What to send
Include the house use, footprint, height, layout and finish scope. Add the project location and the code jurisdiction if you know it. Wind, snow and seismic values belong in the note only when an engineer has already stated them.
Project desk
Contact FrameGate Sourcing
FrameGate Sourcing reads buyer briefs for alternative prefabricated residential houses. There is no published street address, no public phone switchboard and no storefront map, because those details are not operated as a walk-in counter. The form on this page is the procurement path.
How a reply is scoped
Quantity, destination and requested timing let factories separate freight from the product. Say whether you want a shell, a delivered set, an installed building or a turnkey list. Those are different conversations, not synonyms.
When the desk reads briefs
Review timing requires confirmation; this page does not publish a response-time commitment. A reply should confirm what was understood and what is still missing. It is not a quotation by itself, and it is not a hold on factory capacity.
Write dimensions with the unit you want quoted, such as footprint in feet, eave height in feet, and a transport envelope the road can accept. If you know them, add wind speed in mph, ground snow load in psf, and the seismic design category. Name whether the package stops at the primary frame or includes insulated metal panel walls, purlins, girts, and the foundation interface. Leave a cell blank when the value is unknown.
