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Trade account overview
Commercial refrigeration or catering equipment trade accounts are ideal for businesses which are looking to purchase cabinets or pieces regularly over a period of time. With every establishment having its own constraints and requirements it is necessary for a wide variation of credit limits to be available.
We, Fridge Freezer Direct, offer trade credit accounts in order to smooth the process of purchasing equipment pieces. With our 30-day from invoice policy the bother is taken from regular ordering and the balance can be paid at the end of the allotted time. The process of applying for a trade account is simple as all that is needed is for our simple form to be filled out. Once this has been completed and sent back to us we can submit it to our credit checking procedures and come back to you with an approval amount.
How to apply for a trade account
You can download an application form for a commercial refrigeration and catering equipment credit account with Fridge Freezer Direct Ltd by clicking the links below. Once completed and signed please return by email, post or fax.
Download trade credit account application form. (For sole traders download here.)
Our full trade account terms and conditions can be viewed here.
Upon choosing to open a trade account with Fridge Freezer Direct, please return the provided documentation signed and completed to;
- Our fax number; 01455 250434,
- Our email address; sales@fridgefreezerdirect.co.uk or
- By post to our address which can be found here.
What happens next?
As soon as one of our team has received the completed forms we will provide a courtesy call to the provided contact person to inform of arrival and proceed with the credit check. Our dedicated commercial refrigeration and catering equipment sales team will keep you informed through as much of the process as possible and you will soon be ordering new cabinets with no hassle at all. We will even send a courteous reminder prior to the payment due date so that problems are not caused for the next order.
