Building materials category · China to Cuba
Ceramic sanitary ware is a building-materials line for plumbing importers and hardware distributors. Configuration and fit are agreed per order.
Category description
We supply vitreous china sanitary ware from Guangdong and Hebei factories — close-coupled and one-piece toilets, washbasins and pedestals — for plumbing wholesalers and building projects. Two things decide whether a sanitary ware shipment is accepted: the outlet and rough-in dimensions, because a mismatch with local plumbing practice means the goods sit unsold; and the packing, because vitreous china is the most breakable line in the building-materials range. We confirm the dimensions on the drawing before production and pack every piece in its own foam-cradled carton, then open random cartons at inspection to check for hairline cracks and chips.
Every shipment is quoted against a confirmed specification, packed to the format agreed for your channel, and documented so the Cuban side can clear it without guesswork.
Technical specification
Reference values for Ceramic Sanitary Ware shipments on the China-to-Cuba route. Final limits are written into the purchase contract for each order.
Shipment handling
Each piece is wrapped in foam and EPS corner protectors inside a reinforced export carton, with the model code and dimensions printed on the carton.
Piece, carton, or FCL 20ft / 40ft. Project quantities are quoted per carton.
A 20ft container holds approximately 200–260 cartons of individually packed sanitary ware, depending on the mix of toilets and basins.
Model code and dimension check against the confirmed drawing, hairline crack and chip inspection on the sampled pieces, glaze finish check, and verification that the carton marking matches the model packed inside.
Certificate of origin and the product test report. The article description and dimensions on the licence must match the contract and the packing list.
Clearance pack
Our Cuban team checks the licence description against the contract before loading, so the paperwork on arrival matches what the licence says.