Dinning table

This dining table features a glass-top surface with marble-like patterning, paired with six matching chairs. The table top is constructed from tempered glass with a printed marble design, backed by a composite substrate for rigidity. The frame is made of powder-coated steel, with a knock-down design for efficient shipping. The white finish is uniform and non-reflective, designed for modern interiors. Dimensions are approximately 160 cm long, 90 cm wide, and 75 cm high.

The glass is not natural stone but a printed laminate layer bonded to a high-density fiberboard core. This is common in modern Chinese furniture to replicate stone aesthetics at lower cost. The chairs feature molded foam padding with fabric upholstery, and the frame is welded steel with plastic foot caps. The design prioritizes ease of assembly and space efficiency over traditional solid wood durability.

The set is targeted at mid-tier restaurants, cafes, and urban homes in North America and Europe seeking contemporary aesthetics. The supplier offers flexible minimum order quantities, typically starting at 50 sets. Packaging includes foam-lined cardboard boxes with corner protectors. Lead time is 30 to 45 days, and the product is shipped under FOB or CIF terms from Chengdu. Assembly requires basic tools and is designed for non-specialist labor.

Chengdu Mingzhu Furniture Co., Ltd. is based in Chongzhou, Sichuan Province, and operates as a manufacturer of modern furniture for export. The supplier is classified as imported-tier, indicating prior export experience, and harbor-tier for basic compliance. There is no public information on factory size, workforce, or certifications. The listing does not mention ISO, CE, or environmental standards, despite the description’s reference to them.

The supplier focuses on contemporary designs using composite materials and metal frames, targeting international buyers seeking affordable, stylish pieces. No claims are made about in-house design teams, R&D, or quality control labs. The supplier does not reference client names, project history, or sample availability. Response rate data is unavailable, suggesting limited digital customer service infrastructure.