Bottom line: Direct procurement requires engineering-led workflows. Manage specs, QA, and logistics from Foshan. Ideal for: Developers and importers.
1. Establish Baseline
- Drawings: Vector CAD with floor levels.
- BOQ: Itemized room counts and dimensions.
- Compliance: Code standards and certifications.
- Schedule: Installation date and backward scheduling.
2. Technical Specifications
These are examples to discuss with the supplier. Confirm availability and applicable standards for each selected product and destination.
- Cabinetry: 18mm E1 plywood, Blum hinges.
- Windows: 6063-T6 aluminum, Low-E glass.
- Tiles: Full-body porcelain, R10 slip rating.
- Sanitary: Solid brass, PVD finish.
3. Evaluate Quotes
- Substrate: Verify E1 plywood vs particle board.
- Hardware: Confirm branded mechanisms (Blum, DTC).
- Packaging: Demand export crates and foam guards.
- Terms: Check EXW, FOB, or CIF inclusion.
4. Approval Trail
- CAD: Approve millimeter dimensions.
- Samples: Sign physical color and finish swatches.
- Freeze Date: Lock dimensions before production.
5. Quality Control
- In-Line: Check joinery and edge-banding.
- Pre-Shipment: Arrange finished-product inspection against the approved scope.
- Documentation: Require photo/video inspection reports.
- Resolution: Fix defects in Foshan before packing.
6. Consolidation
- Warehouse: Central hub in Foshan.
- Loading: Heavy items low, light items high.
- Freight: Use FCL (20GP/40HQ) to reduce costs.
7. Delivery
- Labels: Room-tagged cartons.
- Documents: Invoice, packing list, BL, Certificate of Origin.
- Unloading: Coordinate site equipment.
Next Step
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