The company telephone number is +86 130 1888 0051 and the company email address is [email protected]. The company address used on this site is No. 80 Jinyu Road, Beichen District, Tianjin, China. Use these company channels to ask for the full name and role of your trade contact, and confirm the reply details before sending further quotation or order information to an individual.
A useful first message names the fence or profile range, the approximate length or quantity, the colour if one is already in mind, and the destination market. Those four facts let the company answer with a relevant quotation instead of a general catalogue reply. If certificates are needed, name the certificate and the market in the first message, since certificate documents are supplied on request and the right document depends on the application.
Before you write
It helps to have the category page open while writing, because the style names used on this site are the company website style names, and quoting one of them avoids confusion between similar panels. A privacy panel, a semi-privacy panel, and a picket panel can look alike in a small photograph, yet they answer different screening questions, so naming the style, and naming the gate or accessory if one is needed, shortens the exchange considerably. Photographs of the site where the fence will stand are also useful, though they should be sent through the enquiry channel rather than attached to a first short message unless the company asks for them.
Confirm ordering terms directly for your proposed order. Minimum quantities and lead times differ between sources and can change, so the only reliable statement is the one the supplier gives for a specific order. Before placing an order, ask the supplier to confirm the minimum order quantity for the chosen style and colour and the lead time for your destination and required date. A buyer who needs a firm delivery date should treat the supplier reply, not any general statement on this site, as the commitment.
What makes a first message easy to answer
A first message that can be answered in one reply is worth more than a long message that raises new questions, and the difference usually comes down to four facts stated up front. The style name from this site, the approximate quantity or run length, the colour if one is already chosen, and the destination market together let the company reply with a relevant quotation, while a message that omits them will draw a request for clarification instead. Photographs of the site are helpful, but they work best as a supplement to those four facts, not as a substitute for them, because a photograph alone does not state quantity, colour, or market.
A second point worth stating in a first message is the role of the sender. A buyer ordering for a home garden, a contractor ordering for a project, and a distributor ordering for resale each need different information, and a message that states the role will receive a reply pitched to that role. A contractor may need trade terms and a project quantity, while a home buyer may need a sample and a gate width, and stating the role early prevents a reply that answers the wrong kind of buyer.
Questions to settle in your enquiry
- Which fence or profile range is the enquiry about?
- What quantity, colour, and destination market apply?
- Which certificates, if any, must accompany the quotation?