Plan your next inventory purchase or project order with practical answers on factory-direct composite products. Compare product series, prepare a material takeoff, and review minimum orders, U.S. import timelines, custom manufacturing, technical submittals, and warranty terms.
Build an order around your sales channel, project scope, and required product mix.
LastElegance partners with building material distributors, importers, lumberyards, general contractors, and Composite Decking, Composite Fencing, and Composite Siding. Our streamlined supply chain delivers consistent quality and flexible volume solutions for residential, multifamily, and commercial projects.
Tell us whether you are building a dealer product line or buying for a specific job. We can use your target specifications, order volume, and schedule to prepare a relevant quote.
Our standard minimum order is approximately 5,381 sq ft (500 m²). You’re free to mix and match across our full product range — including decking, fencing, and siding — and combine different colors or styles within a single order to meet the minimum. This flexibility makes it easy to stock a diverse selection or fulfill multiple project needs in one shipment.
You can build your purchasing plan around any combination of our three core product lines:
Decking — Renew, VerdeLife, and TimberLuxe, each engineered for different performance tiers and aesthetic preferences.
Fencing — Linea posts, TwinLine fluted boards, and Vista tongue-and-groove boards, designed to mix and match for a variety of project styles.
Siding — DecoGroove fluted profiles and Oakling tongue-and-groove profiles, offering versatile exterior cladding solutions.
All product families can be combined within a single plan.
Include your name, product series, quantity, color, board length, and required accessories.
For a bid, identify the required submittals and installation conditions. Request wholesale pricing with these details so we can quote a defined scope.
Define what is included in your quote and allow time for each stage of an import shipment.
For planning, a 20-foot container typically requires about 15-20 days of production. A 40-foot container typically requires about 20-25 days of production. Confirm when the production clock starts for your order.
The supplied logistics estimates for the U.S. West Coast are 24–32 days by express ocean service or 34–42 days by standard service. These figures cover ocean transit, not delivery to your receiving address.
Sample approvals, custom tooling, vessel availability, clearance, port handling, and trucking can add time. East Coast and Gulf Coast destinations require a separate route estimate. Confirm the shipment schedule before booking an installation crew.
Send the full delivery address, receiving hours, unloading requirements, and any truck-access restrictions. We will confirm the delivery scope available for that shipment and identify any arrangements you need to make separately.
The purchase documents should make clear who handles import clearance, destination charges, inland freight, and unloading. Do not treat a port arrival estimate as a confirmed jobsite delivery appointment.
Share the required-on-site dates, estimated quantities for each phase, and the profiles you expect to reorder. This allows the production and shipping plan to be reviewed against your inventory or construction schedule.
Approve samples and specifications before releasing production. For work that must match across phases, identify the approved color reference and discuss batch coordination. Separate production runs, delivery dates, and storage arrangements should be documented in the order plan.
Payment method, deposit, balance timing, and shipping terms are agreed for each purchase. Request these details with the quote so your purchasing and finance teams can review the same scope.
Before issuing a purchase order, reconcile the pro forma invoice with the approved product list, quantities, color references, accessories, packaging, and delivery responsibilities. Any changes after approval should be confirmed in writing, including their effect on price and timing.
Approve the finish and dimensions before committing to inventory or releasing a project order.
Request the current color selections for the exact profiles you are considering. Review physical samples under the lighting conditions relevant to your showroom or project; photos alone are not a reliable basis for color approval.
For a coordinated deck, fence, and siding package, review all selected profiles together. Grain, surface texture, and profile geometry can affect how the same color appears. Record the approved references with your order.
We can discuss custom colors, lengths, textures, and profile shapes, along with packaging requirements for a distributor or private-label program. Send a drawing, reference sample, and estimated purchase volume so the factory can review feasibility.
Confirm minimum quantities, tooling and sample costs, artwork approvals, and lead times before launch. Custom profiles may need separate performance documentation; testing for a standard profile should not be assumed to cover a new design.
List the decking, fencing, or siding series, desired colors, and the properties your team needs to evaluate. Include your company, U.S. shipping address, contact person, and whether the samples are for a dealer display, project submittal, or product trial.
We will confirm sample availability, dispatch timing, and any shipping or sample charges. Request product samples before approving a container order.
The product series list uses a reference length of 9.51 ft (2,900 mm). Custom lengths can be discussed for production orders, subject to profile feasibility, order volume, and packing requirements.
Send the actual cut lengths and quantities from your takeoff. Do not assume that 12-, 16-, or 20-foot boards are stocked or automatically available. Approve the finished dimensions and tolerances before production, and distinguish full board width from installed coverage when calculating quantities.
Match product information to the specifications your purchasing team, designer, or project reviewer needs.
