Fitout trial package
A small set of cabinets, worktables or sink benches reviewed from a room plan, elevation or equipment schedule.
SMALL-BATCH CUSTOM SUPPLY
Small-batch custom stainless cabinets for Australian commercial projects.
Start with rough dimensions, a sketch or a cabinet schedule. Tianze reviews the application, configuration, quantity, packing and commercial scope with manufacturing partners before issuing a drawing-based quotation.
WHAT SMALL-BATCH MEANS
A reviewable project scope, not a one-size-fits-all MOQ.
Small-batch work is assessed as a complete project. Cabinet type, dimensions, material, construction, hardware, quantity, drawing work, packing and commercial terms all affect feasibility. Tianze does not publish one fixed minimum quantity for every configuration and does not treat a concept image as an approved production specification.
REAL PRODUCT REFERENCE
Discuss the structure before approving the finish.
The photograph shows a cabinet body during assembly. Use it to discuss front openings, internal access and construction sequence. It is not evidence of a particular customer order, material grade, sheet thickness or certification.
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Where a small batch can make sense
These are project patterns, not fixed catalogue offers.
Distributor validation
Selected configurations used to test product fit, packaging and buyer feedback before repeat orders.
Replacement or extension
Made-to-size storage for an existing commercial workspace where clear dimensions and interfaces can be documented.
Mixed custom schedule
Several cabinet formats reviewed together when each item has a clear quantity, size and configuration.
MINIMUM REVIEW INPUTS
What to send first
A preliminary review can begin before the final drawing. Unknown items should be marked as pending rather than guessed.
ApplicationCommercial kitchen, fitout, clinic, animal-care room or other stated use
Unit typeBase, wall, tall, sliding-door, hinged-door, drawer, open shelf or mixed
DimensionsKnown width × depth × height, clearances, access limits and service positions
ConfigurationDoors, drawers, shelves, splashbacks, legs, castors, plinths and openings
MaterialRequested grade, component coverage, thickness and finish, or mark as pending review
OrderQuantity by item, destination city, packing needs and requested Incoterm
Scope review
Tianze identifies missing dimensions, interfaces and buyer-defined requirements.
Drawing and quotation
The quotation states the agreed scope, exclusions and drawing or specification reference.
Written approval
Material, configuration, commercial terms and inspection points are confirmed before production.
Packing handoff
Package method and shipping scope are confirmed separately; destination charges are not assumed.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Is there a fixed minimum order quantity?
No universal MOQ applies to every design. Quantity, material, dimensions, construction, packing and commercial terms are reviewed together for each project.
Do I need a finished production drawing?
No. A first review can start from rough dimensions, a sketch, a cabinet schedule or a reference photograph. Production still requires an approved drawing or written specification.
Which cabinet configurations can be reviewed?
Base, wall, tall, sliding-door, hinged-door, drawer, open-shelf and mixed configurations can be reviewed when the intended use and key dimensions are supplied.
Is 304 stainless steel automatically suitable for my application?
No. State the intended use, food-contact status, cleaning chemicals, temperature and any buyer-specified requirement. The final grade, component coverage, thickness and finish are confirmed in writing.
Does the quotation include freight and Australian destination charges?
Only the Incoterm and inclusions written in the quotation apply. International freight, duty, tax, destination handling and local installation are separate unless expressly listed.
Technical reference points 4 verified external sources
These sources frame buyer-side specification questions. They do not state that a Tianze product is certified or compliant; final requirements are confirmed for each order.
- ISO 15510:2014 — stainless steel chemical compositionsMaterial-grade reference used when the ordered stainless grade is specified and verified.
- FSANZ — Safe Food Australia and Standard 3.2.3 guidanceOfficial buyer-side context for cleanability, suitable materials, access around equipment and food-premises fitout decisions.
- ABCB WaterMark — plumbing and drainage product schemeOfficial scope reference for plumbing or drainage products connected to sink-cabinet projects; the cabinet body alone does not establish WaterMark scope.
- Australian DAFF — ISPM 15 solid timber packaging requirementsOfficial import reference when solid timber pallets, crates, blocking or dunnage are used for the shipment.
PROJECT FEASIBILITY REVIEW
Send the dimensions you know.
Include the intended use, cabinet type, rough dimensions, quantity and destination. Mark unknown details as pending.
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