B2B Timber Building FAQs

Practical answers for dealers, distributors, builders, developers and other qualified B2B buyers. Review the topics below, then send the selected product or project brief, destination, intended use, quantity and timing for a project-specific response.

Company · Products · Design · Pricing · Shipping · Quality & warranty

Company & partnership

Who manufactures private-label timber buildings for B2B resellers?
Eurodita manufactures timber building kits in Kaunas, Lithuania, for dealers, distributors, builders and other qualified trade partners. Private-label branding, documentation and customer-facing materials are agreed for the order; the partner retains control of pricing, sales and the end-customer relationship.
Eurodita was founded in 1994 and manufactures in Kaunas, Lithuania. Current quotations and order documents—not company age alone—define the product, factory scope, documentation, timing and commercial terms for each B2B order.
Eurodita is organised for B2B supply. Partners can start with repeatable catalogue models or submit a qualified bespoke or glulam brief. Eurodita manufactures the agreed kit; the trade partner manages local sales, site work, installation and the end-customer relationship unless the written order states otherwise.
Eurodita works with B2B partners in multiple destination markets. Every enquiry is reviewed against the destination, intended use, product specification, documentation needs and logistics route before Eurodita confirms that it can quote and supply.

Products & specification

What timber building ranges does Eurodita manufacture?
The B2B range includes catalogue log cabins, residential log cabins, glulam homes, garden offices, garages and structures, mobile log homes and qualified bespoke timber-building projects. Availability and final specification are confirmed for the selected model or project brief.
Wall profiles depend on the product family and selected model. Published solid-log and engineered-glulam options are starting points only; Eurodita confirms the final profile, openings, insulation build-up and other components in the written quotation and order specification.
Yes, a buyer can submit a sketch, floor plan, dimensions or technical brief for feasibility review. Eurodita then confirms whether the project fits its manufacturing route and what drawings, engineering inputs, specification decisions and local professional review are required before quotation or order confirmation.
Yes. Catalogue models support repeat supply and range planning. Bespoke and glulam projects follow a qualified brief and project-specific quotation. Lead time, documentation and commercial terms are confirmed separately for the chosen route.

Design & technical review

What is the process from enquiry to factory release?
The usual sequence is brief review, quotation, specification confirmation, agreed drawings or technical data, order confirmation, manufacturing, factory checks, packing and factory release. Required approvals, documents, responsibilities and dates are recorded for the individual order.
Eurodita can prepare quote-stage or order-stage drawings, technical data and 3D material where these are relevant and agreed for the project. The exact file set, purpose and review stage are confirmed in writing; local engineering or authority approval is not implied.
The supplied document set follows the product and written order. It may include agreed drawings, component or packing information, assembly material and available technical product data. Buyers should state destination-market and local-review requirements before quotation.
The buyer, developer, site contractor or appointed local professional is responsible for local classification, planning, engineering checks, foundations, installation and authority submissions. Eurodita can provide available order-specific product information for their review.

Pricing & order terms

How is a B2B price calculated?
Pricing is prepared against the selected model or project brief, specification, quantity, openings and options, documentation scope, destination and agreed logistics terms. A published model or prior quote does not replace a current written quotation for the actual order.
Payment terms are not assumed from the website. The deposit, balance point, currency, validity period and any account-specific conditions are stated in Eurodita’s written quotation and order documents.
Quantity and repeat-order requirements can be reviewed during quotation. Any volume-related price, production arrangement or account term is order-specific and valid only when confirmed in writing.
Only the items and services listed in the written quotation are included. Buyers should check the timber kit, openings, hardware, finishes, drawings, packing, transport term, unloading, installation and local-work boundaries before confirming an order.

Shipping & responsibilities

How are international orders released or delivered?
Eurodita’s standard terms are EXW (Ex Works) from Kaunas. Delivered options, including DAP or DDP, can be arranged for selected markets and projects; the named place, included services, cost and responsibility boundary are agreed individually per order.
Manufacturing and factory-release timing are confirmed for the individual order. Freight, customs and final-delivery timing are separate and depend on the destination, route, carrier, border processes, unloading plan and site access.
The written Incoterm and order assign customs and import responsibilities. Under the standard EXW route, the buyer, importer or appointed customs agent manages destination formalities, duties and local taxes unless a different scope is agreed in writing.
Inspect the shipment before acceptance where possible, photograph the packaging and affected components, record visible damage on the carrier documents and notify the carrier and Eurodita promptly. Responsibility, insurance evidence and the remedy are assessed under the written order and transport terms.

Materials, quality & warranty

What timber materials does Eurodita use?
Non-glulam ranges use slow-grown northern European spruce. Glulam, mobile-home and contemporary-home ranges use engineered glulam timber. The final material grade, profile, treatment, finish and component scope are confirmed for the selected product and order.
Warranty eligibility and duration follow the written order, installation, maintenance and warranty terms. The 10-year anti-rot warranty applies only to eligible treated timber components; it is not a blanket warranty for every component, project condition or installation.
Eurodita uses kiln-drying, machining and computer-controlled timber-processing equipment appropriate to the product route. For the buyer, the controlling evidence is the confirmed specification, factory checks and order documentation rather than a machinery brand list.

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