For holiday-park mobile-home procurement, use a model-by-model and order-by-order brief. Eurodita is a B2B timber-building manufacturer. Available technical data may be provided for dealer and project review, while the supply scope is confirmed for each selected model and order.
What should a holiday-park procurement brief contain?
Identify the selected models, required quantity, intended use, destination, site and access information, technical data needed for review, and the parties responsible for project decisions. Record requested features, branding, documentation and packing separately so each item can be confirmed against the selected model and order.
| Procurement workstream | Buyer or project input | Required confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Model selection | Selected model references or project drawings | Scope is confirmed per selected model and order. |
| Project brief | Intended use, destination, quantity, site and access information | Project information supports review but does not establish approval. |
| Technical review | List of data required by the dealer, operator or project team | Available technical data may be provided for review. |
| Presentation requirements | Requested branding, document labelling and packing | Any included scope must be confirmed per selected model and order. |
| Shipping enquiry | Collection or delivered-option question | Terms are agreed individually per order. |
Who should review the technical data?
The dealer or project team should identify the information required for its own review. Eurodita may provide available technical data for that purpose. Recipients remain responsible for obtaining independent project advice and decisions appropriate to the intended use and destination. This guide does not provide legal advice or project approval.
Where can buyers review the range and procurement support?
Use the B2B mobile log homes range and mobile homes category to prepare a shortlist. Consult dealer resources for supporting material. If branding or presentation is part of the brief, discuss private-label supply. Availability and scope are confirmed for the selected model and order.
How are shipping terms confirmed?
Our standard terms are EXW (Ex Works). Delivered options, including DAP or DDP, can be arranged for selected markets and projects, terms are agreed individually per order.
Direct order-specific logistics questions through the shipping and delivery policy.
Frequently asked procurement questions
Is this guide a product specification?
No. Product and supply scope are confirmed for the selected model and order. Request the technical data needed for dealer or project review.
Does this guide confirm that a model is suitable for a specific holiday park?
No general suitability or approval claim is made. Review available technical data for the selected model and obtain independent project advice for the intended use and destination.
Can private-label presentation be requested?
Requests may be submitted for review. Availability and included scope are not assumed and must be confirmed for the selected model and order.
Does this guide provide legal advice?
No. It is a procurement checklist only. Obtain project-specific advice from appropriately qualified professionals and relevant authorities.
Send drawings for a quote. Include the selected model references, project brief and the technical information required for review.
Frequently asked questions
What information should a holiday park include in a procurement brief?
List the selected model references or project drawings, the required quantity, intended use, destination, site and access information, and the technical data the operator or project team needs for review. Record branding, document labelling and packing requests separately so each can be confirmed against the selected model and order in the written quotation.
Are mobile home dimensions quoted as internal or external measurements?
Stated building dimensions are external dimensions. Where a park needs a unit to fit a legal size definition or a pitch, state that requirement in the brief so the selected model can be checked against it. Any dimensional requirement is confirmed for the selected model and order in the written quotation.
What shipping terms apply to mobile homes for holiday parks?
EXW Eurodita factory is the default. DAP can be agreed per order for selected markets and DDP is considered case by case only. Kits ship flat packed, Eurodita runs no transport fleet, and unloading at the site is the buyer’s responsibility. Terms for each order, including any delivered option, are confirmed in the written quotation.
Does Eurodita install mobile homes or prepare the holiday park site?
No. Installation, foundations, utilities and turnkey delivery are outside scope. Buildings are not generally pre-assembled in the factory; they ship as flat packed kits. Site preparation, assembly and connection to services are arranged by the operator, dealer or their contractors, and building approval follows the buyer’s local route.
Who is responsible for planning approval of holiday park mobile homes?
The buyer’s local route. Eurodita may provide available technical data, drawings and product documentation for the selected model to support the dealer, operator or project team’s review. No general suitability or approval claim is made; obtaining independent project advice and local approval for the intended use and destination remains with the recipient.