Qualify the requirement
Review buyer type, product, approximate dimensions, quantity, programme and delivery postcode.

Polish production, UK trade route
Creative Loft manufactures made-to-measure internal steel and glass doors and partitions in Poland and has experience coordinating export, customs and delivery.
Is this supply route a fit?
A UK distributor, fit-out contractor, architect or developer will ask different questions. Name the buying organisation, the product scope, approximate quantity and destination so the correct technical and commercial route can be used.
Each stage should close a defined set of questions.
Review buyer type, product, approximate dimensions, quantity, programme and delivery postcode.
Close technical information, commercial responsibilities, export basis, access and unloading questions.
Use approved project information and a stated delivery basis before the agreed product enters manufacture.
Customs without ambiguity
The client record confirms export experience and confidence with customs and logistics. It does not define Incoterms, importer-of-record responsibility, duties, VAT, insurance, unloading or damage procedure. The quotation must state these items for the actual consignment.
The product and the route need to be priced from the same brief.
| Area | Send | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer | Company, role, route to market and project relationship | Qualification and responsibilities |
| Product | Type, dimensions, quantity, finish and glazing intent | Manufacturing review |
| Programme | Current design stage and target date | Timing discussion |
| Destination | UK postcode, premises or site, access and unloading plan | Customs and transport scope |
UK supply enquiry
Creative Loft will identify the product, customs, delivery and responsibility questions needed for a project-specific trade response.