A practical RFQ template for hotel procurement teams, architects, spa consultants and distributors planning complete hammam sourcing.
Why a complete hammam RFQ needs structure
A complete hammam project is rarely quoted correctly from a short email. Hotel procurement teams, architects, spa consultants and distributors usually need textiles, consumables, copper or brass accessories, marble products, packaging, export details and samples in the same conversation. A structured hammam project RFQ template helps the supplier answer faster and reduces the risk of missing items.
Use this guide before submitting a B2B quote request, asking for samples, or building a procurement pack for hotel projects and architectural specifications. It is designed as a copyable checklist, not a downloadable PDF.
Start with the project overview
The first section should tell the supplier what kind of project they are quoting. A luxury hotel hammam suite, boutique spa, distributor launch pack and architectural wet-room package need different product logic. Include the project type, property name if shareable, destination country, number of treatment rooms, planned opening or tender date, and whether you are requesting samples before bulk order.
If the project is still early, say that clearly. A supplier can still help with product grouping, but marble items, custom packaging and installation-related questions may need follow-up from the architect or contractor.
RFQ sections for a complete hammam project
| RFQ section | What to include | Why the supplier needs it |
|---|---|---|
| Project overview | Hotel, spa, distributor, mosque, wellness suite or architecture project; target guest or buyer profile | It frames the product mix and level of detail required. |
| Site, location and timeline | Destination country, project city, opening date, tender deadline and requested delivery window | It affects export planning, Incoterms and whether samples are realistic first. |
| Textile products | Peshtemal towels, robes, pool/spa towels, colors, sizes, estimated quantities | Textile quotes need quantities, color direction and intended use. |
| Exfoliating gloves and consumables | Kese gloves, soaps, loofah, replacement stock, retail or treatment use | Consumables require different volume planning than durable items. |
| Copper and brass accessories | Hammam bowls, foam buckets, finish preference and room count | Accessory quantities depend on therapist stations and treatment workflow. |
| Marble kurnas, basins, panels and fountains | Marble products, kurnas, washbasins, wall panels, fountains, drawings, finish direction | Architectural pieces need project dimensions, installation questions and packaging planning. |
| Branding and private label |
Copyable RFQ template block
Copy the structure below into your procurement email, tender document or internal RFQ sheet. Replace the buyer notes with your project details.
| Copy this RFQ field | Buyer notes |
|---|---|
| Project name | |
| Project type | Hotel / spa / resort / distributor / architectural project |
| Destination country and city | |
| Planned opening, tender or delivery date | |
| Number of hammam or treatment rooms | |
| Guest volume or expected use level | |
| Textile products required | Peshtemal towels, bathrobes, pool/spa towels, colors, sizes, estimated quantities |
| Kese and consumables required | Exfoliating gloves, soaps, loofah, retail kits, replacement stock |
| Copper or brass accessories required | Hammam bowls, foam buckets, finish preference, room count |
| Marble products required | Kurnas, washbasins, wall panels, fountains, drawings or reference photos |
| Branding or private label | Logo, embroidery, weaving, label, packaging, neutral wholesale |
Missing information that delays quotations
| Missing information | Why it delays quotation | How to prepare it |
|---|---|---|
| No destination country | The supplier cannot assess export workflow, documents or shipping assumptions. | Add country, city, delivery address if available and preferred Incoterms. |
| No quantities | MOQ, packaging and production planning cannot be estimated. | Give target quantities or low/mid/high scenarios. |
| No drawings for marble products | Kurnas, basins, panels and fountains may require size and installation context. | Send floor plans, photos, elevations or reference images. |
| No product use case | Treatment, retail, room amenity and distributor stock require different products. | State where each product will be used. |
| No sample priorities | The supplier may send a broad sample set instead of the decision-critical items. | List must-sample products and evaluation criteria. |
| No branding files | Custom labels, packaging or logo work cannot be quoted clearly. | Send logo files, color codes, label language and packaging references. |
| No decision owner |
Textile and consumable RFQ notes
Textile lines should be grouped by use: guest room, spa reception, treatment room, pool, hammam suite and retail. For peshtemals and robes, add color direction, size expectations, quantity range and whether branding is required. For exfoliating gloves, soaps and loofah, explain whether the products are for treatment use, retail shelves, distributor packs or sampling.
Do not ask for a single generic hammam textile price if you need different use cases. A better spa procurement RFQ gives the supplier enough context to suggest a practical product mix.
Marble and wet-room RFQ notes
Marble items need more technical coordination than textiles. If you are requesting kurnas, washbasins, wall panels or decorative fountains, send drawings, photos, finish preference, destination country and any installer questions. If dimensions or drainage details are not final, say that the project team still needs to confirm them.
For architects, the goal is to separate design intent from unresolved technical decisions. The supplier can propose product options, but the contractor or installer should confirm site-specific requirements.
Branding, packaging and export
If the project includes hotel branding, private label, distributor packaging or retail kits, include it in the first RFQ. Branding affects sample approval, artwork checks, labels and cartons. For export, mention the destination country, preferred Incoterms and any documents your importer expects. The All For Hamam quote form is the best place to submit structured details, while the samples page is useful when the buyer needs physical approval before a bulk decision.
CTA: submit your RFQ to All For Hamam
When your template is ready, submit it through the All For Hamam B2B quote form. Include product groups from Products, project context from the hotel or architect team, sample priorities and export notes. A complete RFQ helps the team respond with fewer follow-up questions and a more useful Turkish bath products quotation.
FAQ
What is a hammam project RFQ template?
It is a structured request format that tells the supplier the project type, product groups, quantities, samples, branding needs, export details and decision contacts.
Should hotels include both textiles and marble in one RFQ?
Yes, if both are part of the same project. A combined RFQ helps the supplier understand the full hammam scope and coordinate product groups.
Do architects need to send drawings for marble kurnas and panels?
Drawings, photos or reference dimensions are strongly recommended. If technical details are not final, say what still needs contractor or installer confirmation.
Can the RFQ include sample requests?
Yes. List the products that must be sampled first, the delivery address, evaluation criteria and decision deadline.
Where should buyers submit the completed RFQ?
Buyers can submit the details through the All For Hamam B2B quote form and add sample requirements if physical approval is needed.