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Flatbed securement gear staged for choosing between direct buying, guided setup, quote review, freight, wholesale, recovery, and support paths.
Start with the buyer sentence, then pick the route that should own the next step.

Buying Paths

Choose the right purchasing path before you order.

Start with Shop Products when the item is known. Move to Build, Quote, Freight, Wholesale, Recycling, or Support only when the order needs guidance, review, shipment planning, account structure, recovery handling, or help.

Route-first buying

Choose the right purchasing path for the job in front of you.

Start with Shop Products when the item is known. Move to Build, Quote, Freight, Wholesale, Recycling, or Support only when the order needs guidance, review, shipment planning, account structure, recovery handling, or help.

Shop Products
Build My Setup Request Quote
Direct buy Known products go to Shop Products.
Guided buy Unknown fit starts with Build My Setup.
Reviewed buy Pricing, freight, account, recovery, and support needs route separately.
Route-first buying
Choose the right purchasing path for the job in front of you.

Start with Shop Products when the item is known. Move to Build, Quote, Freight, Wholesale, Recycling, or Support only when the order needs guidance, review, shipment planning, account structure, recovery handling, or help.

Direct buy Known products go to Shop Products.
Guided buy Unknown fit starts with Build My Setup.
Reviewed buy Pricing, freight, account, recovery, and support needs route separately.

Start with the buyer sentence

If this sounds like the job, use this path.

These examples are the fastest way to avoid routing a simple cart order into a quote form, or a reviewed order into standard checkout.

01 "I know I need winch straps" Shop Products 02 "Build a securement kit for this job" Build My Setup 03 "I need 100+ items or reviewed pricing" Request Quote 04 "My order is heavy or palletized" Freight Quote 05 "We buy every month" Wholesale / Fleet 06 "We have retired chains to review" Recycling / Recovery 07 "I am not sure which route owns this" Support

Route decision

Choose the path that should own the next move.

Shop is the direct-buy lane. Build is the guided lane. Quote, Freight, Wholesale, Recycling, and Support exist when the order needs review, handling, account structure, recovery, or help.

01
Primary direct-buy path

Shop Products

Use this when: the product family or SKU is already known and the order can move through normal cart and checkout.

"I know I need winch straps" -> Shop Products

  • Known SKUs or product families
  • Standard quantities
  • Parcel-ready orders
Shop Products
02
Guided selection path

Build My Setup

Use this when: the load, trailer, tiedown mix, or accessory fit still needs to be narrowed before buying.

"Build a securement kit for this job" -> Build My Setup

  • Unclear product mix
  • Trailer or load-specific fit
  • Kit building before checkout
Build My Setup
03
Reviewed pricing path

Request Quote

Use this when: pricing, volume, substitutions, approvals, or mixed products should be reviewed before the order moves.

"I need 100+ items or reviewed pricing" -> Request Quote

  • 100+ items or volume pressure
  • Reviewed pricing
  • Substitutions or approvals
Request Quote
04
Shipment-led path

Freight Quote

Use this when: weight, pallet handling, receiving limits, appointment timing, or oversized shipment facts lead the decision.

"My order is heavy or palletized" -> Freight Quote

  • Heavy or palletized orders
  • Receiving constraints
  • Mixed parcel and freight planning
Freight Quote
06
Recovery review path

Recycling / Recovery

Use this when: retired chain, worn securement gear, recoverable material, or account-credit review should be handled before disposal.

"We have retired chains to review" -> Recycling / Recovery

  • Retired chains or worn gear
  • Recovery and material handling
  • Account-credit or review follow-up
Open Recovery Program
07
Help and exception path

Support

Use this when: the question is technical, post-order, policy-related, or unclear enough that a buying route should not be guessed.

"I am not sure which route owns this" -> Support

  • Technical questions
  • Shipping, returns, or order help
  • Unclear route ownership
Open Support

Recovery review

Retired securement gear gets its own route.

Use Recycling / Recovery when the decision is about chain recovery, worn gear, material handling, documentation, or account-credit review before disposal.

01

Review the material

Retired chains, worn straps, binders, and related securement material should be described before STZ assigns the right recovery follow-up.

02

Keep it commercial

The route stays tied to recovery handling, account context, and documentation instead of broad environmental claims.

03

Open the recovery path

Use the program page when retired securement material is the main decision. Use Support only when the ownership is still unclear.

Recycling / Recovery

Operating rule

Do not escalate the route unless the job requires it.

That is the core of STZINC route-first buying: keep clean orders fast and put reviewed orders in the right lane early.

Shop Products

Known item

Shop first. Do not slow down a clean direct-buy order with quote or support intake.

Build My Setup

Unknown fit

Build first. Use guided setup when the buyer knows the job but not the final gear mix.

Request Quote

Pricing review

Use Quote when pricing, substitutions, volume, approvals, or mixed products need review before the order moves.

Freight Quote

Shipment constraint

Use Freight when pallet handling, delivery limits, appointment timing, or oversized shipment details matter.

Wholesale / Fleet

Repeat buyer

Use Wholesale / Fleet when the buyer needs account structure, repeat buying context, or procurement continuity.

Recycling / Recovery

Retired gear

Use Recycling / Recovery when the job is about retired securement material, handling, documentation, or credit review.

Support

Unclear owner

Use Support when the request is technical, post-order, policy-related, or does not cleanly belong to a buying route.