Import Bodesari Dining Chair — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

The Bodesari dining chair is constructed from natural rattan and solid wood frames, designed for durability and ergonomic support in dining environments. The listing confirms the use of premium-grade rattan with no mention of synthetic blends or engineered wood. The chair structure relies on hand-woven rattan panels over a hardwood base, typical of traditional Javanese furniture craftsmanship from West Java.

The rattan used is likely Calamus species, commonly harvested in Indonesia for its flexibility and tensile strength. Standard diameters for weaving strands range from 5 to 8 mm, with frame members typically 25 to 35 mm in thickness. No finish type is specified, but natural oil or lacquer coatings are standard for outdoor and high-humidity use. The ergonomic curve of the backrest follows common anthropometric standards for seated dining posture, though exact seat height and depth are not provided.

These chairs are primarily purchased by restaurant owners, hotel procurement teams, and boutique home furnishing retailers seeking authentic, handcrafted pieces. They suit both indoor and covered outdoor spaces due to rattan’s natural resistance to moisture when properly treated. Trade terms are not stated, but bulk orders of 50 to 200 units are common. Buyers should confirm whether the chairs are delivered unassembled or pre-assembled, and whether the finish includes UV protection for sun exposure.

Cv.Bodesari Rattan is based in Bodesari, Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia, a region known for traditional rattan and wood furniture production. The supplier is listed as imported with harbor trust tier, indicating export documentation is verified through logistics partners. No information is provided on workforce size, years in business, certifications, or production capacity beyond the claim of 20 containers annually. The address is the only verifiable detail.

The listing does not state whether the factory conducts internal quality control, holds any certifications, or employs certified artisans. There is no mention of environmental sourcing practices or treatment processes for the rattan. Buyers should assume no formal quality management system is in place unless confirmed directly. Supplier response rates are zero, indicating no active communication channel on the platform.