Terms of service

This store is operated by Minister's Cross Autos Ltd, trading as M-Buildz. Company registration number: 661727. Address: Ballyliddan West, Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare, V95 NT20, Ireland. Email: admin@m-buildz.com. Phone: 085 277 2532.

Products and orders

Read the application, condition, included components and any known faults in each listing before ordering. Ask us if compatibility is unclear. Vehicle collection labels are browsing aids; check the individual part's detailed fitment. This does not limit our responsibility for accurate descriptions or for a purpose you have made known to us and we have accepted.

Some items are used or incomplete; their listings must state this clearly. No general claim of road legality, motorsport approval or suitability for every vehicle is made. Any specific restriction must be stated on the relevant product.

Prices are in EUR. VAT is not charged. Available payment methods and the total payable are displayed at checkout. Delivery charges and any applicable destination charges must be explained before payment. Review your items, contact details and address before submitting an order, and contact us promptly if anything is incorrect. Keep the order confirmation sent to you.

Enquiry-only items are not offered for checkout until their price and supply arrangements have been agreed. If a problem prevents us from supplying an order, we will contact you and refund any payment for goods we cannot supply.

Delivery, cancellation and returns

Read our Shipping & Returns policy for delivery arrangements and your cancellation and return rights. Delivery rates, times and bulky-item arrangements are [TBC — being finalised before launch].

Contact and complaints

For help or a complaint, email admin@m-buildz.com or call 085 277 2532. Include your order reference and explain the issue and the outcome you are seeking.

These terms do not exclude or reduce mandatory consumer rights. Irish law applies subject to mandatory protections available to consumers in their country of residence. Nothing here requires a consumer to give up access to a court or a remedy provided by law.