Dagood products are crafted to complement your lifestyle
We take pride in the superior quality and craftsmanship of our products. If you suspect something may be amiss, rest assured — we offer strong warranties to ensure you enjoy your Dagood products for years to come.
- Letterboxes — 5 year structural
- Stainless Steel Address Sign Plaque — 5 year structural
- Acrylic Address Sign Plaque — 3 year structural
- Decal Stickers — 3 year structural
- PVC Fencing — 30 year structural
What does structural warranty mean?
A structural warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship that affect the integrity and normal use of the product within the stated period, under normal conditions.
It does not cover misuse, accidents, alterations, or damage from extraordinary natural events.
Coastal & Salt-Air Environments
Dagood letterboxes are designed for everyday Australian conditions. They are made from galvanised steel and protected with a durable powder coat finish. However, coastal and marine environments accelerate corrosion due to high salt content in the air.
For this reason, our standard warranty does not extend to rust, corrosion, or tea-staining where the product is installed in a coastal exposure zone (generally within 3 km of breaking surf, tidal waters, canals, or exposed coastline). This distance is a guide only — exposure can extend further inland under prevailing winds and local geography, and warranty assessments will take these factors into account.
Recommendation: If you live in a coastal environment, we strongly recommend choosing our 316 stainless steel options for maximum corrosion resistance and long-term performance. While 316 stainless steel offers the best durability in marine conditions, it can still develop tea-staining (a brown discolouration on the surface) if not maintained. Tea-staining does not affect the structural integrity of the product and is considered cosmetic, so it is not covered under warranty.
Outside this coastal exposure zone, our structural warranty will cover any rusting issues occurring naturally, not due to damages or alterations, provided the product has been properly maintained. For clarity, structural rust means corrosion that compromises normal function (e.g. panel perforation, or hinges/locks seized due to corrosion).
Maintenance required to keep coverage
- Rinse with fresh water at least twice per year (or more frequently in exposed environments) to remove salt deposits and pollutants.
- Clean only with fresh water and a soft cloth — abrasive products or harsh chemicals may damage coatings and void the warranty.
- Promptly repair any scratches or chips in the protective coating.
- Avoid alterations such as drilling holes that expose bare metal.
What is not covered by this warranty
- Accidental damage, collision or impact.
- Misuse, neglect, or incorrect installation.
- Alterations or modifications (e.g. drilling, cutting, welding).
- Surface rust resulting from scratches, chips, alterations, or other damage that exposes bare metal.
- Any damage caused by severe weather events such as cyclones, floods, hailstorms, bushfires, or other extraordinary natural events beyond normal conditions.
- Rust or corrosion arising from coastal salt exposure within the coastal exposure zone (generally within 3 km of surf/tidal waters/canals) where standard materials are used.
Need to initiate a warranty claim?
Contact us at support@dagood.com.au to start the warranty process. Please include the product details, a description of the issue, proof of purchase, and clear photos so we can assist promptly.
Once received, our Customer Service and Quality Control teams will review your case. You can expect a call from one of our friendly staff within 3 business days to discuss next steps.
Where a defect is confirmed, Dagood may repair or replace the defective component only. Labour, removal and re-installation costs are not covered, to the extent permitted by law.
Guarantees for Consumers
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.