Process
Eight steps from requirement to delivery.
Nothing is ordered from this site. Each step below ends with a document you can hold, and this is the order a custom food truck follows.
Each step records what you receive.
Listed for reference only.
37 builds serve more than one application.
Quoted per requirement, not from a list.
Floor area is published on 72 of 80 builds. The rest publish overall dimensions only.
The sequence
Durations are confirmed per order. Each step records what you receive when it is done.
01
Confirm your requirement
We record the application, the site, the power supply and the constraints that decide the layout, starting from nine application groups.
You receive: a written requirement summary to correct or approve.
02
Proposal and layout
The working layout is drafted against the requirement, including the service side and the equipment positions.
You receive: a layout proposal with the dimensions that follow from it.
03
Quotation
The proposal is priced, including the equipment list and the trade term you selected.
You receive: an itemised quotation with the specification attached.
04
Specification sign off
Every figure and every equipment line is confirmed in writing before anything is built.
You receive: a signed specification, which is the document the build follows.
05
Build
The food truck is built to the signed specification, with the agreed drive system and service windows.
You receive: build stage updates against the signed specification.
06
Inspection
The finished unit is checked against the specification line by line before it is released.
You receive: an inspection record with the results for each checked item.
07
Shipping documents
Export paperwork is prepared for the agreed trade term and destination.
You receive: the shipping document set for the agreed term.
08
Delivery
The unit ships to the agreed destination port or address for the agreed term.
You receive: delivery confirmation and the document handover.
Start at step 01 with the application, not with a model code.
What the process produces
Eight steps, eight deliverables. The specification you sign at step 04 is the document the build follows, and the inspection record at step 06 is checked against that same document.
The material these steps act on is published as food trailer dimensions and as reference builds with dimensions. manufacturer in China covers the manufacturer, and request a quotation starts step 01.
The range behind these steps is recorded as the published build record.
Applications this process has been run against include street food and catering units, retail frontage units and exhibition and display units.