Start at the treatment table.
Review width, length, texture, core and handling against how your teams actually use the paper. Use a sample as a shared reference.
Supply programs / Treatment table paperTREATMENT TABLE PAPER.
TREATMENT TABLE PAPER.
Specified for your business.
Custom-made paper and packaging built around your specification, your distribution model and your brand. For waxing and treatment chains, and the distributors that serve them.
Discuss a supply program ↗Start with your specification or a physical sample.
BUILT AROUND THE BUYING BRIEFMulti-location operationsCustom-made packagingDistributor programsSample-led specification
01 / The programOne everyday supply.
One everyday supply.
A considered program.
Choosing paper for a network means looking beyond the roll. Define the product, how your distribution operation supplies franchisees and what the packaging needs to communicate.
Plan for your network.
Bring your distribution model, franchisee requirements and forecast demand into the brief. Define the case format and product identification around how you supply and sell onward.
Make the case your own.
Explore an outer-carton identity that works for your brand, warehouse and purchasing team. Final artwork and packaging need review.
02 / Product specificationYour specification.
Your specification.
Our starting point.
Start with the dimensions, paper characteristics and packaging your teams need. We work from your brief and review a physical sample together.
PaperDefine material and texture
RollSpecify width, length and core
Case quantityBuilt around your requirements
PackagingYour brand and distribution needs
Final specifications are agreed after sample and technical review.
Bring your own specification ↗03 / Your distribution. Your brand.Made for the way
Made for the way
you supply your network.
The carton is part of your product. Build its format, identity and information around the way your distribution team serves franchisees.
01
The right pack.
Set the case quantity around your order sizes, storage space and replenishment needs.
02
Your identity.
Bring your brand, artwork and product naming into a clear, recognizable outer case.
03
Ready for your system.
Define the item information, case markings and receiving requirements your teams use.
Your requirements shape the packaging. We confirm materials, print and packing details with you before production.
Discuss your packaging requirements →
Align the details.
Then discuss the supply.
Share the brief
Tell us who the program serves, your specification and the buying process we should work within.
Review the sample
Align on the product reference and identify the details that need testing or confirmation.
Define the case
Review your branding, case quantity and packing format against how your distribution operation supplies franchisees.
Evaluate a proposal
Review quantity, pricing, schedule and delivery terms against your agreed brief.
Preparing a sourcing brief or bid invitation?Useful inputs: roll specification, sample availability, estimated demand, location count, delivery destinations and branding requirements.
Start the conversation ↗Before we talkThe practical
The practical
questions.
Is there a fixed case quantity?
No. The program is custom-made. Define the pack quantity around your distribution and franchisee needs, then review product protection, handling and feasibility with us.
Can we start with our existing paper?
Yes, use your existing specification or sample as the starting point for discussion. Equivalent performance or suitability must be evaluated, not assumed.
What about minimums, price and lead time?
We build a proposal around your specification, quantities, packaging and delivery requirements.
Is this an online ordering page?
This page starts a business-to-business conversation. Share your requirements with our team through the inquiry page.
Bring us your network.
Let's discuss the paper.
Planning a private-label program, reviewing your supply or preparing a bid? Start with a conversation about your requirements.
Discuss your paper program ↗