Frequently Asked Questions
No, not if it's high-quality. We use 100% virgin acrylic with built-in UV stabilizers. This ensures our furniture remains crystal clear and won't yellow or degrade, even when exposed to sunlight in patios or sunrooms for years.
Unlike cheap, mass-produced injection-molded plastics (like PP or PVC), our premium furniture is handcrafted from optical-grade cell cast acrylic sheets. The process involves precision CNC cutting, manual diamond edge polishing, and high-temperature oven bending. It requires master craftsmanship, offers glass-like clarity, and lasts for decades without degrading, making it an investment-grade luxury product.
Absolutely. Acrylic (often known as Plexiglass) is incredibly strong—it has 17 times the impact resistance of glass while being half the weight. Our acrylic chairs and tables are engineered with proper thickness (usually $15\text{mm} - 20\text{mm}$ for load-bearing parts) to safely support up to 250–300 lbs.
While acrylic can scratch if rubbed with abrasives, we apply an optional anti-scratch diamond coating for high-traffic commercial use. Plus, minor surface scratches can easily be polished out at home using a microfiber cloth and a specialized polishing compound like Novus.
As a direct manufacturer, our standard MOQ is usually 50 pieces per design for standard items. For fully customized high-end designs, we offer flexible MOQs starting at 10–20 pieces to support interior designers, boutique brands, and hotel projects.
Yes, OEM and ODM are our core strengths. Our in-house R&D team can transform your CAD/SolidWorks drawings or even a simple sketch into physical samples. We provide detailed 3D rendering confirmation before mass production.
Yes! Mixed-media furniture is a major trend. We routinely manufacture acrylic chairs with gold-plated stainless steel legs, or lucite coffee tables with marble tops and wooden accents, providing a luxury, modern aesthetic.
We use export-grade, 5-layer heavy-duty cartons combined with form-fitting PE foam, corner protectors, and scratch-resistant protective film on every acrylic surface. For LCL (Less than Container Load) shipping, we build solid wooden crates or pallets to ensure zero breakage.
Yes, we highly recommend sample testing. Sample production usually takes 7–10 days. Once the bulk order is confirmed, the sample fee can be refunded or deducted from the final invoice.
Yes, we have a dedicated Trade Program. Registered interior designers, architects, and project contractors receive exclusive wholesale tier pricing, priority sample production, and dedicated 1-on-1 account manager support.
Our standard terms are a 30% T/T deposit to initiate material sourcing and production planning, with the remaining 70% balance due against the copy of the Bill of Lading (B/L) or via irrevocable L/C at sight.
Yes, we provide full OEM packaging services. We can ship goods in blind packaging, print your custom brand boxes, insert thank-you cards, and apply Amazon FBA barcodes or SKU labels directly at our factory before shipping.
We offer a 3-year structural warranty on all our factory-manufactured acrylic furniture. This covers structural failures, yellowing, or abnormal joint separation under normal residential or commercial use.
We exclusively use cell cast acrylic for our luxury furniture. Compared to extruded acrylic, cast acrylic offers superior optical clarity, higher tensile strength, and excellent machining properties. It won't crack or smell during laser cutting or diamond polishing, ensuring a flawless premium finish.
Yes, acrylic is a sustainable material. It is 100% recyclable. Furthermore, our manufacturing process complies with strict environmental standards, and we offer options made from recycled acrylic (rMMA) for eco-conscious brands looking for green furniture solutions.
Absolutely. As a regular exporter to the US and EU markets, all our raw acrylic materials are certified by SGS and TÜV. They are non-toxic, lead-free, and comply with REACH, RoHS, and California Proposition 65 regulations.
We utilize advanced solvent bonding and UV curing technologies. Our skilled craftsmen assemble the joints using museum-grade clear adhesives, followed by precision UV light baking. This creates a monolithic, seamless joint that is as strong as the material itself.
Our state-of-the-art factory is equipped for heavy-duty CNC routing, laser cutting, diamond edge polishing, thermoforming (heat bending), and custom silk-screen printing. This allows us to handle complex, curved, and geometric avant-garde furniture designs.
While crystal clear (Lucite) is our bestseller, we offer a wide spectrum of options: translucent tints (neon, smoke gray, amber), opaque solid colors, frosted finishes, and iridescent/holographic acrylic which changes color based on lighting angles.
Depending on the structural requirement, we use sheet thicknesses ranging from $10\text{mm}$ to $50\text{mm}$ (about $0.4"$ to $2"$). For heavy-duty executive desks or dining table tops, we recommend a minimum of $30\text{mm} - 40\text{mm}$ to prevent any bowing or flexing over time.
Yes, we offer high-definition UV flatbed printing and laser engraving. We can print logos, marble textures, geometric patterns, or custom branding underneath or on top of the acrylic layer with scratch-resistant finishes.
Yes, we are a trusted supplier for commercial hospitality and retail environments. We can mass-produce custom acrylic console tables, hotel vanity stools, luxury retail display risers, and heavy-use restaurant partitions according to corporate brand guidelines.
Never use glass cleaners like Windex, or anything containing ammonia or alcohol, as they cause "crazing" (micro-cracks). Instead, use a mild dish soap and warm water solution with a clean, damp microfiber cloth. For best results, use dedicated anti-static cleaners like Brillianize or Novus No. 1.
Yes, acrylic performs exceptionally well outdoors because it is inherently waterproof and impervious to moisture. However, to maximize its lifespan and prevent scratches from windblown debris, we recommend covering it when not in use or placing it under shaded patios.
Acrylic is a thermoplastic; it begins to soften around $80^\circ\text{C} - 100^\circ\text{C}$ ($176^\circ\text{F} - 212^\circ\text{F}$). Do not place hot coffee pots or boiling mugs directly on the surface without a coaster. It should also be placed at least 3 feet away from open fireplaces or high-power space heaters.
Minor scratches can be buffed out using Novus No. 2 or No. 3 scratch removers. For deeper scratches, the surface can be wet-sanded with ultra-fine sandpaper ($2000 - 3000\text{ grit}$), followed by a professional buffing wheel.