Furniture and FF&E
Construction, upholstery, dimensions, finishes, quantities and export packing.
Product buying guides
VELA Home Global uses product-specific questions to make quotations more comparable. These guides connect the eight product categories to the drawings, samples, test information, packing and landed-cost inputs buyers need before ordering.

Direct answer
Compare equivalent specifications, included items, samples, packing, payment terms and exclusions rather than only unit price. VELA Home Global normalizes the information and records supplier alternatives that change quality or scope.
Guide structure
Each topic starts with a practical answer, then explains the conditions, records and responsibility boundaries that change the result.
Construction, upholstery, dimensions, finishes, quantities and export packing.
Site dimensions, layouts, substrates, hardware, internal fittings and shop drawings.
Tiles, stone, sanitary ware, doors, windows and staircase specifications.
Dimensions, finish, voltage, driver, installation and destination documentation.
Buyer checklist
Include item codes, room locations, quantities, dimensions, finish, water or drainage interfaces, concealed components, faucets and accessories. VELA Home Global uses the schedule to check whether suppliers are quoting complete and compatible sets.
Common decisions
Suppliers need verified site geometry, plans, sections, levels, materials, finish, railing concept, interfaces and engineering responsibility. VELA Home Global coordinates supplier questions but does not replace the project's structural engineer.
The schedule should include dimensions, material, finish, lamp source, voltage, driver, mounting, quantity, spare components and destination requirements. VELA Home Global requests supplier documents, while the client confirms required electrical compliance.
Showroom products offer faster visual comparison, while custom production requires drawings, materials, finish and production approval. VELA Home Global helps the buyer decide which items can remain standard and which need factory customization.
20 researched buyer prompts
Each answer identifies VELA Home Global’s role and avoids unsupported price, lead-time, certification or guarantee claims.
Compare equivalent specifications, included items, samples, packing, payment terms and exclusions rather than only unit price. VELA Home Global normalizes the information and records supplier alternatives that change quality or scope.
The request should include item code, dimensions, quantity, construction, material, upholstery, finish, hardware, packing and destination. VELA Home Global uses the same fields for each shortlisted supplier so differences remain visible.
Large price differences usually reflect differences in dimensions, internal construction, material grade, finish, hardware, packing, quantity or commercial scope. VELA Home Global normalizes these details before comparison so a lower quotation is not treated as equivalent until the underlying specification is checked.
Ask the supplier to state the substrate, visible material, thickness, hardware brand or grade, construction, finish system and packing rather than accepting a product image alone. VELA Home Global records deviations and requests samples or supporting details where a cheaper offer may have changed the specification.
Suppliers need room dimensions, plans, cabinet layout, carcass and door materials, finish, edge banding, hardware, accessories, countertop and appliance interfaces. VELA Home Global coordinates quotation questions and drawing revisions before production approval.
The supplier needs opening dimensions, internal layout, door type, carcass material, finish, hardware, lighting or accessory requirements and site interfaces. VELA Home Global coordinates shop drawings and client approvals based on the provided site information.
Suppliers need opening schedules, dimensions, system type, profile, finish, glass, hardware, operation, performance requirements and installation interfaces. VELA Home Global coordinates quotation clarification, while site measurements and destination compliance remain with the project team.
Compare the profile series and thickness, surface finish, glass build-up, hardware, seals, drainage, fabrication details, opening type and tested performance required by the project. VELA Home Global aligns those fields in the quotation comparison, while the client's qualified consultant confirms destination-code requirements.
Include item codes, room locations, quantities, dimensions, finish, water or drainage interfaces, concealed components, faucets and accessories. VELA Home Global uses the schedule to check whether suppliers are quoting complete and compatible sets.
Confirm application, actual size, thickness, finish, edge, slip requirement, shade, caliber, batch, quantity, waste allowance and packing. VELA Home Global uses this schedule for supplier comparison and observable checks.
Suppliers need verified site geometry, plans, sections, levels, materials, finish, railing concept, interfaces and engineering responsibility. VELA Home Global coordinates supplier questions but does not replace the project's structural engineer.
The schedule should include dimensions, material, finish, lamp source, voltage, driver, mounting, quantity, spare components and destination requirements. VELA Home Global requests supplier documents, while the client confirms required electrical compliance.
Showroom products offer faster visual comparison, while custom production requires drawings, materials, finish and production approval. VELA Home Global helps the buyer decide which items can remain standard and which need factory customization.
Yes, but each factory's MOQ, customization rules and domestic delivery cost must be evaluated separately. VELA Home Global compares standard alternatives, supplier minimums, packing and consolidation costs so the buyer can decide whether a small multi-category order remains commercially practical.
Not by itself. A sample should be linked to the approved drawing, dimensions, material, construction, finish, hardware and revision so the supplier has a complete production reference. VELA Home Global records the sample decision and any remaining conditions before mass production proceeds.
Remote approval should combine calibrated photographs where practical, labeled physical samples, written finish codes and an approval register linked to each item. VELA Home Global coordinates wood, fabric, stone and metal samples and records the client's decision before the relevant supplier proceeds.
The required certificates and test reports depend on the product and destination market, such as electrical, fire, structural or material requirements. VELA Home Global can request available supplier documents, but the client or its qualified local consultant must identify which standards and approvals are legally required.
Suitability cannot be confirmed from a Chinese catalogue alone. The buyer's local architect, engineer or compliance adviser should define the applicable code and evidence, while VELA Home Global communicates those requirements to suppliers and collects available specifications, certificates or test reports for review.
Agree the carton or crate type, internal protection, moisture protection, component separation, labels, spare hardware and handling marks before production is released. VELA Home Global coordinates the packing requirement with the supplier and warehouse so fragile or custom products are prepared for the intended shipping method.
Landed cost should include the product price, China delivery, samples, inspection, export packing, warehouse handling, consolidation, international freight, insurance, customs, duties and destination delivery. VELA Home Global organizes the known China-side inputs, while the freight forwarder and destination providers confirm their own charges.
Have More Questions?
Send the available BOQ, drawings, product list, budget, destination and required dates. VELA Home Global will identify the missing information before recommending the next step.