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425 models ready to quote.
Product evidence is selected from BG's verified 2024–2026 materials and BG-controlled public product pages. Missing specifications are confirmed by quotation, not estimated.
After the shortlist
Keep exact models usable through quotation, release and arrival.
Public product pages help only when the same model trail survives RFQ revision, batch split, inspection, receiving and shortage review. These routes keep that control on one buyer-side file instead of rebuilding it from memory after the quote.
SHORTLIST CONTROLFreeze the model basis before commercial comparison starts
Once buyers shortlist exact BG models, the next risk is not product discovery. The risk is letting quotation comparison drift because finish basis, size assumptions, accessory scope or room intent move into separate chats.
- Repeat the exact model code, selected size and active finish basis on one dated RFQ or BOQ revision
- Leave open MOQ, hardware, sample, packing or dimension questions visible until BG confirms them in writing
- Use one active file for importer stock, dealer assortment or project scope instead of parallel revisions
Compare quotations on matched model scope ↗
Open the RFQ checklist ↗
BATCH SPLITSeparate launch-now, reserve stock and later project lines before release
A mixed model library is useful only when buyers keep first-release lines separate from reserve stock, branch top-up, swing-space support or later project batches. Otherwise one model shortlist turns into one vague demand pool.
- Tag each shortlisted model as launch-now, reserve, branch top-up, swing-space or later project supply before quotation revision
- Keep the named destination port, warehouse, branch hub or site receiving point on the same split matrix
- Carry room tags, floor release or inland handoff notes without turning public product pages into final order sheets
Use the one-container vs phased-batch guide ↗
Open the department-move route ↗
ARRIVAL REVIEWCarry the same model trail into inspection, receiving and shortage review
Product browsing should still help after quotation. Buyers get fewer avoidable disputes when inspection notes, warehouse intake, unpacking sequence and shortage-closeout all stay tied to the same exact model trail used during sourcing.
- Repeat the approved model list, carton grouping, receiving point and any still-open release note before shipment leaves
- Open inspection, correction, warehouse-intake and unpacking review from the same dated control file
- Separate true shortage, later planned batch and corrective-support lines before asking about replacements or claims
Control inspection and correction evidence ↗
Carry models into receiving control ↗