Clear answers before an outdoor furniture RFQ.

This site is for B2B buyers such as importers, distributors, garden centers, retailers, hospitality groups, project buyers and private-label sourcing teams.

Yes. Mixed programs can combine patio sets, hanging chairs, daybeds, loungers and modular sofas when carton configuration, loading quantity and production timing are workable.

MOQ depends on product type, frame material, finish, cushion specification, packaging, mold or tooling status and production schedule. Standard references are usually easier than full custom development.

Yes. The recommended path is existing SKU sample, then fabric swatch, finish proof or custom sample when private label or OEM / ODM work is required.

Logo tags, hangtags, labels, carton marks, product manuals, barcode placement, color programs and buyer-specific packaging structures can be reviewed.

Custom dimensions, frame changes, cushion revisions, color assortments and mold-related development can be discussed after feasibility and MOQ review.

Confirm dimensions, frame material, connection points, finish, cushion thickness, fabric color, packing method, carton strength and target-market document requirements.

Requested documents can be reviewed by product type and target market. Requirements should be stated before requesting a quote so the correct specification path is selected.

Production follow-up can include specification files, swatch or finish records, inspection checkpoints, product photos, carton checks and shipment document preparation.

Yes. Carton size, packing method, CBM, loading quantity and mixed-container feasibility can be discussed before final quotation.

Common export terms such as EXW, FOB, CIF and delivered options can be reviewed depending on shipping route, buyer market and logistics arrangement.

The team reviews the brief, clarifies missing specifications and replies with sample options, MOQ, lead time, carton data and quotation requirements.