Access to and use of buildinghow.com is subject
to these Terms of Use. Additional terms accompanying
a particular product, software licence, subscription
or service may also apply.
01
Company and scope
The buildinghow.com website and the related commercial
and digital services are operated by BUILDINGHOW TEAM
IKE ("BuildingHOW").
Company
BUILDINGHOW TEAM IKE
Greek Tax ID (AFM)
800844653
G.E.MI. No.
142787801000
Address
3 Eftychidou Street, 11635 Athens, Greece
Certain rights referred to in these terms apply
specifically to consumers, meaning natural persons
acting for purposes outside their trade, business
or professional activity.
02
Website use and user accounts
You must use the website and its services lawfully
and in accordance with these terms.
Where an account is required, you are responsible
for ensuring that the information you provide is
accurate and for maintaining the confidentiality
of your login credentials.
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You may not use another person's account
without authorisation.
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You may not attempt to gain unauthorised access
to services, systems or data.
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You may not use the website in a manner that
could damage, disable or interfere with its
operation.
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Information provided during registration or
purchase must be accurate and kept up to date.
To enter into a purchase contract, you must have
the legal capacity to do so or be duly authorised
to act on behalf of a business or organisation.
03
Products, software and services
BuildingHOW takes reasonable steps to ensure that
product descriptions, technical characteristics,
images, prices and other information displayed
on the website are accurate and up to date.
Minor differences in the appearance of printed or
physical products may result from screen settings,
printing or manufacturing and do not necessarily
constitute a lack of conformity.
For software and digital services, technical
requirements, licence or subscription duration,
permitted users or devices and other restrictions
may be specified on the product page, quotation,
order confirmation or applicable licence terms.
04
Orders and formation of contract
By submitting an order, you confirm that the
information provided is accurate and that you
accept the terms applicable to that purchase.
Receipt of an online order may be confirmed
automatically. If there is an objective error
in the price, availability or an essential
product characteristic, BuildingHOW will contact
you before completing the order.
If an order cannot be fulfilled, any amount already
received for the unfulfilled transaction will be
refunded using the original payment method or
another appropriate method.
05
Prices and payment
Applicable prices and any additional charges are
displayed before an order is completed. The total
amount of an order is not changed because of a
later change to the published price.
Available payment methods may include:
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bank transfer,
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credit, debit or prepaid card through Stripe,
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PayPal,
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payment at BuildingHOW's offices where available.
BuildingHOW does not store complete payment card
details. Electronic card transactions are processed
by the relevant payment service provider.
06
Delivery of physical products
Physical products are delivered to the address
provided during the order process, subject to
availability and the agreed delivery method.
Unless otherwise agreed, consumer orders are
delivered within the period required by applicable
consumer law.
You are responsible for providing complete and
accurate delivery information. Incorrect or
incomplete information may delay delivery.
In consumer sales, the risk of loss or damage
during transport remains with the seller until
delivery to the consumer, in accordance with
applicable law.
07
Consumer right of withdrawal
When a consumer purchases physical goods at a
distance, they generally have the right to withdraw
from the contract without giving a reason within
14 days of receiving the goods, unless a statutory
exception applies.
To exercise the right of withdrawal, you must
inform BuildingHOW before the relevant deadline
by making a clear statement of your decision
to withdraw from the contract.
Returning goods
After exercising the right of withdrawal, the
goods must be returned within the period required
by law. The direct cost of returning the goods
is borne by the consumer unless BuildingHOW
agrees otherwise or applicable law provides
otherwise.
The consumer is responsible only for any reduction
in value resulting from handling the goods beyond
what is necessary to establish their nature,
characteristics and functioning.
Refunds
BuildingHOW will refund payments that must be
returned under applicable law within the legally
required period.
In the case of goods, BuildingHOW may withhold
reimbursement until the goods have been returned
or until the consumer provides evidence that
they have been sent back, where permitted by law.
Where required by law, the refund includes the
standard delivery cost of the original purchase,
but not additional costs resulting from the
consumer choosing a more expensive delivery method
than the standard option offered.
08
Software, digital content and digital services
Software, licences, downloads, online services
and other digital content are subject to the
specific terms applicable to the relevant product,
together with any mandatory consumer rights.
