Recommended direction - Catalog-first B2B

Stainless steel bathroom product systems for RFQ-led sourcing.

Browse product families, compare application fit, and share your product list with Promilink for current sourcing details.

01 Product range Accessories, racks, hooks, shelves, drains.
02 Application fit Project, wholesale, OEM, destination market.
03 Detail request Current specs, finishes, packing, documents.
04 RFQ follow-up Product list, quantity range, files, notes.

Three visual routes

Use a professional catalog story, not a showroom story.

The first direction should drive the V2 prototype. The other two become supporting sections for Applications, Resources, OEM, and RFQ.

Recommended

Steel Systems Catalog

Lead with product families, procurement clarity, and a direct RFQ route. Best fit for Home and Products.

View products
Supporting route

Project Path

Use generic application scenes to help buyers match product families to project needs.

View applications
Supporting route

Procurement Desk

Use drawings, material samples, and document requests to make RFQ serious and useful.

Prepare RFQ

Products page

Turn the catalog entrance into a buyer sorting tool.

Products should not feel like a retail category wall. It should help a buyer choose a product family and prepare a useful RFQ.

Product family

Floor Drains

Linear drains, channel parts, grate styles, finish discussion.

Browse catalog view
Product family

Bathroom Accessories

Towel bars, hooks, holders, shelves, and accessory sets.

Request details
Product family

OEM Discussion

Finish, packing, product matching, and document requests.

Share product list

Collection logic

Make category browsing feel like product selection, not shopping.

Buyers should sort by product family, application fit, finish preference, document request, and OEM notes before contacting Promilink.

Selection cue

Product family

Start with drains, bars, hooks, shelves, holders, or accessory sets.

Browse catalog
Selection cue

Application fit

Connect product families to hotels, apartments, contractors, wholesale, or OEM needs.

View applications
Selection cue

Finish preference

Use RFQ to request current material and finish discussion instead of assuming fixed public options.

Request details
Selection cue

Document request

Route drawings, files, packing notes, and product details into RFQ follow-up.

View resources

Buyer path

Move from catalog review to a useful sourcing conversation.

Use the site to move from product family, to application fit, to RFQ preparation. Buyers can share product line, destination market, quantity range, finish preference, OEM notes, and file links.

Factory / OEM / Applications

Build confidence through requestable information, not unverified claims.

Factory, OEM, Applications, and Resources should explain what buyers can discuss with Promilink while keeping unverified commercial facts out of the public page.

Requestable information

Show process readiness without pretending to prove everything.

Promilink can use the site to collect buyer context first, then respond with current details through RFQ follow-up.

Factory path

What buyers can request

Current product files, packing notes, finish discussion, and sourcing context.

Open factory
OEM path

OEM discussion

Finish, packing, product matching, and notes the buyer should include in RFQ.

Open OEM
Content path

Resources library

Selection, material, installation, and sourcing content can grow after launch.

Open resources

Procurement story

Product range, application fit, document needs, then RFQ.

The site should help buyers understand what to ask for before sending an inquiry. This keeps the V1 focused on useful follow-up instead of retail ordering.

Application

Project bathrooms

Use generic application paths to prepare product questions without implying a real customer project.

View applications
OEM discussion

Finish, packing, and matching notes

Frame OEM conversations around information buyers should include in RFQ.

Review OEM path
Resources

Build a RFQ support library

Use resources as a future content asset for material, selection, installation, and sourcing questions.

Open resources

Resources

Turn future content into a RFQ support library.

Resources can start as a clean entrance and grow into long-term independent-site content assets for selection, material, OEM, and document requests.

Guide

Selection checklist

Help buyers prepare product family, destination market, application, and quantity range.

Open resources
Guide

Material and finish notes

Explain what information is useful for finish discussion without making public promises.

Open resources
Guide

OEM preparation

Prompt buyers to share packing notes, product targets, file links, and sourcing context.

Open OEM
Request

Document request

Route document needs into RFQ follow-up instead of pretending a complete library is ready.

Prepare RFQ

RFQ

Make RFQ feel like the start of a useful sourcing conversation.

Email Promilink with product families, SKU lists, quantity range, destination market, material or finish preference, OEM packing notes, file links, and buyer context.

Ask buyers to include

Name and emailCompanyBuyer typeCountry or marketProduct line or SKU listQuantity rangeMaterial or finish preferenceOEM or packaging notes