Bay-first wholesale brief
arcade machine wholesale
An arcade machine wholesale project is a site plan first and a catalogue page second. Write the intended project use, how guests move through the bay, and which delivery stages the buyer will handle. Factory unit prices often exclude freight, assembly, electrical work and flooring. Those exclusions are a documented industry split between equipment-only quotes and installed packages, not a discount story.
Request Factory QuotesProject floors that change packing
Family entertainment floors
Redemption hopper routes, ceiling height for taller video cabinets, and crate staging space belong on the brief. Home-rated living-room cabinets are not a substitute for commercial-duty frames on an unsupervised public floor.
Campus and municipal game rooms
Confirm supervision, power drops and whether the quoted model must carry a UL or equivalent electrical listing. Seated units need a stated user weight capacity.
Hotel and bowling adjunct bays
Duty cycle, footprint and service access still matter. A single merchandiser in a lobby still needs aisle clearance and a crate path that clears the nearest door.
Documents, delivery stages and site constraints
- Mark the bay on a simple plan with door widths and the nearest electrical panel.
- List cabinets by model line from the product options, not as one mixed family quantity.
- State which party uncrates, assembles and connects power. Do not assume the factory includes labour.
- Request product documents for the quoted model. ASTM F3101 language applies to fitness hardware; arcade cabinets need the files the destination actually asks for.
We do not promise occupancy dates or ticket-revenue outcomes. Those belong to the operator after the equipment is accepted. Send the project axes on the contact form when the plan is stable enough for a factory to price packing.
Send the bay plan, voltage notes and delivery stages with the form. Eligibility for FREE sourcing support and up to 3% applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.