Indonesian Teak Furniture Manufacturer, Factory-Direct Since 1997

Our minimum for international orders is a 20ft container. For smaller needs, we accommodate LCL (less than container load) consolidation, where your order ships alongside other buyers' goods in a shared container. Within any container, there is no per-SKU minimum: mix dining tables, outdoor lounges, bedroom pieces, and custom items freely. Single-item international retail shipping is not something we handle directly. For that scale, LCL or groupage is the path. Most Indonesian factories require a full 40HQ container. We're more flexible at the LCL end.

Container shipping cost depends on destination port, shipping line, container size, and current freight market. As a rough anchor: a 20ft container from Semarang or Surabaya to European or North American ports typically runs USD 1,500 to 3,500 in ocean freight alone. A 40HQ typically runs USD 2,500 to 5,500. Door-to-door CIF pricing adds destination clearance and local delivery. We quote container freight alongside the furniture ex-factory cost so you see the full landed number.

Lead time is confirmed at quote stage. Production for standard-spec orders typically runs 30 to 60 days after deposit. Custom designs with prototyping add 2 to 4 weeks upfront. Container loading at our factory, then ocean transit adds roughly 4 to 5 weeks to Europe or Australia and 5 to 6 weeks to North America. Your quote will show an estimated production completion date, updated weekly during production.

Yes. Roughly 40 percent of our production is custom. We manufacture to architect drawings, CAD files, reference photos, or buyer specifications. Dimensions, joinery detail, wood thickness, and finish can all be specified. For first-time custom designs or larger production runs, we usually recommend a single prototype piece first to confirm the spec before committing to the full run.

Yes. For new custom designs, a single piece can be produced as a prototype sample. Sample cost reflects small-batch economics: per-piece pricing on samples is higher than production-run pricing because setup costs are the same for 1 piece or 100. Sample production timeline is typically 2 to 5 weeks. Once the sample is approved, full production runs to the identical spec.

Standard terms are 50 percent deposit on order confirmation, 50 percent balance before container loading (after pre-shipment QC, before release of shipping documents). Payments go to our Indonesian bank account in USD or EUR via TT wire transfer. Cryptocurrency not accepted. For repeat buyers with established history, alternative terms can be discussed. Specific terms confirmed in the pro-forma invoice before deposit.

Yes. We welcome buyer visits. Our factory is in Sukoharjo, about 40 minutes from Solo (Surakarta) airport in Central Java. A factory visit includes a workshop tour, meeting with production staff, review of in-production orders, and a discussion of your specific project. Arrange via WhatsApp at least two weeks in advance, +62 812-3399-5518.

We manufacture from solid teak wood sourced from Indonesian plantations and legally permitted concession origins. We don't use industry marketing terms like "Grade-A" or "Grade-1" because there's no internationally standardized grading body for Indonesian teak. Those terms mean whatever the seller wants them to mean. What we can tell you: our teak is kiln-dried to 8 to 12 percent moisture content, visually selected for the piece and finish specified, and documented with standard Indonesian export papers.

Three things: (1) pre-shipment quality control. Every piece is visually and dimensionally checked before crating, and we can send photos before loading. (2) Appropriate export packaging. Each piece is foam-wrapped and crated in plywood or softwood crates designed for ocean freight. (3) Optional third-party inspection. We accept SGS, Intertek, or buyer's representative inspection before container seal. After 27+ years of export, the system works. Complaints at destination are rare and handled case-by-case.

Price, customization, and control. Bali showrooms and overseas resellers buy from factories like ours and add their own markup, typically 50 to 150 percent retail margin. Buying direct eliminates that markup. You also get full customization (Bali showrooms sell what's in stock), direct communication with the production team, and quality control at source. The trade-off is you handle your own shipping coordination and you commit to a production timeline rather than buying in-stock pieces.

We are the factory. All manufacturing happens at our Sukoharjo workshop (40 minutes from Solo, Central Java) by our in-house craftsmen. No sub-contracting to external Jepara workshops, no trader-intermediary layer. You can visit and watch your order being built. Many "Indonesian teak exporters" broker orders across multiple third-party workshops and consolidate for shipping. That model adds an opaque margin layer and removes your quality-control leverage. With us, one workshop, one team, one accountable party from inquiry to container loading.

Most Indonesian teak furniture manufacturers operate from Jepara in North Central Java, where hundreds of workshops compete for the same timber supply and labor pool. We chose Solo (Surakarta) deliberately: different timber supply lines outside the Jepara pool, greater capacity stability during peak export seasons, and a dedicated craftsman team that does not rotate between workshops. Our entire supply chain, raw teak through finishing, stays within a 40-minute radius of our Sukoharjo workshop, giving you traceability that the Jepara broker-network model cannot match.