Production Stage

Production Planning

Booking the run against your shipping date. Panel cutting edge work printing drilling assembly fitting and packing sequenced so the container date is a plan rather than a hope.

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Problems Solved

What This Stage Prevents

Production dates that slip after the deposit is paid

Peak season orders that miss the retail window

Mixed model orders that arrive in the wrong proportions

Spare parts forgotten until after the container is sealed

What You Receive

A production schedule tied to your shipping date
A confirmed model and quantity breakdown
Parts and accessories consolidated into the same run
Progress updates against the schedule
A packing plan agreed before the run finishes

How It Works

The Sequence

Step 1

Order Confirmation

Model mix quantities finishes and packing are locked against the approved sample.

Step 2

Schedule

The run is booked against your required shipping date and the mould and printing sequence.

Step 3

Manufacture

Panels are cut and edged graphics printed cabinets assembled and rods and fittings installed.

Step 4

Consolidation

Tables parts and accessories are brought together so one container carries the whole order.

Applies to

Product Ranges This Stage Covers

Soccer Table

Importers distributors leisure equipment brands hospitality groups and entertainment operators

41 Products

Billiard Table

Importers hospitality groups entertainment venues and retail chains

33 Products

Slate Billiard Table

Snooker and pool halls clubs hotels and serious home installations

20 Products

Mini Game Table

Retail chains promotional buyers gift importers and family entertainment operators

20 Products

The Rest of the Process

Other Stages

Design

Quality Control and Inspection

Logistics

Production Planning FAQ

Is There a Charge for Production Planning

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 Production Planning

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

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