown, along with Shipping and any VAT charges.
You have a choice of payment options - payments are to be made in UK Sterling.
We need all Billing and Delivery Address information from you (there is no need to fill in Delivery information if it is the same address for Billing)
When confirmation of order is received, this is to indicate that we have received your order. It does not indicate that a contract exists between us. We will indicate acceptance of your order, and hence a contract between us, when we send you an invoice. We have included this term to protect us in the case that a mistake has been made in pricing, we have inadvertently under-priced goods, or we are no longer able to supply a particular product for some reason. In the case of a change of price, we will always contact you first to ensure that the price is acceptable.
Shipping And Handling
We currently use DHL, DX Freight and Stanton Logistics to deliver our goods nationwide.
Delivery Schedule
Once completed all orders are dispatched on a standard next day delivery service* Monday-Friday. This is not a guaranteed service and no compensation is available for failed deliveries.
* Excluding Scottish Highlands, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland, Aberdeenshire (AB), British Islands, Isle of Man, Channel Islands, Oversize Pallets (standard 2-3 day service).
Back Orders
If your item is not in stock, we will back order for you. We will always contact you with the option to cancel your order if you would rather not wait.
Tax Charges
All of our prices are shown EXCLUSIVE of V. A. T.
Credit Card Security
All credit card numbers are encrypted in the software when the order is placed using a strong encryption method (128 BIT).
They are only decrypted after they reach us.
They are not held in clear text on any web site.
Guarantee
F.J. Brindley guarantee all work - our longstanding history of quality craftsmanship is based on excellent customer relationships and our track record is superb.
If you have any complaints at all, do not hesitate to contact us.
Reaching Us
If you need to reach us, please email us using the link on the store page, alternatively, you can call on 0114 244 9663 (International +44 0114 244 9663) or write to us at Central Hammer Works Acres Hill Lane Sheffield S9 4LR United Kingdom
Business Hours
Mon-Thurs 08:00-16:15
Fri 08:00-15:15
Sat-Sun CLOSED
Bank Holidays CLOSED
Lines Close 10:00-10:30 and 12:30-13:15
Emails out of business hours will be dealt with the next working day usually within 24 hours.
Privacy Policy
F. J. Brindley and Sons (Sheffield) Ltd. do not disclose buyers' information to third parties other than when order details are processed as part of the order fulfilment. In this case, the third party will not disclose any of the details to any other third party.
This web site uses cookies:
Your choice is to accept cookies or to change your browser's cookie policy before continuing to use this web site.
The reason we offer this choice is that recent EU legislation states that cookies may only be placed with the user's permission.
There is an informative web site about cookies provided by a law firm here: www.aboutcookies.org it explains more about cookies and how you can control their use.
What are the benefits of using cookies?
For you: they store information you enter on a web site so it "remembers" what you entered on a previous page or a recent visit so you need not type it in again.
For us: we can see what pages people visit and spend most time on. That can help us fine-tune the site and that too is to your benefit.
What is the effect of blocking cookies?
In general your experience of the internet will be poorer. Many web sites just won't work. This web site will work but not fully.
We use cookies as follows:
Some are used to gather statistical (NOT personal) information like which pages are most or least popular. A better understanding of our website visitors' interest helps us make our web site more informative and easier to use.
Other cookies are used to store the contents of your shopping cart or the name of a product about which you'd like more information.
All cookies have expiry dates as short as is appropriate to their function. The longest expiry dates are for the statistics so we can identify how many visitors to the website return at a later date. We can not identify who those users are.
We write a "cookies are OK" cookie to your computer if you click "accept" so you don't see the alert again (the cookie expires after 2 weeks).
We do not place (or allow anyone else to place) third-party cookies from our web site.
Any information we hold about your use of our website is private between you and us.
We do not store any personal data in cookies (such as your name).
Our access to information on your computer is limited to what we placed in the cookie when we created it.
Should you block cookies?
There seems no point in blocking all cookies, the vast majority are used for purposes beneficial to you.
Unwanted "tracking" cookies (not used here) are easily blocked and in any case they are not dangerous. But the choice is yours.
If you object to cookies you can set cookies preferences to block some or all of them.
If you choose to block all cookies there are aspects of many web sites, including this, that will not work.
A common choice is to just block the more intrusive third party cookies.
What are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer by a web site. Many are necessary to make the web site work the way it's intended, especially ecommerce and online banking sites.
There's a lot more to the technology than can be explained in a few words, some of it deeply technical. That's why it's not well understood by the general public (and EU politicians!). One good independent attempt at explaining the issues is provided by a law firm here: www.aboutcookies.org
Are cookies "dangerous"?
