Customization guide
A clearer brief.
A more useful quotation.
Keep geometry, material and quantity information together. A complete drawing package helps avoid misunderstandings before production.
Working process
Agree the details first.
01 /
Share the brief
Send your drawing revision, dimensions, material specification and quantities.
02 /
Confirm the details
Review panel sections, face direction, openings, joints and supply scope.
03 /
Approve for production
Agree the quotation and final drawings before manufacturing begins.
04 /
Check & pack
Confirm panel identification, surface protection and packing requirements.
Drawing and enquiry checklist.
| Item | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Drawing identification | Part name, drawing number, revision and the latest issue date. |
| Units & dimensions | State the units explicitly. Show length, width, thickness and all return dimensions. |
| Sections & direction | Include section views, inside/outside faces and installation orientation. |
| Materials | Specify core and both face materials, grades, finishes and metal thicknesses. |
| Openings & interfaces | Dimension holes and cut-outs from a fixed reference. Show joints and adjoining parts. |
| Quantity | State pieces per drawing and identify any different variants separately. |
| Application | Describe the equipment or room, working conditions and any critical requirements. |
| Delivery | Destination country or port, packing preferences and the requested delivery timing. |
Before you enquire
Common questions.
Can you produce from our drawings?
We review custom panel drawings, sections and material requirements before confirming feasibility and the quotation. Include the drawing revision and enough views to define the component.
What if we only have a sketch?
A dimensioned sketch can start the discussion. We will identify the missing dimensions, section details and material information needed before production can be approved.
Is there a standard T-type section?
This website does not define a universal T-type section. The main panel, branch geometry, face orientation and interfaces are confirmed for each drawing.
What are the minimum order quantity and lead time?
These depend on the component, material availability, quantities and production requirements. Both are confirmed in the project quotation.
Can the two faces use different materials?
Tell us the material and thickness required on each face. The complete construction and availability are reviewed before confirmation.
Can you confirm a fire rating or load capacity?
Send the exact standard, rating or load case required. Suitability and supporting evidence must be confirmed for the specified assembly; a generic material description is insufficient.
Start with your drawing.
We’ll work through the details.
Send the panel dimensions, material requirements, quantities and destination for a project-specific quotation.