Import Dining Set — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Malaysia

This dining set consists of a rectangular table measuring 220 cm in length, 100 cm in width, and 79 cm in height, constructed entirely from recycled wood. The table features four solid legs, each measuring 12 cm by 12 cm, providing structural stability without the use of metal reinforcements. The knock-down leg design allows for disassembly, reducing shipping volume and simplifying storage for retailers or logistics providers.

The wood used is sourced from reclaimed timber, with no new lumber added in production. Surface finishes are minimal, preserving the natural grain and texture of the recycled material. This approach aligns with standard industry practices for eco-conscious furniture in Southeast Asia, where recycled wood is commonly used in commercial-grade seating due to its durability and lower environmental impact. The material is not sealed with synthetic resins, making it suitable for indoor use in humid climates like Malaysia’s.

The set is packaged in hard cardboard boxes designed for stackable transport and protection during sea freight. Buyers in the hospitality sector, including cafes and boutique hotels in Europe and North America, commonly source this style for its rustic aesthetic and compact shipping footprint. Trade terms include FOB Port Klang and CIF destinations, with packaging and loading handled by the supplier. MOQ is not specified in the listing and must be confirmed directly.

Shaan Trading M S/B operates from an industrial unit in Glenmarie, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. The supplier is listed as imported with harbor trust tier, indicating it has passed basic documentation checks but has no verified production facility or response history on record. No factory photos, certifications, or export volume data are provided in the listing.

The supplier appears to function as a trading entity sourcing dining sets from local workshops rather than manufacturing them. There is no mention of design ownership, in-house quality control, or past export clients. The absence of response rate or average reply time suggests limited buyer communication infrastructure.