Production Process
1) Precise Cutting: This is the most common part of steel furniture, Stainless steel needs precise so as to offer good premise for welding. Our workers have been in this production line over 10 years. We do excellent job on this. 

2) Welding: This is one of our most important flow. Many suppliers weld tubes roughly, then polish it. For the part that can be polished easily, we do same thing, but we don’t polish inside corner. We just do nice welding and wash with liquid. It looks nice then polish. It requires finest craftsmanship.We use tungsten inert gas welding which produces superior-quality, TIG is an arc weld process which grants the operator greater control over the welding allowing for stronger, higher quality welds. .

3) Polish: Remove, convex welded part, dirt mark, scratches and fingerprint in the process. Most suppliers do same thing

4) Brush: Abrade the surface with a fine grit sandpaper, the brushing gives the metal a distinctive look, as it retains some but not all of its metallic lustre and is given a pattern of very fine lines. It can be compared to metal with several small scratches all running in the same direction. Small cratches in the same direction can be controlled to be obvious or unobvious.

5) Coating: This process won’t appear in most of factories. Most of us think that 304 stainless steel will not rust. That is wrong, in moist and salty weather like seaside, 304 stainless steel still rust. We use special liquid for coating that can resist elements that will bring rust to stainless steel. The most important thing is that the coating won’t decrease metallic lustre and won’t bring fingerprint.

6) Stitching: We use finest thread for outdoor and craft for stiching that can last as long as 10 years. 

 We use good bubble wrap and hard carton box for all items.