Site offices
Define workstations, meeting space, storage, access control and power points.
For overseas project sites
Flat-Pack buildings, defined around the job.
Start with the people, equipment and services the building needs to support. We then align the layout, interfaces, packing and responsibility boundary before a commercial quotation.
- Office, accommodation, sanitation and site-support directions
- HJ-FP15-EX export planning reference
- Configuration and destination work confirmed before quotation
AI-generated exterior concept, not a product photograph or construction drawing. Final appearance, dimensions, materials, equipment, performance, certification and site work require project confirmation.
Export planning
HJ-FP15-EX
Our primary export planning reference for flat-pack buildings. The code does not establish a verified factory nameplate model or a fixed specification.
- Confirm first
- Drawing and configuration revision
Review external and clear internal dimensions, wall and roof build-up, openings, electrical requirements and any wet areas in one matching document set.
- Confirm separately
- Packing and site responsibilities
Agree package dimensions, weight, loading arrangement, unloading and assembly responsibilities for the selected configuration.
A wider custom building is a separate configuration. Do not reuse its dimensions, component list or packing assumptions for this planning reference.
- Typical role
- Site office, accommodation, sanitation or support space.
- Base direction
- HJ-FP15-EX, with final dimensions confirmed by drawing.
- Quotation basis
- Confirmed layout, services, quantity and destination.
- Local boundary
- Foundation, unloading, assembly and connections assigned by project.
Start with the work
Different jobs need different plans.
A flat-pack shell is only the starting point. Occupancy, movement, wet areas and equipment determine the openings and internal services.
Accommodation
Confirm occupancy, bed layout, storage, ventilation and shared-service assumptions.
Sanitation blocks
Mark wet areas, fixtures, water supply, drainage routes and maintenance access.
Service facilities
Describe the people, equipment, loads and operating flow the building must support.
Function before openings
One shell, different service roles.
Door, window, partition and utility positions should follow the people and equipment inside the building.
- Best fit
- Project offices, accommodation, sanitation, storage and support facilities.
- Decide first
- Occupancy, internal layout, wet areas, equipment and connection points.
- Send us
- A marked-up plan, destination, quantity, use period and local assembly conditions.
Configuration scope
Put every interface on the table.
The list below is a coordination checklist, not a promise of standard inclusion. Each line is confirmed against the project brief.
01
Envelope
Overall unit direction, wall and roof build-up, openings, external finish and weather interfaces.
Confirm by project02
Internal plan
Partitions, doors, finishes, occupancy, wet areas, furniture and equipment clearances.
Confirm by project03
Electrical
Destination voltage, lighting, outlets, distribution boundary and equipment loads.
Confirm by project04
Water & drainage
Fixtures, inlet and outlet points, internal routes and destination connection boundary.
Where required05
Controls
Access, lighting, compatible climate integration and selected operating visibility.
Optional scope06
Packing & assembly
Packing form, unloading conditions, assembly support, tools and local labor boundary.
Confirm before quoteConfiguration brief
The export planning brief.
HJ-FP15-EX is the primary export planning code. The internal brief is not a supplier-signed drawing or a confirmed current production specification.
- Planned direction
- The internal brief proposes rock-wool composite wall panels, a white wall finish, uPVC windows and a flat-pack packing basis.
These identify the planning brief only. Panel thickness, frame sections, opening sizes and quantities need the current approved drawing and bill of materials.
- Separate variant
- A wider custom building is a separate configuration. Do not transfer its frame list, internal area or packing assumptions to HJ-FP15-EX.
- Production evidence
- Request a matching exterior and interior photo set, dimensioned drawing, component list, package dimensions and weight, plus the actual loading arrangement.
Frame thickness, overall dimensions and loading quantities are separate confirmation items. Packing photographs do not establish these values or a fixed number of units per shipping container.
Source: internal HJ-FP15-EX export planning brief dated 20 September 2026. Final manufacture, packing and destination work are defined in the project documents.
Supplier photographs
Packing and handling.
These photographs show packing and stacking arrangements. They are not photographs verified as HJ-FP15-EX and do not establish dimensions, material thickness or units per container.
