Compare scratching surfaces and construction with your intended assortment and display space. Confirm usable dimensions, assembly, packed size, and product-specific MOQ before ordering.
Record the stated scratching material and whether the design offers a horizontal, vertical, or angled surface. Compare usable scratching dimensions as well as the overall footprint. Keep any replacement-surface or other accessory requirement in your inquiry rather than assuming that components can be purchased separately. Build a shortlist around the types of products your retail channel intends to stock.
Compare the base, frame, connections, and assembly instructions where applicable. Request information that is missing from the listing, and ask about a sample if you need to review stability or setup before buying. Record the components and options assessed so the quotation can refer to the same specification. Photographs alone cannot establish the construction details of another model.
Ask whether the selected design arrives assembled or as components, then request packed dimensions, weights, and units per carton. Consider the receiving and display requirements of your retail or distribution channel. Describe any proposed labeling or packaging and include quantities and destination. Availability, packaging feasibility, and MOQ are confirmed for the selected products during quotation.
