Terms of Use

What these terms of use cover

This website was created by a manufacturer of wooden wall bars from Zaslavl to present the model range, explain the materials and accept orders for production. These terms of use describe the conditions under which you may browse the catalogue, read the articles, leave your contact details and receive a reply from a manager. They are not a dry formality for the sake of it, but an explanation of who is responsible for what while a person is on the pages of the site.

The document applies to every visitor, whether a private buyer choosing a pull-up bar for a child or a purchaser studying the terms of a wholesale supply. Throughout the text, the words "site", "resource" and "online platform" are used as synonyms for the same manufacturer's domain.

Acceptance of the terms

By starting to browse the pages, filling in the contact form or sending a message in a messenger, a visitor agrees to the arrangements set out below. No separate "I agree" checkbox is required for this — simply using the site is enough. If any wording raises questions or objections, it is more sensible to close the tab and clarify the terms of cooperation directly with a manager by phone or in writing than to keep using the resource on conditions that are unacceptable to you.

It should be noted separately: these terms of use do not replace a supply contract. The contract is drawn up separately, when an enquiry moves to the stage of agreeing on the model, the configuration and the lead times.

Status of the site: a product showroom and an enquiry channel

The resource works as an information platform and, at the same time, as a channel for collecting enquiries. It features photos and descriptions of models — the "Krepysh", the "Vershina", the "Vertikal", the reinforced "Atlet" rated for a load of up to 250 kg, the "Minsk Sport" complex, the "Lider" model, the compact "Moy Turnik" and the children's "Maugli". Each product card is a point of reference for the design and purpose, not a public offer in the legal sense of the word.

For example, a visitor choosing an option for a flat with low ceilings or looking for wall bars for home gets a general idea of the dimensions and materials on the site, but discusses the exact configuration and the final price with a manager only after sending an enquiry. The same applies to questions about the availability of a specific configuration in stock and to lead times for custom dimensions.

Rights and obligations of the parties

What a visitor may do

• Freely browse the catalogue, articles and photos of finished products
• Leave an enquiry via the form, by phone, on Telegram or on WhatsApp
• Ask a manager for clarification on dimensions, type of wood and mounting method
• Ask questions about the warranty, delivery and wholesale terms

Obligations of the site owner

• Keep the catalogue and model descriptions up to date
• Respond to enquiries within a reasonable time during working hours
• Not pass a visitor's contact details to third parties beyond what is needed to fulfil an order
• State the real characteristics of the products, including the declared load rating and the material

For their part, a visitor undertakes to provide correct contact details in the enquiry — otherwise a manager physically cannot call back and clarify the details of the order, and the time spent processing the request is wasted.

Intellectual property

All texts, photos of finished wall bars, drawings, design elements and page layouts belong to the site owner. This covers the author's articles, the workshop photos and the graphics in the catalogue alike. Copying, re-publishing on other resources, using photos in your own sales listings or reprinting model descriptions without written consent is not permitted.

If the site materials are needed for an educational review, a comparison or a journalistic publication, it is sensible to write to a manager first and discuss the format of use — the matter is usually settled quickly and without unnecessary bureaucracy.

The enquiry procedure and communication

An enquiry is placed through the form on the site, by phone or by a message on Telegram and WhatsApp. After it is sent, a manager contacts the buyer and clarifies the model, the opening dimensions, the desired configuration — pull-up bar, rings, rope, bench — and the material. At this same stage, the production time and the delivery method are discussed: free of charge to the terminal of a transport company, or by self-pickup from the workshop in Zaslavl.

The terms for wholesale partners are discussed separately: a minimum order of 10 units, work under their own brand, and the availability of certificates of conformity to the technical regulations of the Customs Union. Standard shipment after order confirmation takes 3 to 5 working days.

For parents choosing a complex for a child and looking, for example, at the section of wall bars for kids, communication follows the same scheme: enquiry — clarifying the dimensions and the child's age — confirming the configuration — agreeing on the lead times. There is no separate "simplified" procedure for children's models, since the requirements for the reliability of the fixings are even higher for them.

Prices on the site are for reference

The price shown next to a model is a guide that helps you compare options against one another, not the final price of a specific order. The final amount depends on the dimensions, the type of wood, the configuration, the batch size for wholesale orders and the current production workload. A manager quotes the exact figure after clarifying the details of the enquiry.

Limitation of liability

The site owner makes every effort to keep model descriptions and photos in line with the actual products, but cannot guarantee the complete absence of technical inaccuracies on the pages — a typo in a dimension or an outdated illustration is corrected as it is found. Responsibility for using the site information to make a purchasing decision rests with the visitor: before placing an order, it is worth confirming with a manager all the parameters that matter to you.

The site bears no responsibility for outages caused by the actions of the hosting provider or the temporary unavailability of the messengers through which correspondence with buyers is conducted, nor for damage resulting from the incorrect use of an item in breach of the assembly instructions.

The warranty and its link to these terms of use

The warranty on items of our own production is 12 months and covers manufacturing defects — it is arranged separately from the fact of using the site and is governed by the terms of the specific supply contract, not by these terms. The warranty section on the site is for reference and does not replace the warranty card issued together with the item.

Force majeure

If the performance of obligations — whether a reply to an enquiry, the publication of updates on the site or the production lead times — becomes impossible due to circumstances of insuperable force: accidents in utility networks, acts of the authorities, natural events or other events beyond the control of the parties — the deadlines shift for the period during which such circumstances are in effect. The parties undertake to notify each other of the onset of force majeure at the earliest opportunity.

Changes to these terms of use

The wording of this document may be expanded as the site develops: as new sections, models or contact forms appear. The current version of the terms is always available on this page, and continuing to use the site after changes are published is treated as acceptance of the updated version. Special notices about each edit are not planned — this is standard practice for information resources.

Applicable law

The relations arising in connection with the use of the site are governed by the law of the Republic of Belarus. This applies to matters of intellectual property as well as to the protection of the personal data provided when filling in the enquiry form — their processing is carried out in line with the requirements of the personal data protection act. Disputes, if they arise, are ones the parties try to settle through negotiation, and where that is not possible, in the manner established by the applicable law.

What is prohibited on the site

Part of these terms of use is devoted to direct prohibitions — they are needed so that the resource stays accessible and correct for every visitor, and not only for those who come with good intentions.

• Automated data collection, scraping of the catalogue and bulk copying of product cards
• Attempts to hack, inject malicious code or otherwise disrupt the operation of the site
• Using the contact forms to send spam or advertise third-party services
• Publishing offensive, unlawful or misleading messages on the site
• Impersonating a representative of the manufacturer without the relevant authority
• Copying photos and texts for posting on third-party platforms without agreement

For internal traffic analytics, the Yandex.Metrica counter is used — it records anonymised statistics on visits and on-page behaviour, which helps improve the catalogue structure and the speed of replies to enquiries. This is standard practice and has nothing to do with the prohibitions listed above.

If a buyer still has doubts about a reinforced model — for example, when choosing reinforced wall bars for training with free weights — it is better not to guess from the photos, but to put the question to a manager directly via the contacts section.