Responsibility boundary
A good quotation says who does what.
We separate the factory-prepared scope from work that may remain at the destination. The final allocation belongs in the commercial and technical documents.
Product and packing
- Confirmed unit configuration and quantity
- Openings, internal layout and service interfaces
- Optional equipment and supplied loose items
- Packing, loading and document requirements
Site and local work
- Foundation and site readiness
- Unloading, lifting, assembly labor and tools
- Water, drainage, power and external connections
- Local approvals, inspections and commissioning
These lists are coordination prompts only. Inclusion and responsibility are valid only when confirmed in the project documents.
From brief to quotation
Three decisions before price.
A short, structured review reduces assumptions and makes supplier comparisons more meaningful.
01 · Define the site brief
Destination, use, quantity, preferred layout, site access and required timing.
Missing occupancy, utility, equipment and local-work information.
02 · Align the scope
Confirm openings, partitions, services, optional equipment, packing and interfaces.
Assign foundation, unloading, assembly, connections and destination compliance work.
03 · Prepare the proposal
Use the agreed configuration, quantity, delivery basis and responsibility split.
Resolve remaining technical exceptions before order documents are finalized.
Optional smart controls
Add control where the operation needs it.
For accommodation, offices or service buildings, the useful system starts with access, energy and maintenance needs.
Discuss smart optionsLighting & climate
Discuss zoned lighting, schedules, occupancy-linked control and integration with compatible climate equipment.
Access & awareness
Consider smart locks, door status, occupancy, smoke and water-leak sensing for the actual building function and local requirements.
Operator visibility
Selected status and controls can be organized for authorized staff, while essential functions retain direct local control.
Confirmed before quotation
Smart functions are optional. Device brands, protocols, voltage, network or gateway needs, app availability, local compatibility and commissioning responsibility are defined by project. Life-safety devices must follow destination codes.
Make the first reply useful
Send these six project facts.
You do not need a finished drawing. A marked-up plan, reference image or written brief is enough to start the scope review.
Open project brief- 01Destination
Country, city and project site.
- 02Use
Office, accommodation, sanitation or another role.
- 03Quantity
Initial requirement and possible later phases.
- 04Layout
Rooms, occupancy, openings and wet areas.
- 05Site conditions
Access, unloading, local labor and connections.
- 06Timing
Required site date and decision schedule.
Before you enquire
Useful answers, without assumptions.
The project documents—not the website image—define the supplied building.
Is there one fixed size for every flat-pack project?
No. The HJ-FP15-EX code identifies an export planning direction. The project-approved drawing and quotation define the final dimensions and supply scope.
Can it be an office, accommodation or a bathroom?
These are possible project directions. Layout, occupancy, wet areas, utilities and equipment positions must be defined for the intended function.
Is site installation included?
It depends on the agreed scope. Unloading, assembly, foundations, utility connections and local work should be assigned before quotation.
Does it automatically meet destination regulations?
No blanket compliance claim is made. Structural, fire, electrical, plumbing and certification requirements must be checked for the destination and use.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send the destination city, intended use, quantity, preferred layout, internal requirements, site access and required project timing.
Does the image show the exact delivered product?
The exterior scenes are AI-generated concepts, not product photographs or construction drawings. The separately captioned supplier photos show packing references only. Neither establishes the final openings, finishes or delivery scope.
Prepare the project scope
Send the job, not just a model name.
We will identify the missing technical inputs and responsibility boundaries before a formal commercial quotation.
Buyer checklist
Choose the function before the fit-out.
Use these questions when reviewing the current model drawing and project quotation.
How does the intended use change the specification?
An office, accommodation room, reception space and bathroom have different occupancy, partition, utility and equipment needs. State the actual function for each unit so the proposal is not based only on the exterior appearance.
How should I compare flat-pack delivery proposals?
Ask each supplier to state the packing basis, supplied components and assembly responsibilities. Identify who handles unloading, foundations, assembly, local connections and any destination approvals before comparing totals.
What is useful for a phased project?
Share the first-phase quantity, functions, location and possible later phases. Identify whether layouts must repeat or differ, and request a separate configuration and responsibility schedule for the phase being quoted.