How this page is maintained

Four simple steps

Four simple steps for a product search

Use the same steps each time so that extra links do not create extra confusion.

1. Describe the product: write down its type, use, size, colour and the details you need to inspect.
2. Check the link: note where it came from, when it was last opened and whether the external page still works.
3. Compare visible information: look at clear images, available variants, measurements and any stated limits. Do not assume what the page does not show.
4. Open the external catalogue only after your search is clear. Check the current price, stock, delivery and terms on that website.
5. Every language page follows the same structure: an independent guide, the same four steps, the same limits and menu links that stay on the current language page. The language buttons connect matching versions of this guide.

What to check

What can be checked and what cannot

A useful guide separates what you can see from what you only assume. These checks help, but they do not guarantee a product or seller. A brand name does not prove authenticity, material, quality or seller reliability. Use it only as a search reference. When two links show the same item, compare their images, variants, source and update date instead of counting them as two different choices.

QC photos: use them only when they clearly show the relevant part and belong to the item you are considering.