Spec sheet builder

Choose a range, sizes and finishes from the lists we publish and get a print-ready spec sheet and CSV files that match our RFQ templates.

Short answer: pick from real option lists and the sheet fills in as you go. Print it or save it as a PDF, or download the CSV in our RFQ or spec sheet template layout. Everything you tick or type stays in your browser. Only the existing enquiry form sends anything to us, and only when you press send there.

How to use this in 3 steps

  1. Choose a range, then tick products, sizes and finishes.
  2. Check the sheet that appears below; blank items read Ask us.
  3. Print or save as PDF, or download a CSV, and send it with your enquiry.

Choose a range to start.

What the files contain

The RFQ CSV uses the same columns and field names as the RFQ template (field, what_to_enter, type, your_answer). The spec sheet CSV uses the same columns and items as the spec sheet template (spec_item, what_it_covers, note, your_value). Fields you do not choose stay empty, so you can fill them in later.

Option lists come from the published RFQ templates by range and range pages. If your choice is not on a list, type it in the notes. Minimum order, lead time and price are confirmed in your quote, so they are not on the sheet.

Sources: published RFQ templates by range and range pages on this site; column names from the published RFQ and spec sheet template CSV files; as of 2026-11-12.

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