BG’s current catalogues cover executive desks, workstations, meeting tables, storage and coordinated office settings. Choose the route that matches how your company buys.
IMPORTER / DISTRIBUTORSend the assortment and destination basis first
- Exact models or priority categories for the opening assortment
- Estimated quantity band, mixed-container intent and packing questions
- Separate launch-now, reserve stock and later-batch lines before one mixed order is treated as one demand pool
- Destination country, port or receiving city kept on the same RFQ trail
Separate one-container and phased-batch planning ↗
DEALER / SHOWROOMKeep display models and repeat-quotation logic together
- Hero models for the first showroom, catalogue or quotation set
- Finish basis, family match and any sample-confirmation questions
- Open display, replenishment or repeat-order points left visible for written confirmation
Open the dealer assortment guide ↗
PROJECT / FIT-OUTAnchor the quote to BOQ, delivery phases and handover needs
- Room schedule, BOQ or exact model list with open lines clearly marked
- Finish basis, packing notes, unloading sequence and receiving restrictions
- Compliance, document and commercial questions carried on the same dated revision
Use the fit-out procurement checklist ↗
NEXT ROUTEPrepare the first Africa RFQ before price comparison drifts into broad category talk
Open the Africa importer route when the buyer still needs to tie exact models, named ports, inland handoff points and mixed-order questions to one usable quotation file.
Use the Africa importer RFQ and port checklist ↗
STOCK CONTROLSplit showroom launch, warehouse buffer and branch or project release before cartons move inland
Use the stock-split route when one Africa order can no longer be treated as one destination and the buyer needs a dated matrix for showroom, reserve, branch and site lines.
Open the Africa stock-split and inland-redistribution guide ↗
AFTER ARRIVALCarry the same model and route trail into warehouse intake, branch release and shortage review
Open the receiving route when the next blocker is no longer quotation, but proving what reached the warehouse, branch or site before redistribution or corrective support starts.
Open the Africa intake, branch-release and shortage guide ↗
MEETING HANDOVERKeep Africa meeting-table room release and contractor handover on one active file
Open the meeting-table route when one Africa project can no longer treat boardroom, training-room, reserve and later-room lines as one final delivery note.
Control Africa meeting-table handover and room release ↗
WORKSTATION SPLITKeep Africa workstation seat plans, port split and floor handover on one file
Open the workstation route when one module batch can no longer be treated as one final receiving line and the buyer needs a cleaner split for launch-now floors, warehouse reserve, branch rollout or direct project handover.
Control Africa workstation seat plan and floor handover ↗
MANAGER RELEASEKeep Africa manager-office port, hub and room release on one file
Open the manager-office route when one private-office package can no longer be treated as one final receiving line and the buyer needs a cleaner split for inland-hub transfer, warehouse reserve, branch top-up or direct room handover.
Control Africa manager-office port, hub and room release ↗
EXECUTIVE RELEASEKeep Africa executive-office port, hub and room release on one file
Open the executive-office route when one leadership-room package can no longer be treated as one final receiving line and the buyer needs a cleaner split for showroom launch, inland-hub transfer, warehouse reserve or direct room handover.
Control Africa executive-office port, hub and room release ↗
LOBBY HANDOFFKeep Africa reception counters on one port, inland-hub and lobby-release file
Open the reception route when a front desk can no longer be treated as one final receiving line and the buyer needs a clearer split for showroom launch, reserve parts, branch rollout or direct lobby handover.
Control Africa reception port and lobby handover ↗
STORAGE SPLITKeep Africa storage branch allocation and record-room release on one active file
Open the storage route when cabinet and bookcase lines can no longer be treated as one final receiving batch and the buyer needs a clearer split for showroom filing, branch support, archive rooms, warehouse reserve or direct room release.
Control Africa storage branch allocation and room release ↗
Website information supports initial sourcing. Materials, dimensions, colours, hardware, packing, quantity, lead time, documentation, payment and shipping terms must be confirmed in BG’s written quotation and order documents.
What products can African buyers source from BG?
The current BG range includes executive desks, manager desks, staff desks, workstations, meeting tables, reception desks, file cabinets, bookcases and related office support pieces published on BG model pages.
What should an African importer or dealer send before asking about MOQ or mixed containers?
Send the destination market and port, exact models or category shortlist, estimated quantity band, buyer role, finish basis, branch or showroom purpose, and any packing or receiving questions already known so BG can quote on a matched scope.
Can BG review an office project or institution BOQ for Africa?
Yes. Send the room schedule or BOQ together with quantities, finish basis, required categories, receiving restrictions and timing so suitable BG models can be discussed line by line.
What should an Africa buyer do if one order mixes dealer launch stock, institutional rooms and later branch top-up?
Keep each route on one dated split matrix that repeats the exact model, quantity, buyer job and named receiving point for showroom, institution, branch, warehouse or direct-site use before packing and inland redistribution are finalized.
Why should Africa buyers name the inland hub or receiving point this early?
Because warehouse delivery, branch redistribution, distributor handover and direct project delivery do not follow the same receiving or unloading route. Naming the inland point early helps keep packing, document and delivery questions on the right quotation basis.
What if one Africa order must support a showroom launch, warehouse reserve and branch handover together?
Keep each route on one split matrix that repeats the exact model, quantity, named receiving point and current release status for showroom, warehouse, branch or project use before packing and inland redistribution are finalized.
Can one Africa manager-office order split warehouse reserve, inland-hub transfer and direct room handover?
Yes, but buyers should keep each private-office route on one dated matrix that repeats the exact model, quantity, handed-return scope, named port or inland hub and final room receiving point before release moves forward.
Can one Africa executive-office order split warehouse reserve, inland-hub transfer and direct room handover?
Yes, but buyers should keep each executive-office route on one dated matrix that repeats the exact model, quantity, handed-return scope, named port or inland hub and final room receiving point before release moves forward.
Can one Africa order combine dealer stock and a live project?
Yes, but buyers should keep the dealer lines, reserve stock, project BOQ items and final receiving points separated on the same dated RFQ so BG can reply without guessing which cartons belong to which route.
What if the same Africa batch must support showroom launch, branch stock and a live project?
Keep each route on one split matrix that repeats the exact model, quantity, receiving point and current release status for showroom, branch, warehouse or site use before packing and inland redistribution are finalized.
Does this page confirm final price, lead time, compliance scope or shipping terms for African orders?
No. This page helps buyers organize RFQ inputs and next steps, but final price, MOQ, lead time, documents, compliance scope, payment, packing and shipping terms still require BG's written quotation and order confirmation.
