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About Dexam

Dexam is a family-run kitchenware company based in Midhurst, West Sussex, that two brothers started in 1957. The web shop is run by Dexam International Ltd (company number 00565580), which develops and imports cookware, ovenware, kitchen textiles and barware and also supplies them to other retailers through its trade arm. What Dexam sells Supreme stainless steel saucepans and deep roasters, plus frying pans, grill pans and fondue sets School of Wok by Dexam woks in pre-seasoned carbon steel, non-stick and uncoated finishes, and bamboo steamers Sintra glazed terracotta jugs and serveware, terracotta cheese bakers and tagines Love Colour tea towels, double oven gloves and gauntlets, and RHS by Dexam printed textiles and tableware CellarDine wine accessories such as the Chillcore 3-in-1 system, Vintage Kellogg's worktop savers and Chasseur cast iron Kitchen knives and sharpeners, baking tins and cookie cutters, mixing bowls and weighing scales sit alongside the cookware, and an outlet section lists reduced lines. Delivery and returns Dexam delivers within the UK only; its delivery page says exports were suspended after Brexit because small European orders became too complex and costly. Standard delivery takes 3 to 5 days and costs £4.94, or nothing on orders over £40. Express next-working-day delivery costs £6.95, with no charge on orders of £100 or more, and needs the order in before 2pm on a weekday. Parcels to Northern Ireland, the Highlands and Islands and the Channel Islands take 2 to 4 working days. Unused items in undamaged original packaging can be returned within 90 days. Faulty goods, or items not as described, can be sent back within 30 days for a full refund that includes first-class return postage. Shoppers need a returns number first, from 01730 811888 (9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday) or [email protected], and refunds are made within 7 days of the goods arriving back. Ways to save at Dexam Signing up to Dexam's emails gives 10% off (checked October 2026), and the site keeps a standing outlet section of reduced lines.