Kaiser+Kraft review

Kaiser+Kraft names its markets individually rather than grouping them into a worldwide zone. Coverage runs from Germany and Switzerland through France, Spain and Italy to Ireland, Poland and Romania. Check your own country against that list before you build a basket or plan a delivery date.

Its delivery reach is European, so American sites need a different route for their supplies. A US company with warehouses or staff in Germany, Ireland or another covered country can still use the brand for those European locations, which keeps the same supplier in place for that side of the operation.

Yes. The United Kingdom sits among its named markets, alongside Germany, Switzerland, Portugal and Ireland. British orders therefore run through the same supplier as the continental markets, which suits companies that buy centrally for offices spread across several countries.

Shops, workshops and offices buying industrial and workplace supplies from a base in a covered European market. It also suits groups with sites in different countries, since the brand covers several markets within a single relationship rather than a separate supplier arrangement in each country.

Delivery reach is defined market by market, so a country outside the listed ones means no covered route to that address. Buyers in that position usually run another supplier for the sites outside Europe and keep Kaiser+Kraft for the covered ones.

Yes. Coverage is set per market, so offices in different covered countries can order under the same brand. Groups that buy centrally benefit, since purchasing runs through the same supplier relationship rather than a separate setup in each country.

Start with the country list, because that is where the brand defines its reach, then read the delivery and guarantee terms for the market you order from. Conditions are set market by market, so sites in different countries can sit under different terms.