Review the Basin and Faucet as a Combination
Keep the selected basin or vanity package beside the faucet drawing during review. Match mounting, spout position and working clearance, then identify the included waste and fittings. This turns two product selections into a clearly specified installation package.
Coordinated Products and Approval Records| Product combination | Approve together |
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| Basin and mixer | Basin drawing, mixer mounting and spout position |
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| Vanity package | Cabinet, basin, countertop and required fittings |
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| Shower assembly | Control function, outlets and supplied components |
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| Kitchen package | Sink, tap, drain and workstation accessories |
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| Filtered shower range | Complete head, compatible replacement and instructions |
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Give Filtered Shower Products Their Own Specification
For a filtered range, separate bead-arrangement and cartridge-arrangement products by model. Record the supplied media or component, housing, seals and maintenance method. Define the intended performance claim and request the corresponding model-specific information during sample evaluation.
Keep replacement packs linked to the correct head reference. This supports a complete branded offer and helps distributors identify the component needed for replenishment.
Approve Labels Alongside the Sample
Include Arabic or other required language artwork in the OEM brief. The product name, model, package contents and instructions should describe the selected version. Review packaging copy and product appearance together before approving production.
For a project order, keep the same product references in the room schedule and packing plan. For a distribution order, group quantities by model, finish and branded pack. Include destination and importing requirements for the actual products in both cases.
