Each of these answers one question that comes up before an order is placed. There is no schedule — a guide is written when there is a question worth answering.
A tap's spec sheet is mostly numbers that do not matter and a few that decide whether it fits, works and lasts. Here is which is which, and what to ask for when a line you need is missing.
Buying straight from a factory removes a margin and adds four jobs. Whether that trade is worth it depends almost entirely on how many items you are buying and whether anyone is standing in the factory.
Minimum order quantity is the number that decides whether a project is possible, and it is almost never the number people assume. What it is set against matters more than how big it is.
Tell us the space and the quantity.
Send the room, the area in square metres and your target date. You will get specifications, lead time and a price — or a plain answer about what is not yet known.
