How We Work
How we work on flexible stone orders: approve samples, define a project quote, confirm order details and review packing and delivery scope.
Updated

How we work starts with an identified finish and ends with a written order and agreed dispatch scope. Request samples if the finish is undecided; send the product reference, quantity and destination when you are ready to discuss a project quote.
Choose the Finish Before Confirming the Order
Compare the Flexible Stone collections, then request physical samples to review colour, relief, texture direction and hand feel under project lighting. Keep the approved sample reference with the product code so the quotation and order describe the same finish. Confirm sample contents, charges and the shipping option through the sample enquiry.

Compare the face and texture of the samples. This reference photograph does not define the contents or sizes of your sample request.
Sample approval records your finish choice. Review substrate, adhesive, joints and edge details against the selected product instructions separately. For an exterior wall, identify the intended exposure and request review of the exact product, assembly and required approval documents before committing the order.
The Path From Sample to Dispatch
Each step should leave a reference that the buyer and supplier can use in the next discussion.
| Step | Buyer input | Confirmation to keep |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Shortlist samples | Collection links or finish references | Selected samples and shipping option |
| 2. Share the application | Wall use, substrate, area, destination and document requirements | Project scope for review |
| 3. Approve the finish | Physical sample and requested sheet format | Approved sample reference and product identity |
| 4. Review the quotation | Finish, format, quantity, customization, packing and delivery requirements | Project quote with its stated inclusions and terms |
| 5. Confirm the order | Product code, agreed specification, quantity and commercial terms | Written order with approval references |
| 6. Prepare dispatch | Approved order, packing marks and agreed shipment method | Packing documentation and dispatch arrangements for that order |
If a finish, quantity or delivery requirement changes, reconfirm the affected quote and order details before proceeding. Keep the approved sample, product code and current document revision together.
Confirm the Order Against One Set of References
Use a written record that connects the material selection to the actual quantities and delivery requirements. For hotel, retail and other fit-out orders, attach the relevant drawings or BOQ and identify the wall zones and delivery stages. Project applications show the spaces covered by our supply discussions.

Drawings locate the work; finish references identify the material. Send your own current files with the revision and wall zones marked.
Before confirming the order, check that both parties have:
- The selected series, product code and approved physical sample reference.
- The agreed format and quantity for each finish, with units stated.
- The current drawing or BOQ revision and any agreed customization.
- The packing, labels, destination and delivery stages requested.
- The stated supply entity, quote reference, validity, payment and delivery terms.
- The required available product, installation, test and warranty documents for the named order.
You quote and contract with the stated HeyMaterials supply entity described on About HeyMaterials. Confirm the coverage of each document against the selected series and intended wall use. Trade buyers can discuss trade requirements for sample and technical enquiries.
Review Quality Checks and Packing Before Dispatch
Ask which product checks, records and packing details apply to the confirmed order, and agree any required evidence in writing. A sample reference identifies the approved finish; the order documents should identify the specification and any agreed acceptance requirements. Keep unresolved document or inspection requests visible before confirming dispatch arrangements.

Packing reference showing wrap, a timber frame and protection blocks. Confirm the protection and handling arrangement for your selected format and shipment.
Review packing and shipping requirements with the destination, package marks and receiving arrangements. For staged projects, link each finish and quantity to its wall zone or delivery stage. Distinguish your requested arrival window from order readiness, carrier timing and the delivery date agreed for the order.
Compare quotation cost scopes before comparing totals. Identify who covers packing, freight, insurance, clearance, duties, unloading and local delivery, as applicable. Add only excluded items to your budget. If an Incoterms rule is used, record the agreed rule, edition and named place so both parties work from the same delivery scope.
Discuss your order and dispatch requirements on WhatsApp
Questions Before You Proceed
When should I move from samples to a quote?
Send an enquiry once you have a finish direction, approximate quantity and destination. If the finish is still undecided, identify the options for sample review and confirm the approved sample reference before the order.
What should the order lock in writing?
Record the product code, approved sample reference, specification, quantity, drawing revision where relevant, packing marks, required available documents and commercial terms. Reconfirm affected details if the selection or scope changes.
Which product do the contract documents apply to?
Confirm product, installation, test and warranty documents for the named series and order with the stated supply entity. Check the document scope against the selected product and proposed wall application.
Other material and buying questions are covered in the Flexible Stone FAQs.
Method and Sources
Updated October 2026. The sequence and enquiry inputs follow our published sample, project-quotation and supply process. The checklist organizes those inputs for written confirmation; selected-product data, available records and commercial terms are confirmed for the order.
Trade.gov’s pro forma invoice guidance supports the general quotation-document checks. ICC’s Incoterms 2020 overview explains the allocation of delivery obligations, costs and risks. Both were accessed on 18 October 2026; they establish trade-document context, not product certification or an agreed shipping service.
What to send us
Scroll the table horizontally to see all columns.
| Item | Why we need it | Example format |
|---|---|---|
| Drawings or BOQ and wall scope | Locate the work and current revision | Dimensioned PDF or quantity schedule; wall photos and substrate notes |
| Finish and approved sample | Connect the quotation to the finish decision | Product code and sample reference; identify any pending approval |
| Format and quantities | Define each order line with its unit | List by finish and wall zone, with requested sheet format |
| Packing and required documents | Review protection, marks and available records | Packing/label notes and a document request list |
| Destination and delivery stages | Discuss shipment scope and requested timing | City/country or port, receiving notes and requested arrival window |
We reply within 24 hours.
Send your project details