How to Place Your Order

Start with samples for fast product review, or send an RFQ when you need a custom B2B project plan, production confirmation, and delivery support.

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Choose Your Starting Point

Two Clear Ways to Begin

Fast review path

Quick Sample Order

Use online samples to review product, material, hardware fit, or surface finish before a larger purchasing decision.

We confirm availability and shipping details, then email the shipment plan and estimated delivery date.
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Project quote path

Custom / B2B Project

Use RFQ when you need custom production, bulk purchasing, mixed SKUs, project packing, or delivery planning.

Include quantity, dimensions, materials, drawings, delivery address, target schedule, and any technical requirements.
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From Sample to Project

Samples Help You Evaluate. They Do Not Confirm a Bulk Order.

When you are ready for B2B purchasing, custom production, or a large project, EONE still moves through RFQ review, solution confirmation, production approval, quality control, import clearance, and final delivery. This keeps the final order tied to the confirmed specification, not assumptions from a sample checkout.

Your B2B Project Journey

A Controlled Path from RFQ to Delivery

01RFQSend the project information needed for a real review.RFQ info
NeededProduct type, quantity, dimensions, materials, drawings, delivery address, and target schedule.
Buyer confirmsProject scope, destination, application, and any must-meet technical requirements.
TimingSame day to 1 business day for initial review when information is clear.
02Project ReviewEONE checks feasibility, supply route, and cost drivers.Review notes
NeededAny drawings, photos, site constraints, packaging expectations, and delivery terms that affect cost.
Buyer confirmsWhether the request is for samples, bulk stock supply, custom production, or mixed SKU loading.
TimingUsually 1-3 business days after complete project details are available.
03Detail AlignmentMaterials, finish, hardware, packing, and delivery are aligned.Confirm scope
NeededFinal material direction, finish, hardware, carton or pallet needs, and shipping destination.
Buyer confirmsThe practical specification EONE should quote and later produce against.
TimingOften 1-5 business days depending on technical complexity and drawing revisions.
04Sample ApprovalA pre-production sample pack can confirm the delivery standard.Sample pack
NeededMaterial, finish, workmanship, color, or product details that should represent the production standard.
Buyer confirmsWhether the sample pack is approved, needs adjustment, or should be used only as a reference.
TimingVaries by sample type; shipment timing is confirmed before dispatch.
05DrawingsFinal production drawings are approved before production.Drawing check
NeededApproved sizes, tolerances, hole positions, finish notes, hardware details, and packing marks.
Buyer confirmsFinal drawings and specifications before EONE releases the order to production.
TimingUsually 1-3 business days after final scope is locked.
06ProductionManufacturing follows approved drawings and specifications.Production plan
NeededApproved PO, drawings, packing instructions, and shipping terms.
Buyer confirmsAny production-critical changes before manufacturing begins.
TimingLead time depends on product type, quantity, finish, and factory schedule.
07QC SampleFor selected projects, a finished item can be reviewed early.QC option
NeededClear agreement on whether a finished production sample is required.
Buyer confirmsWhether the production sample matches the approved standard before shipment continues.
TimingConfirmed during production planning and depends on the production stage.
08DeliveryExport, import clearance, and final delivery are coordinated.Delivery path
NeededFinal address, delivery contact, unloading constraints, and agreed shipping terms.
Buyer confirmsDelivery destination, timing expectations, and any site or warehouse requirements.
TimingTransit and final delivery timing depend on route, customs, and destination.
Why Project Pricing Works This Way

Quotes Are Built Around the Real Project.

Specification

Design and production details drive cost.

Dimensions, materials, finish, fabrication method, hardware, drawings, and tolerance requirements shape the real production route.

Quantity and loading

SKU mix changes the container plan.

Multiple SKUs can often be combined efficiently. We review cartons, pallets, container loading, and practical logistics before quoting.

Delivery terms

Destination and shipping method matter.

Warehouse delivery, site delivery, jobsite delivery, port routing, and DDP-style support can all affect the final landed cost.

Ready to Move Forward?

Choose samples for quick review, or send an RFQ for a project plan and quotation built around your real requirement.

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For team responsibilities, production checks and delivery evidence, review the Custom Order Process.