Sample Policy Guidelines
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Sample Policy Guidelines
We help you evaluate product quality with confidence. Here is how CHEFF arranges samples for international customers — clear fees, clear logistics, and a dedicated team behind every request.
Clear Sample Fees
Sample fees and domestic logistics are confirmed with you before any shipment.
Flexible Logistics
Use your own international account or let us quote the freight — your choice.
Long-term Partnership
Established partners get regular samples of new products for market testing.
Introduction
CHEFF understands the importance of providing samples to our international customers to ensure their satisfaction and build long-term business relationships. In order to give customers a better understanding of our sample policy, here are some brief descriptions:
Offices or Shipping Agents in China
For foreign importers who have offices or shipping agents in China, our company requires customers to pay the corresponding sample fees and domestic logistics fees before we send the samples. These fees will be confirmed with the customer before the samples are shipped.
Shipment to a Foreign Address
For customers who require samples to be sent to a foreign address, customers are responsible for the entire transportation cost:
- With a logistics account: Customers provide their company's international logistics account for us to place an order online, then we arrange for the warehouse to send out the samples.
- Without an account: If the customer does not have a company logistics account, our company can consult the relevant logistics costs and confirm the payment of the freight with the customer. After confirming the payment, we will arrange to send the samples.
Partners with Established Cooperation
For customers who have already established cooperation with CHEFF, we will regularly provide samples of new products for testing, or suggest customers place sample orders to test the market, in order to seize market opportunities earlier.
Samples Across Our Product Range
To obtain high-quality samples of built in gas hobs, table top gas cookers, portable gas stoves, induction cookers and BBQ grill, contact us now — our engineers will provide you with technical solutions and arrange samples.
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Contact Us NowSample FAQs
Quick answers to the most common questions international buyers ask about CHEFF samples. For more, visit our full FAQ service page.
What is your sample cost policy?
We normally charge a fee for making samples because it costs us money to make them — materials, engineering and testing. If you decide to place a big order with us later, we will give your sample fee back. Our engineers will look at your request carefully, adjust details like burners, material or safety features, and test every sample for safety and durability before shipment. This way you can be sure the product is right before you buy in volume.
What is the lead time for gas hob samples?
For existing models, sample preparation usually takes about 7 days. For new product developments, it normally takes about 21 days — including design validation, structural changes, prototyping and performance testing. If mold building is needed, the lead time is typically 30–45 days. We keep customers updated regularly during the whole process.
Can I buy samples of gas hob to place orders?
Yes. Samples will be provided after we receive your clear and detailed requirements — specifications, dimensions, materials, burner configuration, safety standards, packaging, and any customization you need. We support OEM/ODM, including branding customization through logo printing, private labeling, packaging design and instruction manual adjustments. Each sample is tested for performance, durability and safety before we send it.
Buying Guides for Your Market
Choose the right products and build your business with confidence. Read our in-depth guides for international buyers:
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Read GuideReady to Get Your CHEFF Samples?
Tell us your target market and product needs. Our engineers will recommend the right models and guide you through the sample process step by step.
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