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Starting With Your Requirements
Share the information available for your furniture project, including the points below.
Product & Intended Use
Describe the furniture type and how it will be used.
References & Dimensions
Share reference images, drawings or dimensions that help explain your requirements.
Materials & Finishes
Outline your preferred materials, colours and finishes, with reference samples or images where available.
Quantity & Timing
Indicate your expected order quantity, target market and preferred delivery timing.
Developing the Product
Product development connects the initial requirements with the details to be reviewed and confirmed before production.

Project Requirements
[Describe the customer’s original requirements for this project.]
Our Contribution
[State the specific work completed by the factory and why it was needed.]
Review Outcome
[Describe what was revised or confirmed, and identify any remaining limitations.]

Materials & Finishes in Development
[Describe the materials and finishes considered for this project, and explain why the selected options suited the product requirements.]
[Explain the factory’s actual role in selecting, matching or proposing alternatives, and state what the customer confirmed.]
Sample, Review & Approval
[Identify the actual sample provided for this project and explain what it was intended to demonstrate.]
[Describe how the sample was reviewed, what feedback was received and which revisions were made.]
[State what was confirmed, who confirmed it and which sample or documents formed the basis of that confirmation.]

From Approval to Production
[Describe the final requirements and approval references handed over for production, who transfers and receives them, and the conditions required for that handoff.]
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