The company in its own words
Hebei NingJiu Metal Products Co., Ltd. presents itself on its company website as a professional company engaged in foldable prefabricated homes, foldable container houses, expandable prefab houses, and flat pack container houses. The exhibition hall wording adds special customized rooms, steel structure, and various accessories to the same list, and describes the company as a newer kind of enterprise that integrates research and development, production, sales, and leasing of special customized houses and steel structure engineering. Taken together, those two wordings describe a supplier whose catalogue is built around prefabricated houses and whose stated scope runs from design through making, selling, and leasing.
This page repeats those statements as company profile statements. Ask the supplier directly for its founding year, headcount, factory area, and turnover if those figures are needed to assess the company for your order. When judging reliability, request company background documents and check the dates, figures, and company identity against the supplier's reply before relying on any history or capacity statement in a buying decision. A buyer who needs a company background beyond the catalogue should ask for it directly in the inquiry, and judge the answer on its own terms.
Where the company is based
The company website and the exhibition hall both point to the same region: Wen'an, in Langfang, Hebei, China, with a neighbouring reference to the Xiong'an New Area. For a more specific location within Wen'an, Langfang, Hebei, China, ask the supplier directly before arranging a visit or delivery. Request the street address, building number, and postal code from the supplier, and confirm that the address serves the visit or delivery you intend to arrange. A buyer who needs a visiting address or a delivery address should ask for it in the inquiry rather than relying on a guessed address.
The regional wording also matters for how a buyer should think about logistics. A supplier based in this region is presented as serving buyers who need houses moved to a site, and the inquiry is the place to settle how a house travels, what arrives folded, what arrives as panels, and what must be assembled on site. Those are practical questions, and they depend on the house line and the site, so they cannot be answered from a regional statement alone.
How the company presents quality and design
The company website presents quality control and a testing laboratory as part of its own process, and presents an internal design team and a machinery workshop as part of how its houses are made. It also presents automatic machines and process control as part of its production wording. Use the company's quality, design, and production profile statements as a starting point for questions about the house you are considering: ask what is checked, how it is checked, and what the supplier can show for that particular house. The answers to those questions belong in the inquiry, not in a catalogue claim.
Ask for the certificate documents relevant to your intended house, market, and use; certificates are available upon request. Request the certificate list, document numbers, and issuing bodies directly from the supplier for the particular house and use you are considering. A buyer who needs a certificate for a particular house, a particular market, or a particular use should name that need in the inquiry and ask for the document itself, rather than accepting a catalogue badge as proof.
Questions to settle about the company
Ask the supplier for export market information, export volumes, and customer references if those details are needed to evaluate the company for your intended order. It does not present a factory tour, a production line, or a warehouse as a checked fact, and the two product images used on this site are labelled as product display images shown on the company website, not as factory photographs. Ask the supplier to confirm its founding year and provide the company documents needed for your assessment before relying on a company history. Ask for each missing company fact directly, and assess any document or answer against your own requirements before relying on it in a buying decision.
The honest way to use this page is therefore as a starting point. It tells a buyer who the supplier says it is, what house lines it offers, and where it is based, and it leaves every commercial and technical detail to the inquiry. A buyer who wants to go further should write an inquiry that states the house type, the size, and the intended use, and should judge the supplier by the completeness and the directness of the answer.
All product descriptions on this page follow the company website and exhibition hall wording. Items marked as single-product wording belong to that single product page only and are not whole-range specifications.
Certificates available upon request. Please confirm the minimum order quantity with the supplier before placing an order. Please confirm the lead time with the supplier before placing an order. Please confirm the trade terms and payment method before confirming an order. Please describe the house type, size, and intended use in your inquiry so the supplier can confirm whether the order can be accepted.
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Send your inquiry through the inquiry form and describe the house type, size, and intended use you have in mind.