Production
Production Processes & Quality Checks
An overview of upholstery processes and quality checks across different furniture projects. Production follows buyer-approved specifications, with checks carried out during production and before packing.
Production follows the buyer-approved specifications and, where applicable, the approved sample.
The seven sections below are examples of different upholstery processes and checkpoints, drawn from different furniture projects. They are not a chronological record of one product and do not show a single production run from start to finish.
01
Frame Construction
Frame parts are assembled to the agreed dimensions before upholstery begins.
02
Foam Cutting and Shaping
Foam is cut and shaped to the specification confirmed for the project.
03
Upholstery
Upholstery work follows the approved specification and, where applicable, the approved sample.
04
Stitching
Stitching is checked against the approved references during production.
05
Component Assembly
Sofa components are fitted together and secured with screws to form a stable furniture structure.
06
Pre-packing Quality Checks
Checks are completed before items are packed for dispatch.
07
Packing
Packing follows the agreed carton, labelling and shipping-mark requirements.
Quality checkpoints
Where checks are made
Quality checks are carried out throughout production and before packing, based on buyer-approved specifications.
- 01Frame construction
- 02Foam and filling
- 03Upholstery
- 04Stitching
- 05Dimensions
- 06Final packing
No inspection certificates, defect rates or third-party inspection services are claimed here. Any inspection arrangement would be agreed per project.
Photographs illustrate upholstery work categories. They are not presented as an independently owned production facility.
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