01 Production floor
Foshan furniture factory for OEM and custom production.
Enter a real production setting—not a reconstructed showroom. Move forward through six visible workstations, then review exactly what each photograph can and cannot prove.
02 Frame preparation
Frame preparation. Structure stays visible.
A worker prepares the edge or surface of a furniture frame while the component remains accessible before later covering or assembly.
03 Pattern control
Pattern marking. The brief becomes physical.
A paper template guides the marks transferred to upholstery material before the next production step.
04 Upholstery sewing
Upholstery sewing. Visible detail starts here.
Hands guide upholstery material through a sewing machine. The operation makes the stitch path and material handling visible.
05 In-process check
In-process check. Measure before handoff.
A straight measuring rule is used while the upholstered component remains work in progress. Order-specific tolerances still require a written drawing or inspection plan.
06 Batch assembly
Batch assembly. Compare work in progress.
Several similar units are present in the same production area, allowing their visible shape and stage of completion to be compared.
Factory identity
Know the company behind the workshop.
Lenatees is the export brand of 佛山市宏穗祥家具有限公司 (Foshan Hong Sui Xiang Furniture Co., Ltd.). The workshop shown here is the company’s self-owned furniture production site in Longjiang, Foshan.
- Export brand
- Lenatees
- Contracting company
- Foshan Hong Sui Xiang Furniture Co., Ltd.
- Site status
- Self-owned furniture production site
- Factory and visit location
- No. 10 Xihe Road, Huaxi, Longjiang Town, Shunde District, Foshan, Guangdong, China
For contracts and payments, buyers should verify the legal company name—not rely on the export brand alone.
Photo provenance
What these images establish—and where the evidence stops.
SourceAll photographs shown here came from the Lenatees Foshan factory-visit archive. The walkthrough uses workshop images; the ledger adds separate workshop, protected-component and showroom reference images. No stock factory imagery is used.
Archive statusCapture dates, customer identities and order references are not published because the current media archive has not yet confirmed them.
ScopeWorkshop images establish visible activity. Showroom images establish only what was displayed; materials, manufacturing origin, tolerances, sampling and acceptance criteria must be confirmed for the actual order.
Additional factory & showroom evidence / 01—06
Read every image within its evidence boundary.
The 3D walkthrough and this ledger deliberately use different photographs. The first three records show separate workshop and protected-component views; the last three are display references for form, scale and finish review.
01
Production-floor overview
A separate workshop view shows the wider work-in-progress layout.
- What you see
- A wide production area containing partially upholstered furniture components, exposed wood frames and separated work zones.
- Buyer verification
- Ask to follow the route for your product category and see relevant work in progress during a scheduled visit or live review.
- Evidence boundary
- This view does not establish throughput, lead time, order ownership, available capacity or finished-product conformity.
02
Inner upholstery fitting
Interior layers remain visible before the shell is closed.
- What you see
- A worker fitting or adjusting a dark interior layer inside a light upholstered furniture shell.
- Buyer verification
- Use an approved section drawing or sample to confirm the named interior materials and the checkpoint required before closing.
- Evidence boundary
- The photograph does not identify material specifications, fastening method, cushioning build-up, workmanship acceptance or test results.
03
Component protection
Stone-pattern components are separated inside timber crates.
- What you see
- Several stone-pattern furniture components separated with foam and held inside individual timber protection frames.
- Buyer verification
- Confirm the actual material, edge protection, surface covering, orientation, crate construction and handling marks in the packing specification.
- Evidence boundary
- This photograph does not identify the material, project, packing completeness, shipment readiness or condition at final acceptance.
04
Finished reference detail
A display reference exposes the relationship between top, frame and inserts.
- What you see
- A finished table displayed with a light stone-pattern top, gold-tone metal frame and vertical decorative inserts.
- Buyer verification
- Review an approved drawing or sample for top material, edge profile, substrate, attachment method, metal finish and colour.
- Evidence boundary
- A display image does not establish who manufactured the item, its true material composition, structural performance or order availability.
05
Display geometry reference
A second finished reference shows a different support geometry.
- What you see
- Rounded tables combining dark wood-look surfaces, cylindrical supports and black-and-white stone-pattern elements.
- Buyer verification
- Compare proportions, clearances and finish samples against the approved reference, then define the construction in the order drawing.
- Evidence boundary
- The photograph does not prove material identity, manufacturing origin, joinery, load performance, intellectual-property status or conformity.
06
Showroom finish and scale review
The display area gives buyers a place to compare scale and finishes.
- What you see
- A display grouping with a sectional sofa, lounge chairs and coffee table arranged for viewing at room scale.
- Buyer verification
- Use the visit to compare proportions and finishes, then identify which physical sample or signed reference governs the order.
- Evidence boundary
- Display presence alone does not prove product ownership, manufacturing origin, specification, production readiness or availability.
Factory visit or remote review
Choose how you want to verify the factory.
Send the product scope and the areas you need to review. The visit, live call or inspection agenda is confirmed before a date is scheduled.
On-site / Longjiang, Foshan
Plan a factory visit around the products you need to review.
Share your preferred date, product category and relevant operations. We will confirm the available scope before travel; a visit verifies what is available to inspect on the agreed date.
- Product list or reference links
- Processes you want to see
- Document and sample questions
Remote / Scheduled live review
Define what you need to see before the camera turns on.
Request a live review of relevant production areas. Available areas, timing and privacy limits are confirmed before scheduling; a promotional recording is not a substitute for an agreed live review.
- Your time zone and preferred times
- Production areas to review
- Questions to answer live
Independent / Buyer nominated
Nominate an inspector and define access in writing.
You may propose an independent inspection company. Timing, access, documents, reference sample and acceptance criteria must be agreed for the actual order.
- Inspection company and contact
- Checklist and sample size
- Reference documents and timing
Order-specific / Written plan
Put production checkpoints into the order plan.
Define any in-process review or pre-packing check against the agreed drawing, specification or sample. Evidence format, sample size and acceptance criteria should never be assumed from a web page.
- Approved drawing or sample
- Critical review milestones
- Evidence and acceptance format
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