PREFAB TINY HOUSE · OVERSEAS PROJECT INQUIRY
Prefab Tiny House Supplier Selection for Overseas Projects
Start with a published model family, then confirm the complete project scope in writing.
YINONG’s public website currently presents Apple Cabin and Capsule House families together with a Tiny Resort catalog for project inquiries. This page helps an overseas buyer choose a starting family and prepare a comparable written inquiry. Model availability, drawings, bill of materials, utilities, packing, shipping, installation, warranty, responsible entities and exclusions must be confirmed for the specific project.
What this page can confirm
- The official website has public Apple Cabin, Capsule House and Tiny Resort browsing routes.
- A buyer can use those routes to identify a model family for an initial inquiry.
- The project and document fields below should be resolved before quotations are compared.
What this page cannot confirm
- That every published record is currently available or suitable for a particular site.
- Final dimensions, materials, equipment, price, lead time, certification or warranty.
- The legal, manufacturing, subcontracting or delivery responsibility for a future order.
01 · PUBLISHED STARTING POINTS
Choose a family before discussing a final configuration
The public catalog is a discovery layer. It can help a buyer name the type of accommodation or cabin being considered. It does not replace the current drawing, configuration sheet and written quotation for the selected project.
Apple Cabin
Use the family page to review the records currently grouped under Apple Cabin. Confirm the exact model name and current document set in the inquiry.
Capsule House
Use the family page as a model-discovery route. Do not assume that a catalog image or legacy field is the approved specification for a new order.
Tiny Resort catalog
Use the catalog to compare intended use and family direction, then move the selected option into a model-specific written review.
02 · PROJECT FIT
Provide the conditions that can change the design and delivery plan
03 · WRITTEN SCOPE
Put configuration and responsibility on the same comparison sheet
| Review area | Confirm in writing | Project record |
|---|---|---|
| Model identity | Model code, revision, external and internal dimensions, layout and intended occupancy. | Current drawing set and configuration sheet. |
| Envelope and interior | Structural system, insulation, exterior finish, doors, windows, partitions, ceilings, floors and wet-area treatment. | Bill of materials, finish schedule and approved samples where required. |
| Utilities and equipment | Electrical standard, plumbing, sanitary items, lighting, ventilation, heating or cooling, appliances and connection points. | MEP schedule, equipment list and interface drawing. |
| Packing and transport | Protection method, package dimensions and weights, shipment mode, loading basis, destination and handover point. | Packing list, transport plan and shipping responsibility matrix. |
| Site deployment | Foundation information, unloading, lifting, positioning, assembly, sealing, testing and utility connection responsibilities. | Installation instructions, method statement and site responsibility list. |
| Commercial boundary | Quantity, currency, price validity, payment terms, delivery basis, schedule assumptions, warranty terms and exclusions. | Written quotation and contract documents. |
A family name or catalog page should never be used as a substitute for the model-specific documents listed above.
From product family to a comparable quotation
YINONG groups published accommodation products by family. Use the selected model and revision as the reference for layout, equipment, shipping and local installation.
04 · DOCUMENT PACK
Request traceable documents before relying on a claim
- Quotation identityLegal name, address, contact route, quotation number, date, currency and validity.
- Model revisionModel code and revision that match the drawings, configuration sheet, bill of materials and quoted scope.
- Technical basisSite inputs, local requirements supplied by the buyer, design assumptions and items awaiting local professional review.
- Visual and document labelsIdentify photographs, visualizations, drawings and reference images accurately; do not treat an image as delivery proof by itself.
- Responsibility chainRecord who contracts, receives payment, prepares documents, supplies each scope item and supports delivery or site work.
- Change controlList inclusions, options, substitutions, buyer-supplied work, exclusions and the approval method for later changes.
For company-level website identity, public contact routes and document-status rules, use the YINONG Public Evidence Center.
05 · PROJECT INQUIRY
Prepare one brief that a supplier can review without guessing
- Select a starting family. Share the exact public URL or model name being reviewed.
- Describe the project. Provide use, location, quantity, phases, layout priorities and target window.
- Describe the site. Include climate inputs, foundation status, utilities, road limits, unloading and lifting conditions.
- List required documents. State the drawings, schedules, certificates or local reviews your team needs.
- Request a scope matrix. Ask the written quotation to separate inclusions, options, local works, interfaces and exclusions.
Ready to submit the project inputs?
Use the official contact route and include the selected family, destination, intended use, quantity, site conditions and required review documents.
06 · BUYER FAQ
Questions to resolve before comparing quotations
Does a published model family prove that every model is currently available?
No. A public family or catalog route is a starting point for inquiry. Current availability and the applicable configuration must be confirmed in writing for the selected project.
What should I send for an initial review?
Send the intended use, destination, quantity, layout priorities, site and climate conditions, access and lifting limits, utilities, target window and required documents.
How should I compare two prefab tiny house quotations?
Compare them on the same model revision, drawings, bill of materials, utility scope, packing and transport basis, installation boundary, warranty terms, exclusions and landed-cost assumptions.
Can a catalog image confirm materials or a completed project?
No. Ask whether each visual is a photograph, visualization, drawing or reference image, and match any technical claim to the current written model record.
Where should company and document identity be checked?
Start with the official website and the Public Evidence Center, then match the legal names and responsibilities across the quotation, contract, invoice, bank instruction and applicable documents.
