How we source
Who pays, and who buys the goods
Our independent sourcing and specification service is paid by the buyer. Scope, deliverables and fees are agreed in writing before work begins; we receive no supplier commission. Qualitora LLC does not buy or resell netting, hold stock or act as the importer. You contract with the factory and import the goods directly.
What you receive before ordering
The process, step by step
- You describe what you need. Sport or application, dimensions, environment, destination. The quote request takes a few minutes; the Spec Finder shows the documented mesh and twine combinations first if you prefer to arrive with a spec.
- We clarify the specification. Within 2 business days you get a personal reply with the questions that matter: mesh size against the ball, twine against the impact, knotted or knotless, panel dimensions and edging. This is where specification mistakes are caught: before production, not after installation.
- We check it against what is documented. Every combination we quote exists in our partner's written specifications: 10 to 100 mm mesh, 1 to 6 mm twine, polyester. If your requirement does not match a documented combination, we say so and propose the closest one that does.
- You receive a documented quote. In writing: specification, supplier minimums and the commercially viable quantity, production lead time, delivery terms, and the agreed scope of quality checks. If an assumption changes, the quote says how it is handled.
- Production and checks. Production runs against the written spec; checks are performed per the scope agreed in the quote.
- Shipping and delivery. Freight and customs follow the delivery terms agreed in writing, so you know in advance which responsibilities are yours.
What our verification actually looks like
Three concrete things stand behind the word "documented" on this site. First, the specifications: we quote only mesh and twine combinations our partner documents in writing, and our catalogue pages show those specs, not marketing ranges. Second, the available factory photographs: these show appearance and construction for some references, and can be consulted on the family pages, with supplier permission. A photo does not establish polymer composition, breaking strength or service life. Third, the relationship: our manufacturing partner was visited on site in 2026, and a partner facility passed a third-party SGS Production and Trading Assessment (2025), which we can share in qualified quote discussions. The partner itself remains confidential under agreement, which is standard in sourcing.
Photographs supplied by our manufacturing partner and published with permission. The shared production base and the export process are shown on our about page; what stands on this one is the sample itself, combination by combination: what you see in these hands is what gets quoted.
What we refuse, in writing
Three limits define the scope of our sourcing service. No life-safety netting (fall arrest, EN 1263 and similar): we hold no verified certification for it, so we do not quote it, and the same limit is written on our playground and climbing netting page, where the question comes up most. No orders below the supplier's technical minimums dressed up as viable: the difference between a listed MOQ and a commercially sensible order is explained plainly on every quote. And no unconfirmed specifications: the specification you intend to order is confirmed with the factory in writing. Published reference data remain attributed to their own sources. The same rule produced our reference data pages, where every number carries its source.
Frequently asked questions
Do you manufacture the netting?
No, and we say so on every page. We are a sourcing service: we turn your requirement into a written specification, coordinate the quote with our manufacturing partner, and put the commercial terms in writing. The netting is made in our partner’s facility, not ours.
Why do you not name the manufacturer?
Partner confidentiality is standard in sourcing and is part of our agreement. What we publish instead is verifiable: the specifications we hold in writing, available factory photographs for some documented references, an on-site visit in 2026, and a third-party SGS Production and Trading Assessment (2025) that we can share in qualified quote discussions.
What quality checks do you perform?
Checks are performed per agreed scope: the scope is defined in the quote, before production, not improvised afterwards. We refuse to promise inspections we cannot guarantee; what is agreed in writing is what is done.
What do you refuse to sell?
Life-safety netting (fall arrest, EN 1263 and similar), because we hold no verified certification for it. Orders below the supplier’s technical minimums. And any specification our partner has not confirmed in writing: if a combination does not exist, we say so and propose the closest documented one.
Put us to the test
Send a requirement, vague or precise. The reply within 2 business days will show you the process above in action: questions first if the spec needs them, a documented quote when it is quotable, and a straight "we do not sell this" if it is out of scope.
We reply within 2 business days with questions or a documented quote.