Additional information
| Weight | 3.95 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30.0 × 38.0 × 50.0 cm |
Shipping information
As Mundodorantes.com customer, you have several options for collection or delivery of the lots that you purchase on our website, either by direct sale or by auction:
- Collection at MundoDorantes facilities
You can pick up your lots at our facilities in Lebrija (Seville), once you have been informed by email that the lots are available. You can check our address and the schedule of our collection calendar on our CONTACT section. - Delivery by Transport Agency:
- If the delivery address is in the Iberian peninsula or in one of the countries indicated in our shipping table, the shipping costs will be automatically added to the sales invoice, these are automatically calculated according to the weight table. (SEE SHIPPING TABLE)
- If the delivery address is not in the Iberian Peninsula or in our table of countries, MundoDorantes will send your order in the days following the purchase, with an estimate for settlement with the costs of transport and packaging
- Collection of lots by your private carrier:
- You can use your own means of transport or hire the one of your choice directly. In this case, only, the packaging would be charged if it were necessary.
For more information, check our shipping conditions in the “Shipping or collection options” section at MundoDorantes.com
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