01The Process, in the Order It Happens
- 1. The list. Send a BOQ, drawings or a room schedule. Vague lists get vague prices; exact sizes and finishes get exact ones.
- 2. The schedule. Your list returns as a materials schedule: catalogue line, model code, size, finish and per-item price. This document is the contract's memory — keep it.
- 3. Samples. For flooring, board finishes and any line where colour or hand-feel decides, order samples of the exact lines before bulk approval.
- 4. Certificates. Request the certificate for each regulated line before payment. The company's certificate page lists SGS laminate flooring certification, CE, FSC and CARB certificates; certificates are available upon request.
- 5. Production and consolidation. Mixed categories are produced to one timeline and consolidated; confirm the packing and loading plan with the quotation.
- 6. Shipment and documents. Agree the document set — invoice, packing list, certificates, test reports where applicable — before the container closes, not after it sails.
02Why One-Stop Changes the Risk Profile
Buying five categories from five factories multiplies a specific risk: each factory optimises its own packing, paperwork and timeline, and the mismatches surface at your warehouse. A one-stop order internalises those mismatches. The schedule is one document, the packing plan is one plan, and a delay in one category is visible against the whole list rather than discovered per container. The trade-off is equally real — you are trusting one supplier's breadth — which is why the vetting guide in our blog (how to vet a one-stop supplier) lists the checks to run before a large order, on any supplier, including this one.
03What This Supplier's Record Shows
Yekalon Industry Inc. was founded in 1997; its supplier profile is verified, with 607 employees on record, and its English catalogue has run continuously for years with a current copyright line. The company profile states its buyers are in 150+ countries. None of that replaces your own checks — samples, certificates, a confirmed schedule — but it is the profile of an established exporter rather than a trading front, and it is checkable: the contact details on this site ([email protected], +86-755-25160926, the Longgang headquarters address) are the company's own published details.
QBuyer Questions
Can one order mix flooring, furniture and cabinets?
Yes — mixed-category consolidation is the normal way project buyers order here. The materials schedule groups your list by category, and the quotation states how the goods are packed and consolidated. Confirm the packing plan and container loading arrangement before payment.
What should I send for an accurate quote?
A BOQ is best. Drawings, a room schedule, or even a spreadsheet of item names, sizes and quantities all work. The more exact the sizes and finishes, the fewer clarification rounds the quotation needs.
Are samples available before a bulk order?
Ask for samples of the specific flooring, board finishes and hardware on your list before you approve the bulk order. Sample cost and courier arrangements are confirmed per request — get them in writing with your quotation.
Which certificates can be supplied?
Certificates are available upon request. The certificate page lists SGS laminate flooring certification, CE, FSC and CARB certificates. Match the certificate to the exact item you are buying and request it before payment.
Working on a project materials list?
Send the BOQ, drawings or room schedule. The team replies with a materials schedule, per-item quotation and the certificates available for the items on your list.