Concreet SA Terms and Conditions of Sale
These General Terms and Conditions of Sale (“GTCS”) govern the contractual relationship between Concreet SA – Stockeet, a public limited company registered with the Registre du Commerce du Canton de Vaud, whose registered office is at Chemin du Coteau 29A, 1123 Aclens, and the customer (hereinafter “the Customer”) concerning the rental of storage space for personal or business goods.
Stockeet provides Customers with storage spaces for the storage of goods. The spaces are exclusively intended for storage and must not be used for residential, commercial or industrial activities. The nature of the goods stored remains unknown to Stockeet, thus excluding any liability of Stockeet for such goods.
Stockeet does not require a deposit when you sign up for a storage unit. However, you are responsible for any damage you may cause, whether as a result of your own actions or as a result of damage caused by your stored items and equipment. In the event of damage or cleaning costs, the customer agrees to pay the full cost of restoration.
At the end of the rental period and when the tenant moves out, the storage unit must be left empty and in an impeccably clean condition. Stockeet reserves the right to charge a cleaning fee and/or a fee for emptying the unit if it is not returned in a satisfactory condition. The amount of these charges will be determined according to the time and resources required to restore the storage unit. Stockeet also provides its customers with a broom, a dustpan and a small shovel to keep storage spaces clean. Tenants are asked to leave no trace of their visit. To this end, tenants are asked to use the cleaning equipment provided to ensure that the space is left in a clean condition after each use.
The customer is liable for any damage to Stockeet’s facilities, including damage to equipment such as pallet trucks and cleaning equipment. The customer is also responsible for damage caused outside the building, in particular when maneuvering his vehicle on the access platform and in the Stockeet hall. The customer may be accompanied or share access with a third party, but remains solely responsible.
In the event of such damage, Stockeet reserves the right to invoice the customer for the necessary repair or replacement costs. The amount of these costs will be determined according to the extent of the damage and the resources required to restore the installations.
Stockeet provides an additional waste garbage can in the lobby, exclusively for the collection of small items. Under no circumstances does Stockeet offer a collection service for customers’ rubbish and bulky items. The tenant undertakes to take all waste and bulky items with him on each visit and at the end of the rental period. Failure to do so may result in additional charges to the renter, corresponding to the cost of managing and disposing of waste left behind.
In the event of non-payment of rent, Stockeet reserves the right to retain the goods stored in the tenant’s unit. A formal notice will be sent to the tenant, giving him 10 days to rectify the situation. If payment is not made within this period, the rental contract will be terminated. Stockeet may then initiate a seizure procedure with the competent authorities to sell the goods at public auction. The proceeds of the sale will be used to cover unpaid rent and legal costs. The tenant will be informed of the date and place of the sale.
In the event of non-payment, access to the locker will be automatically blocked until payment is made in full. The tenant will only be able to access his or her belongings once all outstanding amounts have been paid in full.
It is the Customer’s responsibility to take out insurance for stored goods. Stockeet does not provide insurance for stored goods and is not responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
Stockeet reserves the right to modify the GTC with 30 days’ notice. Modifications will be considered accepted if not contested by the Customer within 15 days.
The contractual relationship between Stockeet and the Customer is governed by Swiss law. Any dispute relating to the interpretation or application of these GTC shall be submitted to the competent courts of the Canton of Vaud.
For any questions relating to the services or these GTC, the Customer may contact Stockeet by telephone on 021 800 3000 or by email at contact@stockeet.ch.