Start with the selected model, profile, and intended use. Request technical data sheets, dimension drawings, installation details, warranty terms, and the relevant product test reports for your submittal package.
Provide the project location and the performance criteria your reviewer requires. A useful submittal ties the supplied SKU to the actual report, including the tested sample, method, date, and scope; a general product brochure may not answer those questions.
Our supplied technical information lists an ASTM E84 result with a Flame Spread Index of 85 and a Smoke Developed Index of 300, described as Class C. Request the underlying report and confirm that it covers the profile being considered.
This FAQ does not represent a project approval. Give your design team or project reviewer the report and proposed assembly before specifying the material. If your project requires different fire performance or additional evaluation documents, identify those requirements before ordering.
The technical reference lists an R11 slip-resistance result. Ask for the matching report for the exact decking surface, including the test method and conditions, and submit it with your project requirements for review.
For a pool deck, hospitality project, or accessible route, specify the evidence your reviewer needs. We do not present the R11 result as a blanket ADA certification or a guarantee of performance under all wet, contaminated, or maintenance conditions.
The supplied technical information describes a wood-fiber and HDPE composite with 60% recycled content. It also reports formaldehyde as not detected under EN 717-1 testing. Request current supporting documents and confirmation of their scope for your selected product.
If your purchasing specification calls for a particular U.S. evaluation, emissions certification, or sustainability document, include it in the request. The supplied reference does not establish that an ICC-ES evaluation report or formal CARB Phase 2 certification has been obtained. Confirm current documentation before making claims in your own product literature.
Use series-specific dimensions for estimating, then confirm coverage, accessories, and assembly details. Inch and foot dimensions are approximate conversions of the listed metric sizes.
The listed widths and thicknesses are actual profile dimensions, shown below in inches with the source metric sizes:
The listed reference length is 9.51 ft (2,900 mm). Confirm the selected profile, installed board spacing, waste allowance, and compatible hidden fasteners before converting square footage into a board count. Use the current profile-specific instructions for support spacing and expansion gaps.
The Composite Fencing range includes these reference cross-sections:
The listed reference length is 9.51 ft (2,900 mm). Confirm the board-and-post combination, rails, brackets, caps, trims, and foundations as a complete system. Provide fence height and site conditions for review; board dimensions alone do not establish allowable post spacing, wind performance, or suitability as a pool barrier or guardrail.
The product list includes DecoGroove fluted siding at 8.62 × 0.79 in (219 × 20 mm) and Oakling tongue-and-groove siding at 5.51 × 0.47 in (140 × 12 mm). Both use a listed reference length of 9.51 ft (2,900 mm).
Review the Composite Siding range and request drawings showing effective coverage, joints, and fastening details. Coordinate the selected profile with the furring, drainage space, weather-resistive barrier, flashing, and trim details for the wall assembly. Confirm the full assembly with your project team before specification.
Request the installation guide for the exact product before finalizing your material takeoff. Compatible grooved decking uses a hidden stainless-steel clip system; fencing and siding require their own component and fastening schedules.
Have your installer verify the support layout, board orientation, expansion allowances, ventilation, and required hardware against the selected profile. Confirm which accessories are included in the purchase. For commercial loads or demanding wind conditions, submit the proposed system for project-specific review before installation.
Review coverage for the intended use and keep the records your team needs after delivery.
The supplied product information lists the following warranty periods:
Request the applicable written warranty for the selected SKU and use. For a distributor program or commercial project, confirm eligibility, exclusions, remedies, and any separate appearance provisions before passing warranty claims to your customers.
The supplied warranty description addresses specified manufacturing quality issues under normal use and proper maintenance, including surface cracking, edge lifting or warping, breakage, and color fading beyond the contractually defined range.
Coverage and remedies depend on the written terms. Improper installation, misuse, and negligence are excluded in the supplied description. Confirm whether labor, removal, replacement installation, or freight costs are covered; a stated warranty period alone does not establish reimbursement for those expenses.
Retain the purchase order, invoice, product series, color reference, batch or shipment details, and installation instructions supplied with the order. Record the affected quantity and preserve photos that show both the issue and the surrounding installation.
Send these records with a description of when the issue appeared, how the material was installed, and its maintenance history. This helps our team review the claim against the applicable product and warranty terms and identify the next steps.
Use our wholesale inquiry page for purchasing requirements and contact page for technical documents or after-sales support. You can also email xuan@lastelegance.com.
Include your company, U.S. location, selected series, estimated quantity, and decision deadline. For an existing order, include the order reference so we can connect the request to the correct specifications and shipment.
Send your product shortlist, takeoff or stocking quantities, color preferences, and U.S. delivery ZIP code. Include your target arrival date so we can review pricing, production, and shipping requirements together.
