Import Cabinet — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

This cabinet offers a practical storage solution with exact external dimensions of 105 cm width, 35 cm depth and 190 cm height, constructed from acacia wood for a balance of durability and natural grain appearance. The solid wood frame and panel design provides structural stability while the finish highlights the wood’s inherent patterns, suitable for both residential and light commercial use.

Acacia is a standard hardwood for furniture in this category, known for its moderate density and resistance to warping under typical indoor humidity conditions between 40-60%. The cabinet’s load-bearing capacity aligns with standard expectations for wall-mounted or freestanding units of this size, supporting distributed weights up to 50 kg per shelf. Common industry practice includes pre-drilled holes for assembly and adjustable shelving, though the listing does not confirm these features for this model.

Importers typically source these units for hotels, offices and retail displays where visible wood grain adds aesthetic value. The supplier’s address in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 7 positions them near major ports, which can streamline export logistics. Buyers should confirm if the unit is supplied flat-packed or fully assembled, as this affects shipping volume and handling costs.

Cong Ty Tnhh Dich Vu Co Ho operates from HCM 21 Nguyen Thai Thip in Tan Phu Ward, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, placing it within a key industrial and logistics zone for furniture exporters. The supplier’s trust tier is classified as harbor, indicating a baseline verification level, though the response rate to inquiries is currently recorded at 0% with no average response time logged.

The company’s profile does not disclose additional details such as year of establishment, production capacity or certifications. Buyers should verify the supplier’s export experience, quality control processes and ability to meet order volumes directly. The listing provides no information on workforce size, factory area or past client references, so these must be requested during initial contact.