Buyer-facing confidence check
Use this proof when the buyer wants a real furniture display reference before sending a direct RFQ.
Tell BG your target market, product category, desk or workstation model codes or reference photos, quantity, finish direction, destination port and project timing. This page is tightened for buyers who already reached the contact route but still need a faster first brief before sending. Sales can reply with catalogue, MOQ, lead time, customization options, packing guidance and export information for Africa, Middle East, importer, wholesale and project-buyer requests.
This showroom photo supports buyers who already reached the contact page but still need a usable first message before sending model codes, quantity, finish direction, destination-port details and the best first route for quotation.
Use this proof when the buyer wants a real furniture display reference before sending a direct RFQ.
Pick the closest brief below to prefill buyer type, product direction, quantity scope, destination-port context and the first factory-request message.
Move from showroom proof into a correct route instead of mixing workstation, meeting-table, coffee-table and finish-token signals in one vague contact message.
BG supports distributors, importers, wholesalers, office fit-out companies, contractors and project buyers with office desk, workstation, meeting table, reception desk, bookcase and office storage supply. Buyers who need a product list can start from the office furniture catalogue and quotation page. Buyers comparing new desk options can open the 2026 office desk collection, then check color and finish options and 2026 desk MOQ and packing guidance. Buyers who already have model numbers, photos or a tender list can use the model-list quotation page. Buyers who are not sure what to send can use the RFQ checklist. Buyers comparing regional programs can also review the Africa supply page, Middle East supply page and distributor cooperation page.
Model-code guardrail before sending: M/meeting table codes belong to the conference-table route, T-series codes are tea or coffee tables, BG-W1791 or 1791W style codes can indicate workstation items, and W1/W2/W3, G2, G17 or G21 alone are color or finish tokens rather than workstation proof.