Wholesale sourcing · Multi-SKU range
Build an entry–core–step-up range, compare variants on the same specification basis, and plan the documents and cartons before shipment.
SKU ROLE
Define the buyer, cooking need and price position for every product in the range.
SPEC FILE
Record model, dimensions, configuration, finish, accessories and approved variant per SKU.
DOCUMENT PACK
Match language, rating information and available documents to the ordered model.
LOADING PLAN
Confirm quantity by SKU, carton data, inspection references and shipping terms.
Buyer decision brief
Give every supplier the same requirement before comparing price. A useful RFQ identifies the exact model role, destination configuration, included parts, artwork, packing basis, quantity and shipment assumptions so differences do not remain hidden behind one unit price.
Compare the model and variant, burner count, panel and lid, gas family and pressure, ignition, inlet, included accessories, packing basis, gross and net weight, carton dimensions, loading reference, quantity, lead time and commercial terms.
Assign each SKU a role: entry, core or step-up. The range should cover a deliberate cooking need and price position rather than repeat similar models without a clear channel purpose.
Keep one controlled specification file, approved sample reference, artwork set, packing data, inspection criteria and spare-parts plan. Reconfirm any component or configuration change before repeating the order.
Range architecture
01 · Price point
A one-burner or price-sensitive tabletop offer for a clearly defined channel.
02 · Household need
Two- and three-burner everyday formats with a documented gas configuration.
03 · Trade-up
Higher-capacity or stand-supported formats where the market supports the footprint.
Options & specifications
A distributor proposal is stronger when product, commercial, document and shipment data are reviewed in the same format.
01 · Product file
Give every quoted item one controlled product identity so models are compared on the same basis instead of by image or burner count alone.
02 · Commercial file
Keep availability and custom production in separate commercial paths because they have different quantities, approval work and timing.
03 · Document file
Organize market-facing files and available evidence around the exact model and configuration being ordered.
04 · Shipment file
Build the shipment from carton-level data rather than estimating freight from product photographs or unit dimensions.
Give every quoted item one controlled product identity so models are compared on the same basis instead of by image or burner count alone.
Buyer decision: A complete product file prevents visually similar SKUs with different construction or configuration from being treated as equivalent.
Keep availability and custom production in separate commercial paths because they have different quantities, approval work and timing.
Buyer decision: This separation makes the offer comparable and prevents a stock price from being mistaken for a customized delivered specification.
Organize market-facing files and available evidence around the exact model and configuration being ordered.
Buyer decision: A document register shows what supports each SKU, what still needs confirmation and which files must match before shipment.
Build the shipment from carton-level data rather than estimating freight from product photographs or unit dimensions.
Buyer decision: A carton-based plan exposes freight volume, mixed-SKU loading constraints and missing release information before the booking is finalized.
Application planning
A good wholesale range covers distinct buyer needs without creating unnecessary overlap.
ENTRY
Use one-burner or compact formats for a defined channel and price position, with the exact energy configuration documented.
CORE
Two- and three-burner tabletop models can anchor the range when their footprint, fuel configuration and carton economics fit the market.
STEP-UP
Use larger or more customized products when the channel can support the price, packed volume and after-sales information.
From order to dispatch
Plan each SKU with its model configuration, packing dimensions, manual language, label and carton artwork, inspection requirements and shipment terms.
Factory capabilities
A distributor needs more than product photos. These six factory stages connect production, branding, packing and warehouse preparation in one visible order route.
01 · FORMING
Panels are formed to the selected stove platform before finishing and branding begin.
02 · FINISH
Color and surface finish are matched to the confirmed model and order specification.
03 · BRANDING
Logo position, artwork and print color are checked against the approved sample.
04 · BUILD
Burners, valves, panels and accessories are assembled for the ordered configuration.
05 · PACK
Cartons, manuals, labels and accessories are packed for the destination market.
06 · RELEASE
Finished orders are counted, documented and prepared for shipment.
Built for your sourcing plan: Send the model mix, quantity by SKU, branding scope, required documents and delivery terms for a comparable quotation.
RFQ worksheet
| Line item | Include in your request |
|---|---|
| Product | Model, burner count, finish, gas/electrical rating, approved variant |
| Commercial | Stock or custom, quantity by SKU, target terms and destination |
| Documents | Manual language, label, carton proof, certificate scope |
| Shipment | Master-carton dimensions, quantity, inspection and loading plan |
From brief to repeat order
Each checkpoint produces a practical file or approval for the next step. Use the sequence to prepare a complete enquiry and reduce avoidable changes before shipment.
Ready to start? Send the destination, model or burner count, configuration, quantity and required documents. We will turn the brief into a comparable quotation path.
Certificates & reports
Open the real source pages and compare the listed model, configuration and document scope with your destination requirements. The complete evidence library is filed under About Us.
Open the gas-stove document group and review the listed models and gas categories.
Compare the ordered model and gas configuration with the source document before quotation.
Frequently asked
Short, practical answers for comparing models, custom work, documentation and shipment planning.
Send the model and quantity by SKU. In-stock products have no MOQ; availability, carton multiples and shipping arrangements are confirmed in the quotation.
Private-label or other custom orders start at 1,000 units; define the configuration and artwork to quote accurately.
Customized orders start at 1,000 units. In-stock products have no MOQ, subject to current availability, carton multiples and shipment arrangements.
Send the destination market, preferred model or burner count, energy configuration, quantity by SKU, branding scope, required documents and shipping destination.
Yes, where supported by the selected platform. Release the finish, logo, rating label, manual and carton artwork together before mass production.
Open the original document and compare its model list, product description, rating or gas category and destination scope with the exact ordered variant.
Explore the solution network
These five pages form one connected buying journey—from application and market fit to customization, evidence and shipment planning.
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