For your next sourcing decision

Choose the product. Define the order.

Start with the setting your customers need, then compare the listed facts for each model. Add your shortlist to one inquiry and share it with your team. Use this guide to separate product selection, installation planning and commercial terms.

Send your OEM briefUpdated November 12, 2026

Pavilion-01 outdoor kitchen configuration

Which details should you compare first?

For a kitchen, compare the layout, listed dimensions and supplied modules. For a grill, compare its installation format, cooking dimensions and burner or fuel information where stated. Match each photograph to its model or image reference; a color or scene does not establish the included equipment.

How should you read dimensions and terms?

Keep the source unit and dimension sequence when sharing specifications. The unit switch is a viewing preference; conversions marked ≈ are approximate. For installation, request the drawing for the exact model and revision.

How should you read dimensions and terms?
Term	What to check
Overall dimensions	The outside dimensions of the product, not the installation opening. Do not assign width/depth/height unless the source does.
Cutout dimensions	The opening required by an approved installation drawing. Check clearances, ventilation and supports separately.
LP / LPG / NG	Keep the fuel designation stated for the model. Confirm gas composition, pressure and destination documents before specifying a fuel version.
Packing list	The order-specific package contents and quantities. Packing dimensions alone do not establish weights, package count or container loading.
Lead time	Agree its start event, completion point and shipping scope. Keep sample, production and transit timing separate.

What needs a model-specific check?

Match any market document to its holder, exact model, configuration and applicable scope. Check component materials individually. Outdoor use, a stainless appearance or a certificate for another model does not establish the specification or approval of your selected product. Ask HAN DING to coordinate the missing information before the order.

Questions before you enquire

Can I evaluate a sample before ordering?

Send HAN DING the model and configuration you want to evaluate. We’ll check sample availability with the production partner and clarify the cost, freight, timing and any cost-credit terms. Agree the specification and review criteria before proceeding.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Share the quantities per model and your proposed mix. HAN DING will check the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for the selected configuration and branding scope. Ask for product minimums, customization minimums and mixed-order conditions as separate quotation items.

What can we change for our brand?

Send your logo, packaging, finish or component requirements with the model reference. HAN DING coordinates a feasibility and cost review. Record any effect on drawings, testing or market documents, then approve the revision before the sample is signed off.

What do you need for a quotation?

Start with your models, destination country and one contact method. Add quantities, configuration needs and your target delivery date where known; open points can follow. We’ll help clarify the quotation’s assumptions, included items, exclusions and lead time basis.

How are warranty and spare parts agreed?

Tell HAN DING your destination market and after-sales needs. Before ordering, agree the covered components, warranty duration, claim evidence and exclusions in writing. Include spare-part availability, costs, freight and each party’s responsibilities in the same agreement.

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