A well-drafted agreement with an aluminium cabinet profile supplier should define the product, material, drawings, finish, quality checks, delivery obligations, payment conditions, and remedies. For a glass sliding wardrobe door frame, the available product information identifies the alloy and temper as 6063 T5. Before manufacturing begins, the contract should also record the required dimensions, tolerances, surface treatment, packaging, and other order-specific details.
The purchase documents should clearly identify the sliding wardrobe door aluminium frame and its 6063 T5 specification. Attach the final approved drawing or incorporate it by reference. The same section should state profile dimensions, dimensional tolerances, alloy and temper, surface finish, colour, hardware, protective treatment, and packaging method. These requirements are not fully provided in the available product record, so they must be settled before production.
Specify when and where inspection will occur, which measurements and visual standards will be used, and how the buyer must report defects. The contract should also provide practical remedies, such as rework, replacement, refund, price adjustment, or another written solution. A listed Quality Management System Certificate and Occupational Health and Safety Management System Certificate may support supplier qualification, but they do not replace product-specific inspection and acceptance terms.
Include a change-control provision requiring written approval for any alteration to the drawings, alloy, temper, finish, quantity, packaging, or production schedule. The product record does not specify an MOQ or delivery time. A separate FOB business-model entry mentions a 12,000 kg MOQ and a 40-day delivery period, but the buyer should confirm in writing whether those figures apply to this particular frame and order.
For an international purchase, state the exact FOB location, the party responsible for export clearance and freight arrangements, the transfer point for risk, and the required shipping documents. The available information lists rail, maritime, and container transportation, while SWIFT is identified as the payment method. These commercial terms should be restated in the signed order or supply agreement.
| Contract topic | Terms to include | Information requiring confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | Profile name, material, approved drawing, dimensions, tolerances, finish, accessories, and packaging | Sliding wardrobe door aluminium frame; listed parameter: 6063 T5 |
| Inspection and acceptance | Inspection location, test methods, approval standards, defect notice period, and remedies | A Quality Management System Certificate is listed, but product-specific acceptance standards are not supplied |
| Quantity and timing | Order volume, production milestones, delivery date, and procedure for schedule changes | Product-specific MOQ and delivery time are blank; the separate FOB entry lists 12,000 kg and 40 days, subject to confirmation |
| Shipping and payment | FOB point, freight responsibilities, risk transfer, payment milestones, and payment channel | FOB business model, SWIFT payment, and rail, maritime, and container transport are listed |
| Variations and liability | Written approval for changes and remedies for defective, incomplete, or late shipments | Order-specific change procedures and remedies are not stated in the supplied data |
Which product information belongs in the contract?
Identify the sliding wardrobe door aluminium frame and the stated 6063 T5 parameter. Add the approved drawing together with dimensions, tolerances, finish, hardware, packaging, and any inspection samples or reference standards.
Can I rely on the 12,000 kg MOQ and 40-day lead time?
Not without confirmation. The product record leaves both fields empty. The figures come from separate FOB business-model information, so the supplier should confirm their application to the selected frame and purchase order in writing.
Do the supplier certificates establish product quality?
No. The listed Quality Management System Certificate and Occupational Health and Safety Management System Certificate describe supplier credentials. The contract still needs measurable product specifications, inspection rules, acceptance conditions, and remedies.
The strongest protection is a single written contract that connects the frame specification with the approved drawing, quality process, change approvals, delivery schedule, shipping terms, payment arrangements, and remedies. Confirm the applicable MOQ and lead time before signing, identify the agreed FOB point, and record the SWIFT payment conditions. For technical specifications or purchasing support, contact mebel@mebel-alu.com.
Mebel-Alu Furniture Profile (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd supplies precision-engineered aluminium profile systems for contemporary interiors, including glass door systems, sliding wardrobe systems, kitchen cabinet frames, and decorative tile trims. Founded in 2008, the company reports capabilities in extrusion, anodizing, brushing, mechanical polishing, and CNC machining. Its stated monthly capacity is 5,000 tons of aluminium profiles and 60,000 precision-finished handles and CNC precision-cut products. The company lists an Occupational Health and Safety Management System Certificate and a Quality Management System Certificate.

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