Buying guides
Flat-pack and welded frames: check the construction before choosing
Dong Phuong Lien KienFlat-pack describes components arranged for assembly; welded frame describes how structural members are joined. The terms are not mutually exclusive: an assembly kit can include factory-welded components.
| Topic | Flat-pack | Welded frame |
|---|---|---|
| Meaning | Component breakdown and assembly arrangement. | A joining method using welds. |
| What to check | Component list, assembly drawings and installation sequence. | Connection details, weld quality and surface protection. |
| Avoid assumptions | The name alone does not establish structural capacity or quality. | The name alone does not establish structural capacity or quality. |
| Selection basis | Drawings, materials, configuration and site conditions. | Drawings, materials, configuration and site conditions. |
Frequently asked questions
What can be customised?
Nine groups: air conditioning and ventilation, bathroom, beds, door and window upgrades, canopy and walkway, floor and wall upgrades, extra electrical fittings, extended or widened dimensions, and branding or exterior identity.
What does a quote include, and how long is it valid?
A quote covers product, transport and installation, and is valid for 7 days with a raw-material fluctuation clause. Prices are assessed per order and are not published on this site; volume orders are grouped at 5–9, 10–19 and 20+ units. Around 200 units are held in stock.