Delivery charges to the UK mainland are:
– £8

Heavy item surcharge (typically 50-litre bags of soil) of £5 will apply per item at checkout regardless of your basket value.

If the size and/or weight exceeds what our courier allows, they will be shipped on a pallet.

Unfortunately, this means an additional charge will be incurred. These carry a charge of £30 to your basket for the first item in your basket and £20 for subsequent ones.

For the Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Channel Islands, Scilly Isles and Isle of Man, there is a standing charge of £25 (plus any additional heavy item surchages calculated at checkout)

All web orders place before 12pm Monday – Thursday will be delivered next working day. Unless there is an issue with stock levels or a courier issue.

We use plain packaging or security wrap. For dry ice orders ice will be contained in insulated packaging as well.

We currently use DHL Parcel which offer next working day delivery. This service is tracked and recorded. Please enter your email address/telephone to receive updates on your order.

Parcels received damaged must be clearly signed damaged on courier paperwork and reported to House Of Headys within 24 hours.

We can ship on Saturdays, however you would need to get in touch with us to arrange this as delivery fee will cost more for this service.

If you have put the wrong delivery address don’t worry. Just send us an email or contact us and will make sure this amended when booking your order with the currier.

We are very sorry you want to cancel your order. Just inform us as soon as possible so we can cancel the order before shipping. It could take up to 10 days for a full refund deepening on the payment method you chose.

Yes of course, when choosing your delivery method just choose click & collect from store.

We can’t take payment over the phone. It’s quicker to complete your order by placing on our website.

In the highly unlikely event of this, contact us, and we’ll get it sorted asap.

However, should this unlikely event occur, believe that we will and be assured, we will conduct suitable… “retraining” for the picker/packer!

House Of Headys recommends ordering the quantity of dry ice requires for your immediate or short-term use. As a guide, Dry Ice typically sublimates at a rate of 5% to 15% product weight per day depending on the thermal properties of the storage container and the external temperature profile. Product shelf life is variable and significantly affected by other factors such as the quantity of residue product in the insulated storage container and number of times the container lid is opened.

Your order will be packed into insulated packaging with a protective cardboard outer.

Webshop orders placed before 12 am (Mon to Thursday) will be delivered on the next working day, (excluding Public Holidays).

Dry ice has a short shelf life. The more ice you order the longer it lasts. Typically it can lose around 2kg per day. The 2.5kg will usually last for 24hrs if unused and left un-opened. It depends! 10kg can be consumed within minutes if added to sufficient hot water to create large scale effects. However, for smaller more subtle effects the dry ice can last for hours. We ship dry ice in thick polystyrene boxes and the ice will last for 3-4 days depending on how you store the ice. We recommend keeping the ice unopened in the packaging until it is required and to store the box in a safe cold place. Once ice has been used put the lid on the remaining product and place in a cold location.

– You have had the items for 14 working days or less

– The items are in their original condition and unopened ready for resale by house of Headys

In short, if the product is as immaculate as you received it, we can accept a return. If you’ve ripped the box/used it, we can’t.

We are unable to accept sale items.

Let us know asap! We can’t do anything if you’ve not opened it until weeks later (!!) to then say its faulty. Call us first to discuss

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