Warranty

Standard Coverage

Certain products may be covered by a limited warranty against manufacturing defects for 5 years from the date of delivery.

If a warranty applies, the product page will state:

  • The warranty period
  • What is covered
  • Any category-specific exclusions

What May Be Covered

A valid warranty claim may include:

  • Manufacturing defects
  • Faults in materials
  • Faults in workmanship under normal intended use

What Is Not Covered

The warranty does not cover:

  • Normal wear and tear
  • Damage caused by misuse or accidents
  • Improper storage or care
  • Damage caused by pets beyond intended use
  • Unauthorized modifications
  • Cosmetic changes that do not affect function

How to Make a Claim

To request warranty support, email support@thekindora.com with:

  • Your order number
  • Product name
  • Description of the issue
  • Photos or video where relevant

Resolution Options

If a claim is approved, we may offer one of the following where appropriate:

  • Replacement
  • Store credit
  • Partial refund
  • Full refund

The remedy offered will depend on the issue, product condition, and applicable consumer rights.

No Separate Warranty?

If no product-specific warranty is listed, the item is sold without an additional voluntary warranty beyond rights provided under applicable consumer law.

[AU note: Nothing in this policy excludes rights under the Australian Consumer Law.]
[UK/EU note: Nothing in this policy limits statutory rights that cannot be waived.]
[US note: Consumer rights may vary by state.]

Not Legal Advice

This page is provided for general store policy information only and does not constitute legal advice.

FAQs

Do all products come with a warranty?
Not always. If a warranty applies, it should be stated on the product page.

What should I send with a warranty claim?
Your order number, product name, issue details, and clear photos or video.

Does the warranty cover wear and tear?
No. Normal wear and tear is not covered.

What if local consumer law gives me extra rights?
Those rights still apply where required by law.