TECHNICAL & DELIVERY
Know what connects. Know what is included.
Review the building, the evidence and the site interfaces as one project. Specify the details before committing to a supply scope.
Structure & frame
Inspect the structural package.
Read the frame as members, connections, design inputs and inspection records. Each visual below addresses one part of that review.
English component key 18 callouts
- 0150 × 50 grooved roof purlin
- 0240 × 80 roof purlin
- 03Panel-retaining channel
- 0440 × 60 roof purlin
- 05Carriage bolts
- 0650 / 75 mm rock-wool sandwich panel
- 07Column — source designation 160 × 2.3
- 08Corner fittings — 8 pcs
- 09Grooved base-frame short beam — 160 × 2.3
- 1040 × 80 floor joist
- 11Roof sheet
- 12Glass-wool insulation
- 13Ceiling liner sheet
- 14Steel door
- 15Single-glazed uPVC sliding window
- 1616 mm MgO floorboard — source diagram label
- 17Grooved base-frame long beam — 160 × 2.3
- 1880 × 80 floor joist
The illustrated schedule labels a 16 mm MgO floorboard; the English schedule states 18 mm. Confirm the current model BOM and drawing before quoting the floor thickness.
Catalogue arrangement only. Its floor label reads 16 mm while the English schedule says 18 mm; resolve that discrepancy on the current BOM. The drawing does not establish steel grade or capacity.
The illustrated HA-01 source contains a 16 / 18 mm floor-board discrepancy. Confirm the current BOM before selecting the floor build-up.
Review the connection requirements →From specification to site handover.
Connections & Fasteners
A location-by-location connection review.
Materials & Quality Control
Build a project inspection plan around agreed drawings, identified materials and recorded acceptance points.
Engineering & Documentation
Define which documents are required, who prepares them and which local professionals or authorities must review them.
Packing & Shipping
Compare shipping on the actual packing and scope, rather than assuming every module has the same freight efficiency.
Installation & Site Preparation
A module’s arrival is one stage of delivery. Establish the sequence, people, tools and acceptance responsibilities before dispatch.
Warranty & Service Parts
Set the warranty and maintenance interface alongside the product configuration and installation responsibilities.
Define the supply boundary.
The quotation and contract should allocate each work package. This is a coordination checklist, not a statement that every service is included.
| Work package | Supply-side scope to agree | Local / buyer scope to agree |
|---|---|---|
| Building shell & internal configuration | Selected drawings, BOM and finishes | Select and approve the scope |
| Engineering & local approval | Document scope agreed before order | Local design review, permits and authority coordination |
| Foundation & anchors | Provide agreed module interface information | Site investigation, foundation design and site execution |
| Packing & transport | Packing / delivery to the named contractual point | Destination customs, inland / unloading scope as agreed |
| Assembly & lifting | Model-specific method; overseas personnel assessed and quoted separately | Competent installers, equipment and site safety arrangements |
| External utilities & commissioning | Factory service scope and interfaces as agreed | Local connections, licensed work and final commissioning |
QUESTIONS BUYERS ASK
Frequently asked questions.
Review the decisions that matter for this stage of your project.
Which technical information is needed before ordering?
Start with destination, building use and configuration. Then define the required drawings, material schedule, design basis, interfaces, inspection records and local approval pathway.
Who designs the foundation and anchors?
Allocate this in the contract. The foundation designer needs site conditions, verified support reactions and the selected module interface; the local team must review the site-specific solution.
Does a component test report prove the whole building is approved?
No. Check the tested product or assembly, construction, scope and applicable jurisdiction. A component result does not automatically establish a complete building rating or local approval.
What work may remain after delivery?
Depending on the agreed package, the site may need unloading, assembly, anchorage, weather sealing, utility connections, testing and inspections. List responsibilities and exclusions in the quotation.
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