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Toolden, a specialist tools retailer, now offers product protection through Loxa. Customers buying power tools can add accidental damage and theft cover right at checkout.

Toolden stands as one of the UK’s leading online tool retailers, grounded in its founding values of reliability, integrity, and community focus. What began in a small Scottish town has become a trusted name for professionals and businesses nationwide.
Through its partnership with Loxa, Toolden now offers customers the option to add product protection to eligible purchases made online. This collaboration builds on Toolden’s commitment to providing a first-class experience for its customers.
Jamie Hamer, CEO, and Co-founder of Loxa said,

Eddie Grovu, Director of Growth and Ecommerce at Toolden said,

Loxa is a British insurtech company founded in 2023 to provide embedded insurance solutions for retailers that seamlessly plug-in to the ecommerce platforms they already use.
Headquartered in London, the company services retailers with product protection insurance options for items like furniture, eyewear, and tools.
Toolden is a UK-based online distributor and retailer of power tools, hand tools, fixings and accessories. Established in 1987, Toolden serves both trade and DIY markets across the UK and Europe, offering more than 60,000 products and ranking among the UK’s fastest-growing independent tool distributors.
To learn more about Toolden visit www.toolden.co.uk

Jamie Hamer
Co-Founder & CEO, Loxa

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