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Buying Online
You can view and buy any of our products online through our online catalogue by clicking the PRODUCT CATALOGUE button on the navigation bar. You will need to give us your contact and delivery details along with your method of payment and any debit/credit details if appropriate.
Cost of Delivery FREE DELIVERY on orders over * £175 in most UK areas. Post & Packing costs will be based on the weight of your order and the delivery area. Bulk charges may apply to orders that are heavy or/and bulky. It will be automatically calculated at the end of your order. You may cancel your order at any stage of the ordering process. Alternatively you can email your order to us and we will calculate the delivery charge for you including any discounts or bulk charges.
*Value before VAT (An additional Bulk charge may apply)
If you would prefer to order your goods by post please download our order form and when complete send to us with your cheque or card details. click here to download order form
Delivery
Main Land UK despatch is by Royal Mail or Carrier on a 24 or 48 hour service as appropriate (weekends not included).
Any order placed after 1.00pm will be despatch the following day. However at busy times please allow 7/10 working days for your order to arrive. (A longer delivery period may be quoted for bespoke products or items not in stock)
Please note that aerosols can only be sent by carrier at the higher carriage rate not by Royal Mail.
Mail Order You may post your order together with a cheque/postal order or with debit/credit details (an order form can be sent to you on request) to J A Milton Upholstery Supplies Ltd, Ellesmere Business Park, Ellesmere, Shropshire, SY12 OEW, UK. Telephone your order to us paying by a credit/debit card on 01691 624023 Fax your order on 0870 777 8935 or e-mail to sales@jamiltonupholstery.co.uk.
Calling in Person
We are more than happy for you to call in person but would ask that you telephone first to establish that your requirements are in stock. We would not wish to cause you a wasted journey.
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