GY-PS2500
- Firmness
- Firm
- Height
- 25 cm
- Packaging
- Flat pack or compressed roll pack
Turn a room schedule into a controlled mattress specification and delivery plan across hotel, apartment and contract procurement projects.
Project supply differs from ordinary wholesale because the buyer may need several room types, a fixed approved specification and phased delivery. The mattress schedule should therefore be connected to quantities, sizes, room categories and the project timeline.
For hospitality projects, keep the approved model controlled and document any permitted variants before production starts. This reduces confusion when the same specification must be delivered again in a later phase or as replacement stock.
These are starting points from the current Guangyun mattress catalog. The final construction should follow the actual buyer brief and approved sample.
A flexible contract platform for repeatable support and multiple comfort positions.
View category →Useful where the project needs a stronger comfort specification or premium room tier.
View category →A straightforward value platform for budget-oriented contract supply.
View category →Suitable for premium room categories where presentation and comfort layering are important.
View category →Can support project programs that prioritize foam construction or compressed logistics.
View category →These current models match the buyer program and construction priorities defined for this application.
| Project input | What to define | Why it matters | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Room schedule | Room types, bed sizes, quantities | Controls the production mix | Size / quantity matrix |
| Approved sample | Construction, firmness, cover, height | Prevents specification drift | Signed-off model specification |
| Delivery plan | Phases, packaging, installation timing | Aligns factory output with site needs | Shipment schedule |
| Replacement plan | Model codes and permitted equivalents | Supports future maintenance | Reorder reference |
Provide the room or bed schedule, sizes, quantities, target mattress construction, firmness, height, cover requirements, delivery phases and any documentation requirements.
Yes. The key is to define each approved variant clearly and keep the size/model mapping controlled in the project schedule.
Project supply usually needs tighter specification control, quantity-by-room scheduling, phased delivery and future replacement references.
Branding and labeling can be discussed where required. The OEM section should be used to finalize cover, label, packaging and brand-specific details.
Include your buyer channel, target market, size range, quantity, construction preference, firmness, packaging and branding requirements.