Home & Furniture
Furniture, kitchenware, storage and household goods. China's furniture clusters can produce nearly any style from catalog-grade to showroom-grade — the difference is in materials, joinery and finish, none of which are visible in a supplier's photos.
What the supply base covers
Categories include indoor furniture (panel, solid wood, metal, rattan), outdoor furniture, kitchenware, storage and organization, décor, and small household appliances. Export-oriented factories are used to flat-pack (ready-to-assemble) design, which keeps container volume — and therefore freight cost — manageable.
Quality checkpoints that matter
- Materials as specified: confirm board type/thickness or wood species against the approved sample, not the catalog
- Joinery and hardware: a chair that survives assembly survives shipping; one that doesn't, doesn't
- Finish consistency across the batch — color and coating variation is the most common furniture complaint
- Packaging: carton edge crush strength and corner protection, because furniture damage in transit is mostly a packaging failure
Prices and MOQs are indicative, not quotes. Solid wood and upholstered pieces price very differently from panel furniture.
MOQ and lead times
Furniture commonly starts at 20–100 pieces per model; household goods at 100–500 units per SKU. Lead times run 30–45 days after sample approval. Mixed-model container loading is normal in this industry.
How Supply666 handles home goods orders
- Sample approval with material verification (board species, foam density, fabric weight — in writing)
- Assembly testing on flat-pack items before mass production
- Pre-shipment inspection with packaging and drop-test checks for the destination route
Common questions
Can I order furniture in my own fabric or finish?
Yes — fabric, leather, finish color and hardware are all customizable. Custom fabric has its own MOQ from the fabric mill, which we confirm before you commit.
How is furniture freight calculated?
By volume, not weight. That's why flat-pack design and carton optimization matter more for furniture than for almost any other category — we review packaging together with the product.
Do you check children's product safety standards?
Yes. Requirements differ by market, so we confirm your destination's standards in writing before production and verify compliance documentation during inspection.
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