Made to Order definition

Made to Order means any Product made to order for you. This can be “Bespoke” which means that we will make the Product to your specification, in non-standard sizes with your specification for glass, finish and colour and any other individual characteristic , or “From our Range” where we will make the Product to order for you but from our range, using standard sizes and pre-set specifications and in-house materials.

Made to Order. “Specials” or “Project Lots“ will be supplied as per the relevant quotation delivery schedule.

Made to Order is Artwork which is produced for the Buyer and provided by the Seller based on an original piece of Artwork which the Buyer likes. They will be similar to the original but, because of their very nature, will have variations in the design and colour, and no two paintings will be exactly the same in appearance. Made to Order Artwork will not be an exact replica of the original.

Examples of Made to Order in a sentence

• Made to Order Products which have to be made or assembled upon receipt of an order, are documented on a published price list, are not developed specifically for an Authorized User, and are not one of a kind.

• For Made to Order Hose, Customer Order Form, see catalog page 137.

• Carvers, Station Attendants, Chefs at Made to Order Stations: $150.00 each per two (2) hour shift, (1) server/carver per fifty (50) guests, each additional hour at $50.00 per hour.

• A Special Order is any order that is Made to Order, or not a stocked item as determined by Enflo.

• The Company entered into short-term contract with specific quantities and delivery term (Made to Order).

• Most of the contract period is from 3 months, 6 months and 12 months.Palm Olein The Company has adopted a Made to Order policy to distribute palm olein directly to some customers.

• Certified copies of the charter documents and By-laws of the Borrower and its Restricted Subsidiaries have been previously delivered to the Agent and are true, accurate and complete as of the date hereof.

• The manufacturers are categorized by terms from Supply Chain Management theory: Made to Stock (MTS) for off-the-shelf products (e.g., drywall), Made to Order (MTO) for products manufactured on order (e.g., windows), and Engineered to Order (ETO) for products that involve design (e.g., prefabricated concrete).

• A table of proposed maximum and average densities for residential land uses.

• The deliberation phase is not recommended on grounds of its fairness but on grounds of its ability to transform the inputs in a valued way.

More Definitions of Made to Order

Made to Order means any Goods that have been specifically ordered for a Buyer (whether locally or from overseas) or which is specifically manufactured for the Buyer or is not a stocked item.

Made to Order refers to Hardware which is not a part of DECK’s core products list, substantially modified from the manufacturer’s original specifications, integrated into an assembly or manufactured to Customer supplied specifications and identified on Customer’s Quote as ‘Custom Item.’

Made to Order. “Specials” and “Project Lots” are priced on application via a quotation, however generally a minimum charge of