Wide view of the seating factory workshop floor

Factory strength

Manufacturing Capability

Frames, upholstery, assembly and export packing in one workshop in Foshan, Guangdong — reviewed by our own quality team before shipment.

Workshop photography and video are placeholders — replace with your own footage

Production floor

Four stages, one order file

Frame welding and assembly area in a seating factory
Workshop photo slot — replace with your image

Stage 01

Frame production

Timber is cut, drilled and assembled; steel bases are cut, welded and powder coated in the same workshop.

Upholstery workshop with sewing machines and fabric panels
Workshop photo slot — replace with your image

Stage 02

Upholstery

Fabric and leather are cut to pattern, sewn and hand-stretched over foam, with seams checked against the approved sample.

Workers assembling chairs on a factory line
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Stage 03

Assembly

Frames, shells and glides are fitted and squared up before the model moves to the finishing line.

Packed furniture cartons in a warehouse loading area
Workshop photo slot — replace with your image

Stage 04

Packing & loading

Cartons are labelled per model and phase, then stacked and photographed before the container is sealed.

Customization

What can be changed on a model

Customization is quoted per model and per project. Changes that affect the frame or structure are drawn and sampled before bulk production.

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  • Dimensions

    Seat height, width and depth adapted to project drawings.

  • Upholstery

    COM / COL accepted, with grading and durability guidance.

  • Frame finish

    Wood stain, powder coating, brushing and plating options.

  • Branding

    Labels, foot glides and packaging marked to your brand.

  • Packing

    Export carton, pallet and knock-down options per project.

Export experience

Working with overseas project teams

We ship to buyers and fit-out contractors across four regions, with export cartons, pallet plans and loading photos prepared per shipment. Commercial documents follow the terms agreed in the quotation.

  • North America
  • Europe
  • Middle East
  • Australia & New Zealand

Project references

Reference projects, client names and shipment volumes are shared on request once a project brief is received.

Export volumeTo be confirmed
CertificatesTo be confirmed
Factory floor areaTo be confirmed

Realistic lead times

Lead times we plan around

Timings below run from confirmed drawing and material approval. Fabric selection, finish approval and inspection points are the usual variables.

Sample

12–18 days

From confirmed drawing and material selection.

Standard models

35–45 days

After sample approval, on confirmed order quantity.

Custom project orders

45–60 days

Depends on finish approval, fabric lead time and inspection points.

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Quality control

Four inspection points

01

Incoming inspection

Timber, foam, fabric and hardware checked against approved standard.

02

In-process checks

Frame joints, filling density and seam alignment verified on the line.

03

Finished goods sampling

Dimensional and stability checks on each production batch.

04

Pre-shipment inspection

Full carton review, labelling and loading photos before departure.

Production line inside the factory awaiting video footage
Factory video slot — 16:9, replace with your footage

A walk-through of the workshop, from frame benches to the packing area. Video is uploaded once filming is complete.

Footage to be supplied

Visit the workshop or send a drawing

Factory visits are arranged with the export team. For remote projects, a drawing and reference image are enough to start sampling.

To be confirmed