Made To Drawing
Cabinets and architectural millwork
Kitchens, wardrobes, vanities, reception counters, wall panels and built-in storage made to drawings and finish references.
Manufacturing and Quality Control
Manufacturing Control Built Around Approved Project Information
Explore OKBuild manufacturing for furniture, whole-house customization and aluminum doors and windows, supported by project QC and delivery control.
127,000 m²physical industrial park in Foshan
6 Buildingsdisplay, operations, manufacturing and supply-chain functions
3 Core Categoriesfurniture, whole-house customization and aluminum doors & windows
Global Projectsone interface from project review to international delivery
Core Manufacturing
Three manufacturing directions anchor the project supply system.
Furniture, whole-house customization, and aluminum doors and windows are produced within the industrial platform; additional categories are integrated according to project demand.
FF&E
Project furniture and casegoods
Loose and fixed furniture coordinated by room standard, dimensions, materials, fabrics, hardware and batch quantity.
Openings
Doors, windows and opening systems
Interior doors, aluminum windows, profiles, glass and hardware checked against opening schedules and performance needs.
Fabrication
Stone and fabricated surfaces
Slabs, countertops and vanity surfaces controlled for material selection, dimensions, edge details, cutouts and protection.
Processing
Panel processing and finishes
Board processing, surface finishing, edge details and repeated components followed through production and batch checks.
Coordinated Supply
Sourced categories under project QC
Lighting, sanitary ware, tiles, flooring and special items compared with approved references before consolidated delivery.
Production Release
Release production from controlled drawings, specifications and approvals.
Quantities, materials, finishes, hardware, approved references, inspection criteria, packing and deadlines must be clear enough for production and QC to use the same basis.
- Approved drawings, dimensions, opening schedules and quantity basis.
- Material, color, finish, hardware, accessory and performance requirements.
- Approved samples, mockups, finish cards or written comparison references.
- Inspection criteria, label rules, packing protection and shipment group.
Quality Gates
Control risk before material, labor and shipping cost are committed.
Technical review, sample approval, first-piece or in-process checks, final inspection and loading release each close a different project risk.
Gate 01
Technical Release
Check drawings, dimensions, materials, finishes, hardware, quantities and production notes for unresolved conflicts.
Release when the production brief is approved
Gate 02
Sample or First-Article Approval
Compare the first representative item, finish sample or mockup with the agreed visual and technical standard.
Release when the reference standard is recorded
Gate 03
Incoming Material Check
Verify key materials, components, hardware and visible surfaces before they enter repeated production.
Release when critical inputs match the brief
Gate 04
In-Process Inspection
Check dimensions, assembly, finish progress and repeated details while corrections can still be made efficiently.
Release when batch issues are controlled
Gate 05
Pre-Packing Audit
Inspect appearance, function, quantities, accessories and approved corrections before products are protected and sealed.
Release when inspection findings are closed
Gate 06
Loading Release
Confirm labels, packing groups, protection, loading sequence, photos and documents against the shipment plan.
Release when goods are shipment readyInspection Criteria
Inspect the details that affect fit, appearance, operation and site acceptance.
Category-specific checklists translate approved project requirements into dimensional, material, finish, functional and packing evidence.
01
Dimensions and quantity
Check critical sizes, openings, room or unit quantities, handed items and product identification.
02
Material and visible finish
Compare substrate, color, texture, gloss, grain, fabric, stone pattern and repeated batch consistency.
03
Assembly and function
Check structure, joints, hardware, moving parts, accessories and basic performance requirements.
04
Packing and identification
Check protection, cartons or crates, labels, accessory packs, packing lists and shipment grouping.
Buyer Evidence
Use production and inspection records to support release decisions.
Progress updates, measurement photos, finish comparisons, issue closure, packing labels and loading records make remote project control more practical.
Approved reference set
Drawings, finish references, samples and technical decisions used for production.
Production progress record
Milestone updates and representative batch photos tied to the production schedule.
Inspection and correction record
Check results, issue photos, corrective actions and release status for required points.
Packing and loading record
Labels, packing lists, protection, loading photos and shipment documentation.
Production Scenarios
Adjust controls for repeated furniture, custom joinery, openings and integrated packages.
Each scope has a different highest-risk detail, so inspection emphasis should follow drawings, use conditions, interfaces and approval standards.
Repeated hotel casegoods
Control first-article approval, visible finishes, hardware, repeated dimensions, room labels and phased batch release.
Apartment kitchens and wardrobes
Connect unit-type drawings, cabinet sizes, hardware schedules, quantities and packing groups to the building plan.
Mixed-category consolidated loading
Coordinate category inspections, cartons, crates, labels and container sequence before one shipment is released.
Related Paths
Open the product or service page closest to the manufacturing decision.
Category pages define quotation inputs; the service page explains how production records connect with procurement, warehousing and delivery.
Custom Cabinets
Review cabinet modules, specification inputs, drawings and sample requirements.
Learn MoreFurniture
Review loose and fixed furniture, casegoods, fabrics, finishes and batch quantities.
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Project Service
Connect production and QC with BOQ, approvals, packing, consolidation and logistics.
Learn MoreManufacturing Review
Send drawings, standards and inspection expectations before production planning.
We will identify manufacturing route, approval requirements, quality gates, project records and the information still needed for a controlled release.
For early-stage projectsSend floor plans and target standards to build a preliminary material supply plan.
For procurement-ready projectsSend BOQ, finish schedule and delivery timeline for a more accurate package quotation.
Manufacturing FAQ
Questions about factories, customization, QC and export packing.
These answers explain the three core manufacturing categories and how other project products enter one controlled supply plan.
Which products can be manufactured to project drawings?
Custom cabinets, millwork, furniture, doors, stone and related made-to-project items can be reviewed for drawing-based production. Feasibility depends on details and quantities.
What information is needed before production?
Provide approved drawings, quantities, materials, finishes, hardware, samples or references, inspection points, packing requirements and target dates.
Can OKBuild arrange samples or mockups?
Yes. Finish samples, product samples, first articles or mockups can be coordinated when the project requires approval before bulk production.
How is batch consistency checked?
Batch checks can compare dimensions, color, texture, finish, hardware, assembly and representative units against approved references.
Can third-party inspection requirements be included?
Yes. Share the inspection standard, checklist, sampling rule and documentation requirements so they can be planned before shipment.
How are quality issues handled?
Issues are recorded, assigned for correction and reviewed again before the affected stage is released. The exact process depends on severity and production status.
Can packing be organized by room or unit?
Yes. Labels and packing groups can follow room, unit, floor, area, category or shipment phase when defined before packing.
What proof is available before loading?
Depending on scope, the buyer can receive approved references, progress records, inspection findings, correction evidence, packing lists, labels and loading photos.