Kit for the yard. Appliances for the house.

Shipping is free on every order. There is no minimum, no surcharge by size or weight, and no variation by address — that applies to a pair of pruning snips and to a zero-turn riding mower alike.

Orders are processed within one business day; orders placed at a weekend or on a public holiday are processed the next business day. Delivery within the United States typically takes four to six business days after that. You will get a tracking number by email once the order is dispatched. Estimates can slip for weather or courier delays — if your order passes the window, contact us and we will chase it. The full terms are on our shipping policy.

You have 30 days from receiving your order to request a return. Approval from our support team has to come first — send the request before shipping anything back, or the return cannot be processed. The item needs to be unused, uninstalled and in resalable condition, in its original packaging with the manuals, accessories, keys, chargers and batteries it came with.

Some things genuinely cannot come back, and on this catalogue that matters more than most. Outdoor power equipment that has cut grass or been run outdoors is non-returnable, as is anything that has held fuel, oil or other operating fluids — once an engine has been fuelled it cannot be restocked. The same goes for items showing wear, misuse, unauthorised repair or damage from incorrect assembly.

If your order arrives damaged, defective or is simply the wrong product, contact us within 48 hours of delivery and we will put it right. Read the full refund policy before you buy a mower.

For most suburban lots, battery has won. A modern 56 V mower starts on a button, needs no oil changes, spark plugs, filters or winter fuel stabiliser, and is quiet enough to run early without annoying anyone. The trade-off is run time: one charge covers roughly a third to half an acre depending on grass height, and a second battery is the standard fix.

Gas still wins on sustained work. If you are cutting more than half an acre in a session, felling anything substantial, or working where charging is awkward, an engine will simply keep going where a battery will not. Our gas chain saws run 40cc to 50cc and the riding range is gas apart from one cordless tractor.

The honest summary: buy battery unless run time or raw power is the binding constraint, and if you already own batteries on a platform, weight that heavily — the batteries usually cost more than the tool.

Deck width sets how long the job takes; the terrain sets what kind of machine you want.

Up to about a quarter acre, a 21 or 22 inch walk-behind is right, and a push model is fine on flat ground. Add self-propelled drive as soon as there is a slope worth mentioning — it is the single upgrade people are gladdest of. From a quarter to about half an acre, self-propelled still works but starts to feel like a chore.

Past half an acre, move to a rider. A 30 inch rear-engine rider suits tight, gated yards that a full tractor cannot enter. A 42 inch lawn tractor is the general-purpose choice for an acre or so. A 54 inch zero-turn covers open ground fastest and pivots around trees and beds, but it is less sure-footed on wet slopes than a tractor — on genuinely steep ground, prefer the tractor.

Measure the narrowest gate on the route in before you order any rider. It is the most common reason a machine has to go back.

The working rule is that the bar should be about two inches longer than the thickest wood you will cut in one pass. Cutting with the tip or reaching around a trunk is how most chain saw injuries happen, so size up rather than down — but only to what you can hold steady.

A 12 to 14 inch saw handles limbing, pruning and firewood rounds and is light enough to use one-handed on a ladder, which you should not do anyway. A 16 inch is the general-purpose homeowner size and will fell a tree up to roughly 14 inches through. An 18 to 20 inch is for storm clearance and larger felling, and it is heavy enough that fatigue becomes a real safety factor.

Weight matters more than most buyers expect. A saw you can hold at arm's length for the whole job is safer than a bigger one you cannot.

Measure the opening — height, width and depth — then measure the route in, because the doorway is what usually stops the delivery rather than the alcove.

US standard openings are 24 inches for a built-in dishwasher, 30 inches for a slide-in range, and 33 or 36 inches for a French door refrigerator. Every listing states the width in the title. Leave about an inch of clearance for water lines and cabling behind a refrigerator, and check the door can open far enough for the crisper drawers to clear the cabinetry — a fridge that fits the alcove but cannot open its drawers is a common and expensive mistake.

Counter-depth and standard-depth are not interchangeable. Counter-depth sits roughly flush with your cabinets and costs you interior volume; standard-depth gives you the volume and protrudes several inches. The listings say which is which, and there is a counter-depth collection if that is the constraint.

Everything is covered by the manufacturer's own warranty, and that warranty is the manufacturer's to honour rather than ours to duplicate. VelloraSupply does not add a separate store guarantee on top, and we would rather say so than advertise cover we do not underwrite.

Terms vary by maker and by product: outdoor power equipment commonly runs two to five years for residential use, and major appliances one year on parts and labour with longer cover on sealed systems or motors. Check the documentation in the box for the specific terms, and keep your order confirmation — it is the proof of purchase date a warranty claim starts from.

Two things void cover almost everywhere and are worth knowing before you buy: using residential equipment commercially, and skipping the maintenance the manual specifies. If something fails, contact us with the model and serial number and we will point you at the right service route.