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Project brief
Share material, application, location, estimated volume, and preferred delivery term.
Overseas buyer workflow
A six-step RFQ workflow for overseas buyers covering project briefs, drawing review, material proposal, quotation, production checkpoints, and delivery planning.
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Share material, application, location, estimated volume, and preferred delivery term.
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Dimensions, thickness, finish, edges, cut-outs, and quantities are reviewed together.
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Current slab or lot options are matched to the confirmed application and specification.
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Material, fabrication, packing, and the agreed delivery scope are brought into one quotation.
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Agree which production updates or inspection records the project requires, and confirm what evidence is available before quotation.
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List wooden-crate requirements and shipment documents to discuss. Confirm responsibilities for the stated delivery term before quotation.
Why this helps
Before comparing prices, buyers should clarify scope, timing, packing, and the responsibilities attached to the proposed delivery term.
The brief keeps project type, dimensions, materials, and timing in one place.
Drawing review, material confirmation, quotation, production, QC, and packing are addressed in sequence.
A structured brief gives the team the information needed to review fabrication and delivery.
Procurement information
The exact quote depends on the confirmed scope. These checkpoints help buyers prepare a useful first brief.
Send the project details so scope, materials, quotation inputs, and delivery requirements can be reviewed.