Define the market and game
State the playing format, venue, buyer profile, destination, quantity and target positioning before selecting finishes.
A useful OEM request separates playing performance, visible design, commercial terms and export requirements. Sundays uses an order-specific approval path for pool tables, snooker tables and selected billiard accessories.
State the playing format, venue, buyer profile, destination, quantity and target positioning before selecting finishes.
Confirm structure, slate or playing surface, cushions, pockets, cloth, ball return, accessories and service access.
Record cabinet finish, cloth color, logo locations, manuals, packing marks and carton requirements in writing.
Available options depend on the selected platform and order quantity. Typical project discussions cover size, frame or cabinet finish, cloth, pocket treatment, ball return, logo placement, accessories, manuals and export packing. Electrical details must also be confirmed for illuminated or powered products.
A comparable RFQ prevents suppliers from pricing different scopes. Include intended use, playing format, size, structural requirements, visual customization, accessories, packing, documents, destination and preferred trade term. If a value is unknown, mark it for recommendation instead of letting each supplier make a different assumption.
Include the playing format, size, destination, intended use, quantity, finish references, branding, accessories, packing and requested trade term.
Options depend on the selected platform and order quantity. Record every approved finish, cloth and logo reference in the quotation or specification sheet.
Private-label discussions can include logo placement, manuals, packing marks and cartons when they are suitable for the selected product and order.
Prototype or sample feasibility depends on the product, customization scope and buyer approval needs. Confirm the approval path before the order is placed.
MOQ is confirmed after the model, customization, quantity and shipment mix are understood.
The schedule is quoted after specifications, approvals, quantity and packing requirements are clear.
The signed quotation, approved specification sheet, drawings or finish references and written changes control the final order.
Provide the country and preferred port or delivery point, together with any electrical, labeling, documentation or access requirements.