Terms

Terms of Service

These terms describe how visitors may use the Cutting Edge website, inquiry forms, downloadable materials, and communication channels. The website is intended for commercial buyers, facility operators, service teams, and procurement reviewers evaluating indoor fitness and entertainment equipment.

Website information

Product descriptions, lifecycle examples, service windows, and ROI discussions are provided for planning purposes. They are not a guarantee of performance, uptime, safety, revenue, or payback. Actual outcomes depend on facility traffic, installation quality, local regulations, staffing, maintenance discipline, pricing, seasonality, and equipment mix.

Requests and proposals

Submitting an inquiry does not create a purchase contract. Formal quotations, delivery terms, warranty language, compliance documentation, and service commitments must be confirmed in a signed commercial agreement. Cutting Edge may decline requests that are incomplete, outside supported regions, or inconsistent with responsible operation.

Acceptable use

Visitors may not misuse the website, interfere with normal operation, submit false project information, copy protected material for resale, or represent Cutting Edge materials as third-party certification. Standards and compliance references must be reviewed against the latest official requirements before procurement decisions.

Limitation

To the extent allowed by law, Cutting Edge is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from use of this website. These terms may be updated as our website and commercial programs evolve.

Facility responsibility

Operators remain responsible for site-specific decisions, including permits, electrical work, structural review, insurance, staffing, accessibility, cleaning routines, emergency procedures, and user supervision. Cutting Edge materials can support those discussions, but they do not replace advice from qualified engineers, licensed contractors, insurers, legal counsel, or local authorities. When a document references a standard, the buyer should verify the current version and determine whether it applies to the exact product family, facility type, and jurisdiction under review.

Downloadable materials

Checklists, spreadsheets, white papers, and planning guides are supplied as business tools for commercial evaluation. They may be shared inside the buyer's organization for the related project, but they may not be resold, republished, or modified to imply certification by Cutting Edge. If a commercial contract conflicts with these website terms, the signed contract controls for that purchase.