Short answer: send the product, the size in inches, and the 5 fields below for framed mirrors, plus your quantity band and branding. Each field shows what the live pages publish, so you only write what is yours to choose.
What the live pages publish for framed mirrors
| Field | What is published | What to write in your RFQ |
|---|---|---|
| Frame material | Wooden, polystyrene or metallic frames | Name one |
| Finish | Wood, gold, silver and dark finishes | Name one finish |
| Size | Standard sizes; the list is confirmed in your quote | Ask for the size list, or write the sizes you need |
| Hanging | To brief | Portrait or landscape; hanging fitting |
| Pack | Packed to your plan | State how glass fronted pieces are to be packed |
Fields to fill in for this range
Print this page or use the CSV. Tick each field when you have an answer.
- [ ] Frame material: Name one
- [ ] Finish: Name one finish
- [ ] Size: Ask for the size list, or write the sizes you need
- [ ] Hanging: Portrait or landscape; hanging fitting
- [ ] Pack: State how glass fronted pieces are to be packed
Fields every RFQ needs
- [ ] Company: Your business name and website
- [ ] Contact role and email: Who will receive the quote
- [ ] Quantity band: Up to 100, 100 to 500, 500 to 2,000, more than 2,000, or not sure yet
- [ ] Reorder pattern: How often you expect to reorder
- [ ] Branding: Your label, inserts and packaging needs
- [ ] Target market: Online store, retail shops or other
- [ ] Delivery location: City or port
- [ ] Samples: Whether you want a paid sample first
Download the framed mirrors RFQ template (CSV)
Values you cannot fill from the live pages are left for your quote: the factory confirms them in writing. The general RFQ template and the spec sheet template cover the fields above.
Start an enquiry when your list is ready; we reply within 1 business day, with questions or a quote.
Sources: paintings and wall art range [V95-PL1-PA]; for hotels [V95-PL1-HOT]; RFQ template [V95-PL1-RFQ]; spec sheet template [V95-PL1-SPEC]. As of 2026-11-12. Terms are typical and are confirmed in your written quote.