Legal notice
1. Owner identification
In accordance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), the following information is provided:
- Trading name: CRETA MINERAL SURFACES.
- Owner and controller: Superación Empresarial S.L.
- Tax identification number (NIF): B98432016.
- Address: Calle San Bernabé 53, 03400 Villena (Alicante), Spain.
- Email: info@cretamineral.com.
- Telephone: +34 637 728 451.
Commercial Registry entry: Alicante Commercial Registry, volume 3656, folio 216, sheet A-133062, entry 2.
2. Purpose and scope of the website
CRETA presents continuous mineral coating systems and inspiration for architecture, interior design and professional application. This version allows you to explore the collection and prepare a sample selection. There are no online sales or orders, and the form does not send requests.
3. Use of the website
Users must use the website lawfully, respect third-party rights and avoid actions that disrupt its operation, introduce malicious code or enable unauthorised access to its systems.
4. Content, images and intellectual property
Content and distinctive signs are subject to the rights of their respective owners. Reproduction, distribution or transformation requires authorisation where applicable law so requires, without prejudice to statutory exceptions and limitations.
Product selection and application must be supported by samples and current official documentation.
5. Availability and links
The owner will endeavour to keep information up to date and correct errors brought to its attention. External links provide access to websites managed by third parties and do not imply adoption of their content. These provisions do not exclude or limit the owner’s legally enforceable liabilities.
6. Privacy
Information about personal data is provided in the Privacy policy. Before new forms, bookings, accounts or external services are activated, processing activities and user information will be reviewed.
7. Applicable law and jurisdiction
Spanish law and applicable European Union legislation apply. Disputes will be referred to the courts competent under the applicable rules, respecting mandatory consumer protection provisions and without imposing a waiver of the consumer’s jurisdiction.