Should you need to change the delivery date you will need to contact the store or office from which the goods were purchased at least 2 working days prior to the delivery date to determine if this change can be made.
In general this will restrict all deliveries to the front of the property, inside the front boundary, or as near as possible to the front boundary if access to the property is not possible.
Many of the vehicles used to deliver Stratco’s products weigh in excess of 8 Tonnes and as such will exceed the design capacity of typical household driveways, footpaths and pavers and will almost certainly damage grassed areas. Therefore in most instances Stratco’s delivery vehicles will not be able to enter your premises.
The driver will, if possible, announce when the delivery is being effected. If the site is unattended at the time of delivery the time will be noted on the delivery paperwork.
The delivery drivers are trained in the correct handling and delivery of our products so that they minimise the potential of injury to themselves and damage to the products. Unfortunately they will not be able to accept assistance from others on the site as it may result in injury and or product damage. Therefore, we ask that you refrain from assisting the driver and observe from a safe distance. We particularly ask that young children and pets be kept well clear of the delivery vehicle during this process.
In some instances you may receive more than one delivery as some products may originate from different premises.
In the unlikely event that product is missing or has been damaged during delivery please notify the store or office from which the product was purchased. To assist with rapid resolution of this issue please have all paper work relating to the order and delivery available for reference during the discussion.
When you arrive at the customer pick up area please park your vehicle in the designated pick up locations or follow the directions of the Stratco team members. The Stratco team members have been specifically trained in the handling and loading of Stratco’s products and as such are the best people to load your vehicle.
In the event that your goods are unable to be loaded onto your vehicle Stratco can arrange for the goods to be delivered or you may elect to return with a different vehicle that is suitable to transport your goods. We appreciate your understanding should this situation occur.
The exclusion zones apply for all customer pick up vehicles (cars, utilities, vans, trucks). The location of the designated safety zone may change due to specific site conditions. Stratco team members will advise you when this occurs.
The following diagrams have been provided to assist with determining what types of loads your vehicle is able to transport. All dimensions are from fixed vehicle panels, not including mirrors.
The following notes have been prepared to assist your understanding of our delivery procedures. In doing so it will allow a 'partnership' approach in getting your materials and products delivered to site, on time and in good condition.
Specific delivery times cannot be arranged but deliveries will be made on an agreed day unless you are advised otherwise. As deliveries may be made late in the afternoon it is recommended that you plan to start your project on the day following the delivery. We do not offer 'Cash on Delivery' facilities and all orders must be paid for before delivery.
Delivery of Hardware items from the Stratco Online store will be despatched via Direct Freight Express.
Direct Freight Express will only deliver to the front of a property, they will not enter a house or unpack product.
Specified times cannot be given for delivery, only the delivery date can be given.
Signatures are required for received products.
Specifying delivery to a work address may ensure products are received sooner if there will be nobody to sign for goods at a residential address.
In the event there is no one at the receiver's property at the time of delivery, the driver will leave a card advising the receiver that a delivery was attempted. The receiver is then to make contact with Direct Freight Express to arrange another mutually convenient delivery date.
Goods may be left but only if written instructions are provided at the time the order is placed, for example; 'if not at home, leave behind the side gate'.
Stratco manufactured products, which include products listed under the ‘Home Improvement’ and ‘Building and Construction’ menu, are delivered via Stratco’s own distribution network. Those delivery zones are displayed below. Please note that not all delivery zones are serviced every day. Please confirm the designated delivery days for your zone at the time of order placement.
‘Hardware’ products are covered by a different delivery network. Hardware product delivery availability will be indicated when browsing products under the ‘Hardware’ menu.
Bound by the Hawkesbury River in the north, the Nepean River in the west (including Great Western Highway to Katoomba) and by a line drawn to join The Oaks to Helensburg in the south.
Bound by Budgewoi in the north, and then by a line drawn to join Dooralong to Peats Ridge in the west, and the Hawkesbury River in the south.
Towns along the Great Western Highway from Katoomba to Lithgow.
Bound by the Hunter River in the north to Nelson Bay, Maitland, Braxton, Cessnock and south to Budgewoi.
Bound by Helensburg in the north and ciries and townships along the Pacific Highway south to South Nowra.
Hume Highway from Picton south to Buxton, Bargo, Mittagong, Bowral, Mossvale and Bundanoon.
Bound by South Nowra in the north and cities and townshipd along the Pacific Highway south to St. Georges Basin.
ACT - Bound by Bonner in the north, Duffy in the west, Jerraboberra in the east and Banks in the south. Queanbeyan - An area within 5km radius of central Queanbeyan.
An area within 20km radius of central Goulburn and townships along the Federal/Hume Highway south of Goulburn.
An area within 20km radius of central Crookwell and townships along Crookwell Road between Goulburn and Crookwell.
North of Coolinga Shopping Centre.
South of Coolinga Shopping Centre as far as Arnhem Highway.
NOTE: Weekly run south from Warick to Tenterfield is also available.
Bound by Yatala in the south, Caboolture River in the north and Ipswich in the west.
Bound by Yatala in the north, Tweed River in the south and Canungra to the west.
Bound by Peak Crossing in the north, Rathdowney and Springbrook in the south, Yangan and Fordsdale in the west.
