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Rockwool / mineral wool (as per client specification) 50 mm (ROCKWOOL-50MM)
High Margin 54.5%Volume Optimised
Variants 1
Origins 1
POA Lines 1
Logistics 1
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Priority order: Private Label → ZNR → Profit → Savings → Volume. Bulk override can elevate volume-optimized items when planned qty is unusually high.

Recommended pick at qty=1: Rockwool / mineral wool (as per client specification) 50 mm (ROCKWOOL-50MM).

High Margin 54.5%Volume Optimised
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Rockwool / mineral wool (as per client specification) 50 mm

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Tier pricing and MOQ

SKU Name Brand Packaging Origin Logistics Contractor Price Contractor MOQ Distributor Price Distributor MOQ POA Market Savings
ROCKWOOL-50MM Rockwool / mineral wool (as per client specification) 50 mm STANDART (TURKEY) Mineral wool; thickness/density as per client spec; for cavity between boards. Turkey POA On request POA On request POA
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Tiering, MOQ, and lead time

What are typical MOQs for rockwool_mineral_wool_as_per_client comparison?
Contractor MOQ range: on request. Distributor MOQ range: on request. Items without numeric MOQ are marked on request.
How does tier pricing work for rockwool_mineral_wool_as_per_client comparison?
Contractor pricing applies by default. Distributor pricing activates when quantity meets the distributor MOQ for the SKU.
Are all rockwool_mineral_wool_as_per_client items priced?
Pricing coverage varies. 1 items are POA and require confirmation.
What lead times should I expect?
Lead times depend on logistics class and origin. Common logistics classes here include standard freight. Confirm timing during quote.
Which logistics classes are used?
This comparison includes items across logistics classes such as standard freight. Plan container loads by grouping compatible classes.