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Information about the publisher of this site, its hosting, and the terms under which its content may be used.
01Publisher
- Company name
- BRICOLISSE
- Legal form
- Société par actions simplifiée
- Share capital
- €1,000
- SIREN
- 106 691 645
- SIRET
- 106 691 645 00019
- Trade register
- RCS Sarreguemines
- EU VAT number
- FR70 106 691 645
- Registered office
- 30 rue Bauer, 57600 Forbach, France
- contact@bricolisse.com
- Telephone
- 03 87 85 56 24
02Publication director
The publication director is Mr Dany BARRA.
03Hosting
OVH SAS
2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France
ovhcloud.com
04Design and build
This site was designed and built by ECWeb. www.ec-web.fr
05Intellectual property
The texts, images, illustrations and graphic elements on this site are protected. The Bricolisse name, the packaging artwork and the technical documents belong to their owner. No reproduction or display, in whole or in part, is permitted without prior written consent.
06Product information and liability
The product information published on this site is given as guidance. It does not replace the manufacturer's technical documents, in particular the technical data sheet and the safety data sheet, which remain the reference documents for applying the product.
The calculator's estimates are indicative. They may vary with the substrate, the preparation, the thickness applied, site losses and the actual conditions of use.
Where there is any doubt about a substrate, a use or a quantity to allow for, contact Bricolisse or your stockist before application.
07Links to third-party sites
This site may link to third-party sites, including those of distributors. Those sites are not published by Bricolisse, which controls neither their content nor their handling of personal data.
08Personal data
The data sent through the forms on this site is used solely to handle the requests addressed to Bricolisse.
For more information on the processing of personal data, see the « Privacy policy » page.
09Governing law
This site is governed by French law. Any dispute arising from its use falls within the jurisdiction of the French courts.
Last updated : 6 September 2026