Logistics Stage

Packing and Container Loading

The carton decides the landed cost. Packing is planned around pallet and container fill so the freight bill matches the quotation and the goods arrive undamaged.

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Problems Solved

What This Stage Prevents

Container fill discovered to be wrong after the quotation is accepted

Corner and edge damage on tables that left the factory perfect

Cartons that will not pass through a domestic doorway

Retail cartons that fail on the shelf

What You Receive

Carton dimensions and packing specification
Carton artwork shipping marks and labels
A container loading plan
Loading photographs on request
Packing list and shipping documents

How It Works

The Sequence

Step 1

Carton Design

Carton dimensions are set against your pallet plan retail shelf and delivery method.

Step 2

Protection

Corner protection and internal packing are specified for the transport route.

Step 3

Marking

Carton artwork shipping marks and barcode labels are printed to your files.

Step 4

Loading

Units are loaded to a planned pattern so the container is filled rather than part filled.

Applies to

Product Ranges This Stage Covers

Soccer Table

Importers distributors leisure equipment brands hospitality groups and entertainment operators

41 Products

Mini Game Table

Retail chains promotional buyers gift importers and family entertainment operators

20 Products

Billiard Table

Importers hospitality groups entertainment venues and retail chains

33 Products

Table Tennis Table

Schools clubs hotels offices and home buyers

2 Products

The Rest of the Process

Other Stages

Design

Quality Control and Inspection

After Sales

Packing and Container Loading FAQ

Is There a Charge for Packing and Container Loading

Design and specification work is part of the order process. Where a physical sample is involved the sample fee is paid first and deducted from the contract once the official order is placed.

How Long Does This Stage Take

It depends on the complexity of the brief. Sample lead time is three days from stock or about 15 to 30 days when production has to be arranged. We give you a date rather than an estimate once the brief is fixed.

Do You Accept OEM and ODM Orders

Yes. OEM and ODM orders are accepted and we offer the service of adding the customer logo.

What Do You Need from Me to Start

The model or category the quantity your destination port and anything you already have on branding or specification. A photograph of a reference product is often the fastest start.

Which Payment Methods Do You Accept

T/T Western Union and PayPal.

Next Step

Start with Packing and Container Loading

Send the brief the quantity and the timeline. We will tell you what is realistic before you commit to anything.

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