Mosaic and tile manufacturing from Foshan, China — showroom open Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:00
LSDECO mosaic illustrating mixed container consolidation

One Packing List Instead of Three Part Loads

Splitting an order across factories is how a project ends up with the deck on site and the waterline still in production. Consolidation is the least glamorous thing we do and the one buyers notice most.

Step by Step

How It Actually Runs

Five stages, in the order they happen, with the decisions that belong at each one.

Item list

Send the series and quantities, including the small lines — the plant room tile and the step trim are what usually get forgotten.

Availability check

We confirm what is in stock in Foshan and what needs a production slot, so the critical-path items are visible before the booking.

Load plan

Items are grouped onto the load so that partial pallets of mosaic travel with bulkier pavers rather than wasting a slot.

Packing and marking

Cartons are marked by series so the site crew can find the waterline mosaic without unwrapping the whole pallet.

One shipment

The order leaves as a single consignment with one packing list against one reference.

Answers

Mixed Container Consolidation — Questions

Can pool mosaic and outdoor pavers ship together?

Yes, and it is the usual combination. Pavers at 20 mm are heavy, mosaic sheets are light and bulky, and the two load well together.

What if one item is not in stock?

We tell you before the booking, not after. You can then decide whether to hold the container, split the order, or substitute a series that is available.

Do you mark cartons by area or by series?

By series as standard. If you need marking by project area or by phase, say so at order stage and we will label to your scheme.

Start With Mixed Container Consolidation

One e-mail with the reference, the quantities or the drawing is enough to begin. We will tell you what is realistic before anything is committed.