Trade & Partner Supply
Container economics, documented
An importer's margin lives in cubic metres, not in door profiles. We publish packing plans and load calculations against your container type, so the quote you receive reflects what actually fits.
What an importing programme needs
Load efficiency
Panel sizes are nested against your container dimensions. Flat-packing is planned so voids are filled, not left as air you have paid freight on.
Order consistency
Repeat orders are produced against the retained specification, so the fifth container matches the first.
Local dimension discipline
Standard ranges are drawn to Australian assumptions — 600 mm base depth, 150 mm kickboard, door heights that suit Australian linen and wardrobe practice.
Programme support
- Loading plans and cubic-metre calculations against your container type
- Neutral packing with your documentation, or private-label marking
- Retained specification records for repeat orders
- Consolidation of mixed ranges into one shipment where schedules allow
Commercial terms
- Minimum order
- To be confirmed
- Private label
- To be confirmed
- Payment schedule
- To be confirmed
- Shipping terms
- FOB, CIF or DDP where a forwarder is nominated
Terms marked as pending are agreed in writing once drawings are reviewed and scope confirmed. We do not publish figures we have not verified.
Frequently asked
- Can we visit the factory before committing?
- Yes, and we would encourage it. Factory visits are arranged by appointment, and we will walk you through the lines you will actually be buying from rather than a showroom.
- Do you sell directly to Australian homeowners?
- We quote whole-home and trade packages rather than single items. Homeowners are welcome to enquire, but on a whole-house basis — a single cabinet is not something we can produce economically or ship sensibly.
Next step
Send the project documents
Drawings, a room schedule or site photographs — any one is enough. We reply with a costed scope and the questions still open.