What will you offer?
Define the internal door, partition and bespoke package scope that fits your current market.

For distributors and resellers
Creative Loft manufactures internal steel and glass doors and partitions in Poland for trade partners serving the UK market.
Commercial fit first
A showroom selling one bespoke door at a time needs a different process from a distributor planning repeat orders. Share your customer type, expected enquiry pattern, service area and the work your team wants to retain.
Price without a commercial and technical context is not a partnership proposal.
Define the internal door, partition and bespoke package scope that fits your current market.
Agree who collects measurements, drawings, finish intent, delivery details and missing decisions.
Order pattern, quantities and service responsibilities must be understood before pricing or margin is discussed.
Terms require confirmation
The client record does not confirm distributor discounts, margins, MOQ, exclusivity, white-label supply, payment terms, sample policy or standard lead times. These points must be agreed before they appear in a public partner offer.
The following information lets both sides decide whether a deeper commercial conversation is justified.
| Area | Useful detail | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Your business | Route to market, region, customer type and current product categories | Commercial fit |
| Expected demand | Indicative order frequency, unit range and project pattern | Volume discussion |
| Your service | Sales, survey, design, installation and aftercare responsibilities | Process boundary |
| First opportunity | Live enquiry, approximate specification and UK postcode | Practical test case |
Distributor enquiry
Creative Loft can use that information to test product fit, commercial responsibilities and the UK delivery route before either side makes broad partnership promises.