The questions every fencing importer asks — answered straight. Anything missing? Ask us directly; we reply within 24 hours.
MOQ is flexible and trial orders are welcome. The practical unit is one 20GP container — about 330–400 temporary fence panels with feet and clamps, or 8,000+ m² of chain link mesh. Mixed-product containers are normal.
Standard specifications ship 7–15 days after deposit. Custom sizes, colors or branding take 15–25 days. Ocean freight adds roughly 2–5 weeks depending on your port.
Standard terms are 30% deposit by T/T with the balance against the bill of lading copy. Letters of credit are accepted for larger orders.
Yes — production-line samples of panels, mesh and fixings can be couriered so you can verify the coating and welds before committing.
Yes — custom panel sizes, any RAL powder-coat color, branded feet and plates, and custom packaging are routine work. Send your drawing or specification.
Both. FOB Tianjin suits buyers with their own forwarder; CIF suits first-time importers. Either way your quotation includes a container loading plan.
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin as standard — the complete set your customs broker needs.
Through our documented 8-step QC process — mill certificates, in-process welding checks, zinc thickness gauging, powder adhesion tests, fitment trials, pre-packing QC and a loading photo record. Verified shortages or defects are replaced or credited.
Yes — factory visits are welcome, and we run live video walk-throughs of the workshop for buyers who cannot travel. SGS third-party inspection can also be arranged before shipment.
Within 24 hours — with shop drawings, a container loading plan and a factory-direct price when you send sizes, quantities and destination port.
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