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Terms of hire

Last updated 28 October 2026. [DRAFT: HAVE A SOLICITOR CHECK THESE TERMS]

These terms apply when you hire a storage cube from Cube Drop Limited. A £50 deposit on the website reserves the cube. We then call to go through the details with you, and the balance follows that call. Your rights under consumer law are not affected.

1. Who we are

Cube Drop Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number [COMPANY NUMBER]. Registered office: [REGISTERED OFFICE ADDRESS]. Phone 01565 662244, email drop@cubedrop.co.uk.

2. The booking

3. Price and payment

4. Your right to cancel

Because you book with us by phone and online, you have 14 days from the day the contract starts to cancel, for any reason. Tell us by phone or email. You do not need a form.

After 14 days, if you cancel before delivery: [YOUR LATE CANCELLATION POLICY, E.G. DEPOSIT KEPT]. Ending a hire early: [REFUND FOR UNUSED WEEKS, OR NOT].

5. Delivery, access and the site

6. Using the cube

Please do not store:

Nobody may live or sleep in the cube. The lock is [YOURS / PROVIDED BY US], and you control who has access.

7. Your belongings and insurance

We do not insure the contents of the cube [CONFIRM]. Please check your home insurance covers belongings stored on your property, or arrange cover. The moisture and condensation treatment reduces damp. We cannot promise to remove every risk, so pack sensibly and keep items off the floor.

8. Looking after the cube

Please return the cube empty, swept and undamaged, apart from normal wear. If it is damaged during the hire, other than by our fault, [HOW REPAIRS ARE CHARGED].

9. Extending or changing the hire

To extend, call us before the end date. We extend if the cube is not booked for someone else. The 26-week maximum applies unless we agree otherwise. If the cube is not empty on the collection day, [WHAT HAPPENS, E.G. CHARGED BY THE WEEK].

10. Our responsibility to you

11. If something goes wrong

Call 01565 662244 or email drop@cubedrop.co.uk. We aim to reply within [2 WORKING DAYS].

12. Law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. You can bring claims in the courts of England and Wales, or in Scotland or Northern Ireland if you live there.

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