Order Brief · custom trampoline project
A concise brief gives candidate suppliers the same facility, module, quantity and delivery context. Keep buyer requirements separate from supplier proposals and specialist approvals.
Provide a dimensioned venue plan, usable floor area, ceiling or obstruction information, entries and desired activity zones. State one unit system and drawing revision. The supplier's layout proposal remains subject to project-team review.
List trampoline dimensions, mat and spring or elastic approach, frame, pads, netting, access modules and any specialty activities. Ask for material descriptions, component identifiers, proposed drawings and exact-scope documents; do not infer a safety outcome.
Request a module-level packing list, carton or crate dimensions, weights, marks and spare-parts allocation. Ask which items ship loose and how drawing identifiers correspond to packages.
Separate design files, remote guidance, on-site supervision, installer labor, tools, anchors, building work, inspections and handover. Local site conditions and applicable requirements need qualified review.
Choose a budget basis before comparison: currency, range and whether it covers equipment only or the whole order. A budget option may simplify finish or support scope, while a higher-service proposal may include more drawing or supervision work. Compare both against the same mandatory configuration; preference labels are not audited supplier ratings.
Mark every open decision. For example, 24 trampoline bays is a quantity description, not a capacity or performance claim.
Unknown fields remain open. A presentation rendering or broad company credential does not settle an exact-system question.
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Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.