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STRATABUILDING SYSTEMS

10 BUILDING MATERIALS / B2B SAMPLE

One building project.
Many product decisions.

Windows, bathroom sets and architectural hardware are often bought for the same project—but each comes with different dimensions, documents and delivery questions. Keep the details together from the first enquiry.

03connected product groups
12illustrative product families
01clear request path
Illustrative architectural scene showing aluminium window and door systems
ARCHITECTURAL OPENINGS
IMAGE / ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY
FOR PROJECT BUYERSKeep each product
where it belongs.
Product images and range names on this site are illustrative.
01 — 03
SYSTEM GROUPS
FOR THE PEOPLE PUTTING THE SCOPE TOGETHER
Importers Contractors Project teams

PRODUCT SYSTEMS / 01—03

Three connected groups.
One project conversation.

The catalogue gives buyers a place to start. The request keeps each family, quantity and technical question attached to the project.

View all families ↗

START WHERE YOU ARE

Not every buyer needs
the same first step.

Pick the route that matches your work. You can add product lines, drawings or market questions as you go.

APPLICATIONS / PROJECT CONTEXT

The building changes.
So do the questions.

See project routes ↗

QUALITY / DOCUMENT CONTROL

Technical claims need
something behind them.

Record the exact product, intended use, document revision and market before presenting a standard or certificate as evidence.

How to review technical documents ↗
01Product identityModel / series, revision and intended use
02Performance evidenceDeclared characteristics and test scope for the selected item
03Market applicabilityDestination, applicable regulation and current harmonised specification
04Project responsibilityDesign, installation, inspection and approval roles

HOW A PROJECT MOVES

From the first drawing
to the delivery boundary.

View the full process ↗
01

Define the route

Choose a product enquiry, project review or distribution discussion. Each needs a different level of detail.

02

Confirm the documents

Use the current drawing, schedule and specification revision. Keep missing measurements and approvals visible.

03

Agree the supply boundary

Set out product, accessories, packing, technical support and any installation role before comparing offers.

04

Review the quotation

Confirm quantities, assumptions, exclusions, delivery basis and validity before treating an offer as final.

PRICE & DELIVERY

Make the quote
easier to compare.

A product price is only one part of the order. Confirm options, packing, delivery basis and what each party is responsible for.

A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Before you request
a quotation.

All buyer questions ↗
Can I request several product families or repeat one for different rooms?+

Yes. Each addition stays as its own line, so the same family can carry a different room, opening, quantity or finish note. The team can keep that breakdown when reviewing the project.

Do you provide fixed sizes and technical ratings on this sample site?+

No. This is a demonstration catalogue, not a verified manufacturer range. Model dimensions, glass build-up, thermal or acoustic values and hardware options must come from current product documents.

Can I send drawings or a BOQ?+

Yes. The project form accepts common drawing exports and schedules, including PDF, image, spreadsheet and DXF / DWG files. Keep each file within the stated upload limit. This public sample is not an NDA or a secure project room.

PROJECT TOOLS

Start with a clearer
schedule or checklist.

Browse all guides ↗

READY WHEN YOU ARE / DEMO 10

Have a schedule, a sketch
or just a first question?

Start with what you know. Add drawings or product lines when they are ready. A formal specification and price still need human review.

Prepare a project request ↗