Picking to your site list
from $18 per order
You send the parts list, we pick it and label the crates by trade and by phase. Nobody has to sort anything out on site.
Example site for an entirely fictional business — not a real company.
Something like this for you?Service
It is picking to your site list, the trade account, and somebody on the phone who knows what you ordered last time.
Trade counter and online shop
from $18 per order
You send the parts list, we pick it and label the crates by trade and by phase. Nobody has to sort anything out on site.
no surcharge
Recurring orders go onto a shelf with your name on it. Early starters are served from 7 am without queueing.
freight rate applies
Workshop furniture, racking and large machines run straight from the plant to you. We chase the delivery date and tell you when the works move it.
no charge
We compare your risk assessment against the range and show which standard a product is marked to — EN 388 for cut resistance, EN ISO 20345 for safety footwear, EN 397 for helmets. The choice stays yours; the data sheets come with the goods.
from $29 per unit
We take in power tools and pass them to the authorized workshop. Portable appliance testing runs through our test service, with a report and a label.
included with a trade account
Any past order repeats with one click. For consumables we remember how long a pack usually lasts and get in touch before the box runs empty.
no fee
Recommended
no standing chargeon proof of trade
by arrangementtwelve months and up
Sample plans for the demo. None of them can be booked — the buttons deliberately lead nowhere here.
As final prices including sales tax at the statutory rate. Shipping is added and is stated on each product and again in the order summary. For goods sold in packs we also give the unit price per liter, per kilo or per 100. Trade accounts can switch the display to net prices — the final price stays visible before the order is placed.
Unopened goods in original packaging come back within 30 days, either at the counter or by mail using the return label from your order confirmation. The return policy and the return form are part of the checkout and of the confirmation email, not a subpage nobody visits.
No. This page describes how we work, not what the law requires. The notice texts and the terms of sale belong in front of a specialist once; the site provides the places where they take effect — product page, order summary, confirmation. In case of doubt the wording inside the checkout applies, not this summary.
Opened packs, chemicals with a broken seal and anything sourced specifically for you — odd sizes, direct shipments — do not simply come back. Tell us before you order if you are unsure, and we settle it beforehand rather than afterwards.
Stocked lines ordered by 2 pm leave the same working day and usually arrive the next. Collection in store: two hours after ordering, with a message once it is picked. Direct shipments come from the plant, and we confirm the date in writing as soon as we have it.
Yes. A trade account carries a purchase order number, a cost center and a project reference per order. Both appear on the delivery note and the invoice, so your accounts team has nothing to match up.
Proof of trade, an invoice address, one contact — that is all we need. Usually live the same working day.
Wetherall Tool & Safety is invented — the way it is built is not. None of this is work delivered for a client. It is the shape we would give such a project — with the same depth, but without a client who would have to answer for it.
Wetherall Tool & Safety has a trade counter, a warehouse and a shipping operation. The customers are mixed: trade businesses ordering on account with a customer number, and walk-ins collecting something in the morning. A pure online shop serves the first and drives away the second — and a brochure site without prices serves nobody.
Collection ranks equally with delivery
In-store availability, collection, shipping from our own warehouse — all three sit side by side in the range. For a firm that needs something at eight in the morning, collection matters more than a delivery time.
The basket calculates but does not sell
Changing quantities, running the total, emptying the basket — that genuinely works in this demo, because only then does it become clear whether a product page is usable. It ends explicitly at checkout and says what would happen there instead.
A sober archetype on a dense grid
No design statement, just overview: anyone comparing 40 items needs rows of equal height, visible prices and little color. This is the archetype that would also carry a technology or software business.
Deliberately left outNo account, no payment selection, no stock figure per item. Stock that does not come from the merchandise system is guesswork — and guessed availability is worse in trade supply than none at all.
Five pages, in all four languages. Navigation, the basket with quantities and total, the expandable questions and the range view all respond. Indicated only: product photography, directions and checkout; products and prices are invented and marked as such in the footer of every page.
Merchandise management
Item master, prices, quantity breaks, customer pricing and stock come from one system and not from the website. Without that link somebody maintains the same data twice.
Checkout and shipping
Payment methods, invoicing for account customers, shipping by weight, dangerous goods on certain items — and returns, which every shop underestimates.
Retail legal texts
Return policy, terms of sale, how prices and totals are shown, unit prices. In a shop these are not an appendix; they are part of the ordering flow.
This demo took a few days. Your real site gets your content, your brand and your inquiry flow.
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