Bound by Caboolture River, Kenilworth in the west and Tewantin in the north.
Bound by Tewantin in the south and Kenilworth in the west and Gympie in the north.
Bound by the Tweed River in the north, Murwillumbah in the west and Lismore and Ballina in the south.
Bound by Murwillumbah in the east and Lismore and Casino in the south, Kyogle in the west and Rathdowney in the north.
Bound by Ipswich in the east, Peak Crossing in the south, Caboonbah and Haden in the north, and MtTyson in the west.
Mt Tyson in the south and Cecil Plains and Dalby in the west, Oakey and Moola in the east.
Cecil Plains and Millmerran in the west, Stanthorpe in the south, Yangan to Fordsdale in the east.
Bound by Two Wells and Port Gawler in the north and from there by a line drawn to connect Willaston, Tea Tree Gully, Clarendon, Willunga and Sellicks Beach.
Bound by the Gawler River in the south and from there by a line drawn to connect Mallala, Pinery, Owen, Alma, Tarlee, Kapunda, Angaston, Eden Valley, Mount Pleasant, Kersbrook and Tea Tree Gully.
Bound by a line drawn to connect Tea Tree Gully, Kersbrook, Mount Pleasant, Harrogate, Callington, Strathalbyn, Kangarilla and Clarendon.
Bound by a line drawn to connect Victor Harbor, Willunga, Clarendon and Strathalbyn to Goolwa, via the Strathalbyn to Goolwa Road.
Bound by a line drawn to connect Strathalbyn, Callington, Mount Pleasant, Palmer, Mannum and following the River Murray south through Murray Bridge, Tailem Bend and Wellington.
Bound by Myponga, Yankalilla, Normanville and Carrickalinga.
Bound by a line to connect Goolwa, Currency Creek, Strathalbyn, Langhorne Creek, Lake Plains, Milang, Clayton and Finniss.
Bound by the Sturt Highway connecting Nuriootpa, Blanchetown and Barmera in the south and from there the road connecting Berri, Loxton, Renmark, Monash, Cadell, Morgan, and Kapunda in the north.
Bounded by the coast from Middle Beach up to Port Wakefield along the Copper Highway through Kulpara, Paskeville, Thrington to Kadina. Down the Moonta Kadina Road to Moonta across to Port Hughes then up the coast taking in Moonta Bay, Warbuto, Wallaroo, North Beach and back to Kadina and the Copper Highway back to Port Wakefield. Includes the area by line to Balaklava, Mallala and Two Wells.
Bound by the Lincoln Highway in the east connecting Tumby Bay and Port Lincoln, along the coast in the south to Coffin Bay in the west, north via the Tod Highway to Cummins and returning to Tumby Bay along Bratten Way.
Bound by a line from the coast south of Millicent to approximately 15kms across the South Australian and Victorian Border in the north and from there by a line drawn directly south to the coast.
Bound by a line drawn from Lochaber Lane to approximately 15kms across the South Australian and Victorian Border in the north, and from there directly south as low as Millicent, then in a direct line to the western coastline, and as far west as Lucindale.
Bound by the coast to Robe, Cape Jaffa and Kingston, east to Woolumbool, Lucindale and from there by a line south west to the coast.
Bound by Keith, Sherwood and Telopea Downs in the north, Kaniva in the east and from there the roads connecting Frances, Padthaway, Marcollat and Willalooka.
Bound by the Glenelg Highway connecting Casterton, Coleraine, Hamilton, Tarrington in the north and south along the Henty Highway connecting Branxholme, Condah, Heywood and Portland, returning to Mount Gambier via the Princess Highway along the coast (Area 5 is only partially shown on map).
Bound by the following suburbs and towns: Werribee, Wyndham Vale, Bacchus Marsh, Melton, Sunbury and Mickleham then via Donnybrook Road and Hume Freeway to Epping.
Bound by the following suburbs and towns: Hume Freeway to Donnybrook Road, Whittlesea, St Andrews, Yara Glenn, Ringwood, Bulleen and Kew.
Bound by the following suburbs and towns: Eastern Freeway, Balwyn North, Blackburn North, Ringwood, Lillydale, Montrose, The Basin, Belgrave, Narre Warren North, Monash/Princess Freeway.
Bound by the following suburbs and towns: Monash/Princess Freeway to Pakenham, then via Ballarto Road to Cranbourne South, Langwarrin and Frankston.
Bound by the following suburbs and towns: Frankston, Portsea, Balnarring, Hastings, Tyabb and Pearcedale.
Bound by the following suburbs/towns: Werribee, Lara, Geelong, Waurn Ponds and Moolap.
North - Two Rocks and Chittering.
East - Pinjarra, Hill Top Line, Mundaring, Wundowie and Chittering.
South - Bouvard and Pinjarra.
North - Lancelin, Gin Gin, Northam and York.
South Coast - Bunbury, Busselton, Collie, Mumballup, Capel and Donnybrook.
South Central - Narrogin, Wagin, Arthur River and Williams.
South Coast - Dunsborough and Margaret River.
South Central - Kirup, Mullalyup, Balingup, Greenbushes, Boyup Brook, Bridgetown and Nannup.