Any concerns relate to privacy. Recent versions of the main web browsers and good computer security packages help prevent any abuses.
The abuses mostly involve third party "tracking cookies". These can be used to build a profile based on the web sites visited from your computer. This profile is used to target advertising. Some people consider that building a profile like this is intrusive. Browsers can block those cookies and security packages can remove them. Some people ask if a cookie could contain a computer virus. No such risk has ever been demonstrated.
Some people consider that "tracking cookies" are a benefit. They argue that if you are going to see adverts on websites, surely it's better if they are relevant to your interests. In addition many useful non-commercial web sites depend on payment for running these adverts. You decide.
To use this web site either accept cookies or follow these instructions to change your browser's cookie policy before continuing.
c. Only disclose information to third-parties for goods delivery purposes
This web site uses cookies:
Your choice is to accept cookies or to change your browser's cookie policy before continuing to use this web site.
The reason we offer this choice is that recent EU legislation states that cookies may only be placed with the user's permission.
There is an informative web site about cookies provided by a law firm here: www.aboutcookies.org it explains more about cookies and how you can control their use.
What are the benefits of using cookies?
For you: they store information you enter on a web site so it "remembers" what you entered on a previous page or a recent visit so you need not type it in again.
For us: we can see what pages people visit and spend most time on. That can help us fine-tune the site and that too is to your benefit.
What is the effect of blocking cookies?
In general your experience of the internet will be poorer. Many web sites just won't work. This web site will work but not fully.
We use cookies as follows:
Some are used to gather statistical (NOT personal) information like which pages are most or least popular. A better understanding of our website visitors' interest helps us make our web site more informative and easier to use.
Other cookies are used to store the contents of your shopping cart or the name of a product about which you'd like more information.
All cookies have expiry dates as short as is appropriate to their function. The longest expiry dates are for the statistics so we can identify how many visitors to the website return at a later date. We can not identify who those users are.
We write a "cookies are OK" cookie to your computer if you click "accept" so you don't see the alert again (the cookie expires after 2 weeks).
We do not place (or allow anyone else to place) third-party cookies from our web site.
Any information we hold about your use of our website is private between you and us.
We do not store any personal data in cookies (such as your name).
Our access to information on your computer is limited to what we placed in the cookie when we created it.
Should you block cookies?
There seems no point in blocking all cookies, the vast majority are used for purposes beneficial to you.
Unwanted "tracking" cookies (not used here) are easily blocked and in any case they are not dangerous. But the choice is yours.
If you object to cookies you can set cookies preferences to block some or all of them.
If you choose to block all cookies there are aspects of many web sites, including this, that will not work.
A common choice is to just block the more intrusive third party cookies.
What are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer by a web site. Many are necessary to make the web site work the way it's intended, especially ecommerce and online banking sites.
There's a lot more to the technology than can be explained in a few words, some of it deeply technical. That's why it's not well understood by the general public (and EU politicians!). One good independent attempt at explaining the issues is provided by a law firm here: www.aboutcookies.org
Are cookies "dangerous"?
Any concerns relate to privacy. Recent versions of the main web browsers and good computer security packages help prevent any abuses.
The abuses mostly involve third party "tracking cookies". These can be used to build a profile based on the web sites visited from your computer. This profile is used to target advertising. Some people consider that building a profile like this is intrusive. Browsers can block those cookies and security packages can remove them. Some people ask if a cookie could contain a computer virus. No such risk has ever been demonstrated.
Some people consider that "tracking cookies" are a benefit. They argue that if you are going to see adverts on websites, surely it's better if they are relevant to your interests. In addition many useful non-commercial web sites depend on payment for running these adverts. You decide.
To use this web site either accept cookies or follow these instructions to change your browser's cookie policy before continuing.
c. Only disclose information to third-parties for goods delivery purposes
Returns Policy
Please contact us to arrange for goods to be returned.
You may cancel your order by giving us notice of cancellation within 14 days of receipt of delivery. For goods that have been delivered, the customer must arrange and pay for the return of the goods and we will refund the order once we have received the goods back, postal charges will not be refunded. Unwanted goods must be returned unused and in original packaging (unopened)
Custom, made to order items are non-refundable.
For faulty or damaged goods we will offer a refund, repair or replacement (most cost effective solution) .
Your statutory rights are not affected by this guarantee.
Your rights to return goods are protected under the EU Distance Selling Directive which can be found at http://www.hmso.gov.uk/si/si2000/20002334.htm
Subject to our standard terms and conditions. Copy available on request.
F.J.Brindley & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd is a limited company registered in England and Wales.
Reg number: 00246762
Reg office: Acres Hill Lane, Darnall, Sheffield. S9 4LR
VAT No: GB 172444469