From shortlist to project brief
Bring the product choices, application requirements and purchasing questions together. Start with the information you have; identify what still needs confirmation.
Architects & interior designers
Build a material schedule that the purchasing and installation teams can follow.
- Identify each wall or floor zone and its moisture, traffic and maintenance conditions.
- List model codes, nominal formats and the finish to be confirmed.
- Request samples and applicable model-specific test documents before final specification.
Distributors & importers
Prepare a range enquiry with the markets, quantities and product documents you need.
- Include destination country, selected model codes and estimated quantities by model.
- Ask for current sample arrangements, minimum order quantities and production availability.
- Confirm carton and pallet data, labelling and required import documents for the proposed shipment.
Contractors & project buyers
Connect the approved design with purchasing, delivery and site handling.
- Provide the approved model schedule, quantities, delivery destination and required dates.
- Have the installer confirm the substrate, setting materials, joint plan and cutting allowance.
- Agree batch identification, phased delivery, receipt inspection and spare-stock requirements before ordering.
Keep the product reference precise
A collection name, room photograph or project reference is not a final specification. Keep the model code with the sample and record the exact use, required evidence and decisions still open.
Commercial terms, sample availability, packaging and production dates are confirmed for the specific enquiry. The website does not publish a universal minimum order or delivery promise.
Build your product selectionHave a project in mind?
Send us the models you like and a few details about the space. We can discuss samples, product information and availability.