General Upholstery

A: You can ship fabrics directly to our facility. We inspect all incoming COM for weave defects, calculate required pattern repeats, perform backing tests if necessary, and optimize cutting layouts to minimize fabric wastage.

A: For UK/EU destinations requiring BS 5852 Crib 5 compliance, we utilize Crib 5 treated fabrics, flame-retardant interliners (barrier fabrics), or Crib 5 compliant CMHR (Combustion Modified High Resilient) foams. Batch test reports from accredited laboratories (such as Intertek or SGS) are supplied with shipment docs.

A: We strictly avoid low-density fillers. Our seat cores utilize high-resilience (HR) polyurethane foam with a minimum density of 40 to 48 kg/m3, supported by heavy-gauge sinuous steel springs or 70mm rubberized webbing. This combination maintains structural height and firmness through extended commercial cycles.

A: Yes. We match wood leg finishes to your physical control samples (stain, sheen level from 10 to 90 degrees) and provide PVD metal plating options (brass, bronze, gunmetal, or brushed stainless steel) to harmonize with case goods and fixtures.

A: Bulk production takes 30 to 45 calendar days following the approval of shop drawings, finish swatches, and receipt of COM/COL materials. Prototype/mock-up seating can be expedited within 20 to 25 days.

A: Modular sofa sections are individually wrapped in anti-scratch fleece, sealed in moisture-proof plastic envelopes, fitted with high-density EPE foam corner guards, and boxed in heavy-duty corrugated cartons. Structural leg assemblies are unbolted and packed separately within protected underside compartments when necessary to minimize transit risk and CBM volume.