How to Get a Fast, Accurate Quotation

For the quickest response, send the door schedule or opening dimensions, quantity, material preference, finish, glass, hardware, delivery country, and target date. If the design is not finalized, photographs or reference drawings are enough to begin.

• Product model or required dimensions.
• Quantity for samples, trial orders, or containers.
• Destination port or city.
• OEM branding, packaging, and manual requirements.
• Security, acoustic, fire, thermal, or coastal-performance needs.
• Required hardware brand or schedule, if available.

What Happens After You Contact Us

A sales manager reviews the request and confirms missing information. We then prepare pricing, lead time, payment terms, packing details, and shipping options. Custom projects move to shop drawings and sample approval before production. Standard products can be quoted directly from the current catalog.

Sales and Technical Support

We support distributors, project contractors, hotels, developers, and private-label brands. Technical questions about handing, reinforcement, glass, pivot systems, access control, or installation can be reviewed before the order is confirmed. Export packing and labeling are planned together with the product specification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I request a sample? Yes. Sample cost, production time, and freight are confirmed before payment.

Can you quote door-to-door delivery? Yes, where freight service is available. We provide FOB, CIF, and door-to-door options for comparison.

Can we combine several models in one order? Yes. Mixed-model orders are common, with each unit labeled to match the approved schedule.

Do you support private-label programs? Yes. Branding, model names, labels, packaging, and manuals can be adapted for suitable order quantities.

Can you help compare materials? Yes. We compare aluminum, steel, stainless steel, cast aluminum, pivot, and window systems based on exposure, security, design, and budget.

Planning a Project Under Deadline?

Send the required delivery date and installation sequence early. Production, inspection, ocean freight, customs, and inland delivery all consume time. Early planning allows the factory to reserve capacity and helps the buyer avoid expensive air freight or site delays.