Inside Our Wooden Furniture Factory

Factory Glance

Why Choose Us

Welcome to Our Factory

At Tri-Tiger, we believe in complete transparency and craftsmanship you can trust. When sourcing furniture, you need a reliable manufacturer that delivers quality, consistency, and efficiency. That’s why we invite you to take a closer look at our state-of-the-art factory, where raw materials are transformed into beautifully crafted furniture through precision engineering and skilled workmanship. See firsthand how we ensure durability, design excellence, and international quality standards at every stage of production.

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Step-by-Step

Our Manufacturing Process

Step 1

Raw Material Selection & Storage

We source high-quality solid woods (Paulownia, Oak, Pine, Walnut, Beech, etc.) and engineered boards (MDF, Plywood, Particleboard). Each batch is moisture-tested to ensure stability and stored in a climate-controlled warehouse to prevent warping, cracking, or swelling. Before production, all materials undergo a grading process to separate premium-quality wood from lower-grade materials.

Close-up of an engineering wood board showing its multi-layered structure, commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, and construction.

Close-up of MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) material showing its smooth, uniform surface and fine wood fibers, commonly used in furniture and cabinetry.

Close-up of solid wood planks showcasing natural grain patterns, rich textures, and durability, commonly used for premium furniture.

Step 2

Precision Cutting & CNC Machining

Each wood panel or board is precisely cut using high-speed saws and CNC routers to ensure accurate dimensions. Drilling, grooving, and slotting are performed using multi-axis CNC machines to create precise cutouts for components like joints, screws, and dowels. This stage guarantees millimeter-level accuracy and ensures each part is ready for seamless assembly.

Automated electronic saw cutting through a wooden plank with precision in a woodworking factory.

Automated electronic saw cutting a wooden board with high precision in a woodworking factory, ensuring smooth and accurate edges.

High-precision engraving machine cutting intricate designs into a wooden surface in a woodworking workshop.

A multifunctional cutting machine in a woodworking factory, precisely cutting and shaping wooden boards for furniture production.

High-precision six-sided drilling and slotting machine processing a wooden board, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in furniture manufacturing.

Step 3

Component Shaping & Edge Processing

Once cut, components undergo edge banding, profiling, and sanding to remove sharp edges and create smooth surfaces. For solid wood parts, milling and contour shaping are performed to achieve specific design details such as curves, bevels, or chamfers. The result is uniform components with perfect fitment and enhanced aesthetics.

High-precision woodworking machine shaping wooden furniture components with smooth curves and detailed edges in a factory setting.

A skilled worker in a woodworking factory shaping a wooden furniture component using a precision cutting machine.

Automated edge banding machine applying a smooth, protective finish to a wooden furniture panel in a woodworking factory.

Step 4

Joinery & Assembly

Furniture pieces are assembled using advanced joinery techniques, including mortise-and-tenon, dowel, dovetail, and screw joinery, depending on the design. Structural reinforcements like corner blocks or metal fasteners are applied where necessary. This step ensures structural stability, precise alignment, and long-term durability.

Workers assembling wooden furniture pieces in a factory, using tools to secure joints and fittings for a sturdy final product.

Workers assembling a wooden dressing table, attaching drawers, mirror, and legs in a furniture manufacturing workshop.

Workers assembling a wooden coffee table in a factory, securing legs and aligning tabletop panels for a sturdy and elegant finish.

Step 5

Surface Treatment & Finishing

Each piece is carefully sanded to achieve a smooth, defect-free surface before moving to finishing. Depending on customer specifications, we apply stains, paints, laminates, veneers, or UV-cured coatings. Finishing is done using automated spray booths and hand-applied techniques to ensure even coverage, color consistency, and long-lasting protection against wear, moisture, and UV exposure.

A worker using a handheld spray gun to apply an even coat of paint on a surface, ensuring a smooth and professional finish.

An automatic painting device spraying an even coat of paint on a surface, ensuring a smooth and professional finish.

Close-up of a hand using a soft cloth to polish a wooden furniture surface, creating a smooth and glossy finish.

A person wiping a wooden furniture surface with a microfiber cloth to remove dust and dirt, leaving it clean and polished.

Step 6

Drying & Curing Process

Once coated, furniture pieces are transferred to temperature-controlled drying chambers to allow finishes to cure and bond properly. For painted or lacquered surfaces, UV or infrared curing technology is used to accelerate the hardening process. This step ensures that coatings are resistant to peeling, cracking, and discoloration over time.

Freshly cleaned wooden furniture air-drying under natural sunlight, ensuring a moisture-free and well-maintained surface.

Step 7

Quality Control & Final Inspection

Before packaging, each item undergoes a multi-stage quality inspection. We conduct structural integrity tests, surface smoothness checks, and color matching verification against approved samples. Durability tests, moisture resistance tests, and load-bearing tests are performed to ensure compliance with international safety and performance standards.

A weight load-bearing test being conducted on a wooden chair, ensuring its strength and durability under pressure.

A worker using a digital caliper to measure the dimensions of a wooden furniture piece, ensuring precision and accuracy.

A technician conducting a paint film abrasion resistance test using specialized equipment to assess durability and wear resistance.

Step 8

Secure Packaging & Global Shipping

To prevent damage during transit, furniture is carefully wrapped with protective foam, edge protectors, and reinforced cartons. For flat-pack furniture, customized foam inserts and secure fastenings are used to minimize movement during shipping. Each package is drop-tested to meet international logistics requirements, ensuring products arrive in perfect condition to their final destination.

A stack of sturdy cardboard corner protectors designed to shield furniture and packages from impact and damage during shipping.

A technician conducting a drop test by releasing a packaged product from a set height to evaluate its durability and impact resistance.

A stack of white EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) foam boards, lightweight and durable, commonly used for insulation and packaging.

Seeing is believing

See Our Clients Visit Us

Nothing builds trust better than seeing where your products are made and meeting the team behind them. At Tri-Tigers, we welcome clients from around the world to visit our factory, inspect our production processes, and discuss business in person. Whether you are a wholesaler, retailer, or brand looking for a reliable furniture supplier, seeing our operations firsthand will give you complete confidence in our expertise and commitment to quality.

See Who Trusts Us

See the Quality for Yourself

On-Site Factory Inspection

We understand that transparency is key when choosing a reliable furniture supplier. That’s why we encourage you to conduct an on-site factory inspection at our facility. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to:

We welcome all clients, from small retailers to large importers, to experience our production process firsthand and gain complete confidence in our capabilities.

Verified Quality & Compliance

Third-Party Audit

For clients who require an independent quality verification, we fully support third-party factory audits conducted by recognized global inspection agencies such as SGS, Intertek, TÜV, and Bureau Veritas.

We allow third-party auditors to assess our facilities, production process, and quality management system.
Our factory complies with international safety and environmental standards, ensuring your products meet regulatory requirements.
We provide detailed compliance documentation, test reports, and certification records as needed for your market.
Pre-shipment inspections can be arranged to verify quality, packaging integrity, and order accuracy before dispatch.

By allowing full access to independent verification, we guarantee authenticity, transparency, and reliability in every order we manufacture.