Digital supply and the right of withdrawal
For digital content that is not supplied on a
tangible medium, the consumer's right of withdrawal
may cease once performance has begun, provided
that the consumer has expressly consented to
immediate performance and acknowledged that the
right of withdrawal will be lost once performance
begins, where those conditions are required by law.
Specific rules may also apply where the performance
of a service begins, at the consumer's express
request, before the end of the withdrawal period.
Purchasing software does not by itself remove
statutory consumer rights. Any exception to the
right of withdrawal applies only when the legal
requirements for that exception have been met.
09
Legal guarantee and conformity
These terms do not restrict the statutory rights
of consumers where goods, digital content or
digital services do not conform to the contract.
Where consumer protection legislation applies,
consumers are entitled to the remedies provided
by law in the event of lack of conformity,
which may include repair or replacement, a
proportionate price reduction or termination
of the contract where the applicable conditions
are met.
Any commercial warranty or support programme
offered by BuildingHOW is additional to and does
not replace the consumer's statutory rights.
10
Software licences and intellectual property
The website, software, databases, graphics,
drawings, text, educational materials, trademarks
and other content are protected by applicable
intellectual and industrial property laws.
Purchasing or obtaining access to software does
not transfer ownership of intellectual property
rights. The user receives only the right to use
the software in accordance with the applicable
licence or agreement.
Unless expressly authorised or permitted by
mandatory law, you may not:
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make or distribute unauthorised copies
of software,
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provide activation details or account
credentials to unauthorised users,
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resell, sublicense, rent or commercially
exploit a licence contrary to its terms,
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remove copyright, trademark or other
proprietary notices.
Where a particular product is supplied subject
to a separate software licence or specific
contractual terms, those specific terms apply
to that product, subject to any mandatory
provisions of applicable law.
11
Engineering software and professional use
BuildingHOW software, calculation tools and
engineering content are designed to support
structural design and professional engineering
work. They do not replace professional judgement,
the qualifications required to perform engineering
work or the responsibility of the engineer.
The user is responsible for the accuracy of input
data, the selection of parameters, the evaluation
of results and confirmation that the final design
or application complies with applicable regulations,
engineering requirements and the particular
conditions of the project.
Technical examples, educational material, guides
and website information are provided for
informational or educational purposes and must
be evaluated in the context of the particular
application and current regulatory framework.
12
Availability, errors and liability
BuildingHOW aims to provide reliable and continuous
operation of its website and services but cannot
guarantee that every online service will always
be available or entirely free from technical errors.
Services may occasionally be interrupted for
maintenance, upgrades, security reasons or
circumstances outside BuildingHOW's reasonable
control.
If an obvious error is identified in a price,
technical specification or other information,
BuildingHOW may correct it and, where an existing
order is affected, contact the customer to arrange
an appropriate resolution.
External links
The website may contain links to independent
third-party websites. BuildingHOW does not control
the content or practices of those websites.
Limitation of liability
Any limitation or exclusion of liability stated
in these terms applies only to the extent permitted
by applicable law and does not exclude or restrict
rights or liabilities that cannot legally be
excluded or restricted.
Force majeure
BuildingHOW is not liable for delay or failure
to perform an obligation where and to the extent
that performance is prevented by circumstances
outside its reasonable control.
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Personal data and cookies
The processing of personal data is not described
in detail in these Terms of Use.
Information about the personal data we collect,
our purposes for processing, recipients, retention,
user rights and the use of cookies is provided
in our separate Privacy & Cookies Policy.
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Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by Greek law, subject
to mandatory consumer protection provisions
that may apply to consumers in other countries.
For business or other transactions in which a
jurisdiction agreement may validly be made,
the courts of Athens, Greece shall have jurisdiction.
This provision does not deprive consumers of
jurisdictional or consumer-protection rights
granted to them by mandatory Greek or European
Union law.
Before commencing legal proceedings, you may
contact us so that the parties can attempt to
resolve the matter directly.
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Changes to these terms and contact
BuildingHOW may update these terms when its
services, commercial processes or the applicable
legal framework change.
Updated terms apply from the date they are
published to future use and transactions.
They do not retrospectively alter rights already
acquired under completed contracts unless this
is permitted or required by applicable law.
If you have any questions about these Terms of Use
or an order, please contact BuildingHOW.