Bulk Supply & Lead Times

We have the facilities to take in full container loads, and we also supply smaller quantities — a first order does not have to be large.

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Container Loads And Single Rolls, Same Factory

Quilted fibreglass is normally bought one of two ways. Established converters order against a schedule and take full container loads of mat, which we hold and draw down as their orders come in. Smaller fabricators order a few rolls at a time.

We run both, and we do not price the small customer out of the market on principle — the first order is often a single roll while a design is proven.

Lead times you can plan against

Lead time on a repeat order is typically two to three weeks from confirmation, assuming mat and facings are in stock. A new build takes longer: allow one to two weeks for a sample panel, your assessment and any adjustment, then the production lead time on top. Where a customer holds a call-off schedule with us, we keep their mat and facings on the shelf and lead times come down accordingly.

Winding, wrapping and dispatch

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Rolls are wound to your handling requirement and wrapped for transport. We can deliver on our own arrangements throughout the UK, or hold goods for your carrier to collect from the West Midlands. For export orders we palletise and wrap for container loading and work to your forwarder's documentation.

Fixed dates need early notice

If you have a fixed installation or delivery date, tell us at enquiry stage. Machine time on wide-width work is booked in advance, and a week's notice at quote stage is worth more than any amount of chasing after the order is placed.

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Tell us what you need quilting

Send us your fabric and filling, tell us the pattern, and we will quote you on the work.