Mixed Containers: One Spec per Model
Keep one specification per model, then check labels, inspection and loading together.
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Treat a mixed-container order as one logistics plan made of separate product specifications. Freeze the model, quantity, upholstery and packing record for each line, then review compatibility at the order level: programme, volume planning, labels, inspection and loading sequence. Do not let consolidation replace product approval.
Who this is for
- Dealers combining several upholstered categories
- Showrooms preparing a coordinated launch
- Trading companies consolidating orders
- Project teams balancing room packages
Decision points
| Factor | What to resolve |
|---|---|
| Assortment | Choose models for a clear commercial role and avoid adding unapproved lines only to fill space. |
| Specification | Maintain one controlled row per SKU, even when several products share a fabric or finish direction. |
| Readiness | Separate confirmed existing models from items still under sample or development review. |
| Packing coordination | Agree marks and product identification so mixed categories remain traceable during receipt. |
| Loading plan | Review the consolidated packing information before treating the assortment as final. |
Checklist
- SKU-level quantity list
- Status of every sample or approval
- Shared upholstery references
- Per-item dimensions and packing basis
- Carton or protective marks
- Inspection grouping
- Loading and receiving sequence
- Single revision-controlled order brief
Where JANEPU can support
- Build a multi-product Selection
- Review sofas, lounge chairs and beds from the current library
- Assess missing series separately
- Coordinate confirmed product and packing information for the order
Related product references
Related products
MAX-SC-001
Sofas
JANEPU MAX-SC-001 · Three-Piece Track-Arm Sofa
CAI-CH-001
Lounge Chairs
JANEPU CAI-CH-001 · Round-Base Tub Chair
LIG-BD-001
Beds
JANEPU LIG-BD-001 · Framed Upholstered Panel Bed