DREMC Store Update 2021

Store Updates
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Thank you to all of our customers large and small, near and far, for your continued support! 

 

If you need any urgent spare parts, please submit a ticket here or email us sales@dremc.com.au, we can arrange specials orders or updates on existing arriving shipments. 

Any special order after 30th Nov 2021 will be available after the new year.

Auspost delivery deadline before Christmas 2021

  • Parcel Post – 13 December 2021
  • Express Post – 20 December 2021

Excluding to Perth and Darwin

Delivery Cut off to Perth/Darwin

  • Parcel Post – 8 December 2021
  • Express Post – 15 December 2021

Delivery to NZ

  • Express Parcels - 7 December 2021
  • Standard Parcel - 3 December 2021
  • Economical Parcel - 23 November 2021

Stay safe and happy holiday from David @ DREMC-STORE. 

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