Does AOCHEN Support Mixed Containers?

Mixed Flooring Orders

Buyers do not always need a full container of only one product. Sometimes, they need to replenish several products at the same time.

If you have only one or two products in your product range, purchasing from different manufacturers may not be a major problem.But if your product range is large and includes many different flooring products, working with several manufacturers can make purchasing much more difficult.You may need:

• More shipments
• More transportation arrangements
• More suppliers to coordinate
• More complicated purchasing management
• More coordination between different product orders
• .... ....

With more than 13 years of manufacturing and supply experience, AOCHEN can help customers combine two or more different flooring products into one container and ship them to the same destination.

Instead of transporting these products separately, we can evaluate the complete order and, where suitable, combine different products into the same container according to your product requirements and quantities.The exact loading quantity depends on:

• Product dimensions
• Product thickness
• Product quantity
• Packaging method
• Product weight
• Available container space

Our goal is to make better use of the available container space and, when the total order quantity does not fully fill a container, help customers reduce unnecessary losses in transportation and purchasing.With years of experience, AOCHEN can evaluate how different products and packaging methods can be arranged together to make better use of the available container space.

However, being able to mix products does not mean that every product can simply be loaded together without planning.

For every order, we need to consider:

• Product dimensions
• Product quantity
• Product weight
• Packaging method
• Stackability
• Pallet requirements
• Carton dimensions
• Roll diameter
• Product protection
• Loading sequence

We evaluate the complete order instead of simply telling a customer, "Yes, we can mix them."

For example, we may recommend increasing the quantity of one product, while suggesting that another product be moved to the next container if this creates a more practical loading solution.This approach is useful not only for importers who are developing their product range or testing new products, but also for purchasing customers whose product lines are already broad and diverse.

A mixed-container order can also give buyers an opportunity to test new products and see how the market responds before making larger purchases.