For metal, ceramic and accessory sets, first establish weight, surface protection and transport conditions.
Assess Protection for the Product
- Provide maximum dimensions, weight, vulnerable areas and an accessory list.
- Discuss cartons, corrugated structures and inserts together to prevent parts from colliding.
- Discuss humid storage or long-distance shipping separately. Do not assume paper materials are waterproof.
Artwork & Packing
Models, accessory quantities, installation information and barcodes should match the product. For multilingual instructions, agree on versions and proofreading responsibilities first.
Approve Samples Before Production
Inspect samples under the agreed transport and assembly conditions. Drop and load requirements need defined test methods and acceptance criteria; appearance samples cannot replace validation.