Terms of Service, Warranty & Accessibility
Woodware operates an inquiry-only workshop desk in Middlebury, Vermont. We do not maintain an electronic payment cart, store customer credit cards, or issue binding automated checkouts online.
| Clause & Reference | Plain Language Provision | Application Reason & Legal Baseline |
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| § 1. Effective Date | These operational terms, inquiry guidelines, solid timber warranty standards, and digital accessibility commitments took effect on November 12, 2026. They govern all digital interactions and workshop commission protocols. | Establishes the chronological baseline for commercial engagements and workshop production queues. |
| § 2. Operating Entity | Commercial agreements and craftsmanship warranties are entered into with Woodwaremvt, trading as Woodware at woodwaremvt.com. Our physical workshop and showroom operate at 1080 Route Seven South, Middlebury, Vermont 05753, Middlebury, Vermont, United States. | Identifies the legal controller, physical manufacturing facility, and jurisdictional domicile. |
| § 3. Scope of Service | Woodware manufactures solid hardwood domestic goods, turned salad bowls, end-grain cutting blocks, kitchen utensils, and custom architectural turnings. This website serves strictly as an informational catalogue, timber specification repository, and inquiry intake terminal. | Clarifies the manufacturing scope and distinguishes workshop craft from commercial retail software platforms. |
| § 4. Inquiry-Only Desk |
Nothing is sold, purchased, or transacted directly on this website. Figures displayed on product pages are starting price estimates, not binding quotations. An inquiry submitted via toru5b8.php initiates a direct consultation with our bench master; a commercial agreement is formed only upon mutual written agreement of timber grade, dimensions, lead time, and payment method.
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Prevents formation of unverified automated purchase contracts on custom hardwood goods subject to natural material variance. |
| § 5. Pricing Foundations | All figures are quoted in United States Dollars (USD). Individual project quotes depend on raw timber board feet, hardwood species (rock maple, black cherry, walnut, white oak), stock thickness, turning depth, complexity of hand joinery, and current production lead times. Custom commissions require a 50% non-refundable material deposit prior to bench milling. | Governs currency denomination and enumerates the physical manufacturing factors that influence project cost. |
| § 6. Acceptable Use |
Visitors may not inject malicious payloads, conduct automated scraping of timber inventories, submit fabricated contact records through toru5b8.php, or abuse the support chat socket at hojedcc.php. Any automated denial-of-service attempts will result in immediate IP banning and server-level rejection.
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Safeguards workshop server resources, honeypot traps, and transmission endpoints against exploitation. |
| § 7. Intellectual Property | All timber specifications, macro photography of wood fibers, product imagery, vector logotypes, brand marks, and technical ledger layouts are the proprietary intellectual property of Woodwaremvt. Unauthorized syndication, commercial duplication, or hotlinking of assets is strictly prohibited. | Protects original Middlebury workshop photography, turning designs, and proprietary copy from digital misappropriation. |
| § 8. Disclaimers & Wood Variance | Digital specifications and dimensional tolerances are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. Wood is an organic biological medium. Natural variances in grain direction, annular rings, mineral streaks, color depth, and ambient hygroscopic movement (seasonal expansion and contraction) are inherent traits of solid timber and do not constitute manufacturing defects. | Sets standard commercial expectations regarding the biological reality of un-veneered hardwood homeware. |
| § 9. Limitation of Liability | To the fullest extent permitted under applicable law, Woodware shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from website downtime, delivery delays caused by freight carriers, or timber movement arising from improper environmental storage (such as dishwashers, microwave exposure, or submerged soaking). Total liability is strictly limited to the amount paid for the specific woodware item. | Establishes proportional liability caps aligned with New England small-batch woodworking manufacturing norms. |
| § 10. Service Termination | Woodware reserves the right to decline, suspend, or cancel inquiry processing or workshop visits for any party who engages in fraudulent behavior, abusive correspondence toward workshop staff, or non-payment of agreed deposit schedules. | Preserves workshop autonomy and worker protection on the Middlebury manufacturing floor. |
| § 11. Governing Law & Venue | These terms, contracts, and craftsmanship agreements are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Vermont, United States. Any legal dispute, mediation, or proceeding arising under these provisions shall be heard exclusively in the state or federal courts situated in Middlebury, Vermont. | Fixes Middlebury, Vermont as the legal forum for all dispute resolutions. |
| § 12. Modifications to Terms | We may modify this clause ledger to reflect alterations in workshop visiting policies, lumber grading baselines, or legal compliance mandates. Any modifications will be posted immediately with a refreshed effective date stamp at the top of this ledger. | Provides transparent notice procedures without requiring retroactive paper notifications. |
| § 13. Commercial Contact | For questions regarding these terms, trade orders, or custom architectural joinery, contact the workshop master at: Woodware, 1080 Route Seven South, Middlebury, Vermont 05753, Middlebury, Vermont, United States. Telephone: 802-388-6297. Email: [email protected]. | Directs commercial and regulatory inquiries to the verified Middlebury physical address. |
Solid Wood Warranty & Moisture Protocols
Woodware warrants all cutting blocks, turned salad bowls, rolling pins, and domestic utensils crafted in our Middlebury workshop against structural lamination failure, glue-line separation, and material warping for a period of twelve (12) months from physical delivery.
- Spontaneous glue-joint delamination in end-grain butcher blocks occurring during ordinary domestic food prep.
- Radial stress fractures emerging from internal log drying tensions in single-block turned cherry bowls.
- True planar warpage exceeding 1.5 millimeters when boards are conditioned per our mineral oil schedule.
- Replacement or precision bench resurfacing at our Middlebury shop at zero additional labor cost.
- Cleaning inside an automated commercial or domestic dishwasher. Heat steam destroys organic cellulose glue bonds.
- Submersion or soaking in a kitchen sink, standing water basins, or wet prep tables.
- Application of chemical bleach, synthetic polyurethanes, marine varnishes, or non-food-safe vegetable cooking oils that turn rancid.
- Exposure to extreme dry microclimates (such as placement directly over forced-air heating vents or radiators).
To file a warranty inspection, contact dispatch at [email protected] with photographs of the board face and end grain. Items may be brought directly to our 1080 Route Seven South workshop Monday through Friday between 08:00 and 17:00.
WCAG 2.1 Level AA Accessibility Commitment
Woodware is dedicated to digital accessibility for all users, including woodworkers, chefs, architects, and domestic buyers who rely on assistive technologies, screen readers, voice dictation, and keyboard navigation.