request a quotation

What to send with the enquiry

1. Project type — hospital, cleanroom, laboratory, education, transport, commercial. It changes the panel build-up and the cleaning regime, not just the finish.
2. Area per surface — ceiling, wall and floor separately, in m². If only the building area is known, say so and we will work from a ratio.
3. Fire class — the class your code or consultant requires, and the standard it is written to: EN 13501-1 or GB 8624.
4. Destination port — so packing and freight are quoted on the right basis rather than corrected later.
5. Target completion — the date the surfaces must be finished, not the date you intend to place the order.

Attach the BOQ, the consultant's specification or the drawings if you have them. A schedule reference is enough: we work through it clause by clause and mark where our ranges comply and where they do not.

What happens next

First, a reply within one working day — either the quotation or the two or three questions that actually block it. Second, datasheets and test reports for the ranges in scope, with the CE position stated plainly. Third, a quotation that confirms lead time for your mix, since both depend on the panel types and the quantities per surface. Fourth, samples and a mock-up bay before production, where the project calls for one.

Sampling and submittals

Samples are sent as panels with cut sections, so your team sees the build-up and not only the face. For a tender, ask for the submittal pack instead: datasheets, the report behind each value, CAD junction details and the installation manual, in one email.

If you only have a drawing

That is enough to start. Send the drawing set and the room schedule; we return a panel-by-panel take-off and a list of the junctions that need a detail. No price is published on this site, because a quotation depends on the specification, the mix and the destination.