Who we are
We are based in Anji County, in Huzhou, Zhejiang — the part of China that makes a large share of the world’s chairs, and a member of the Zhejiang Anji Chair Industry Association. Being here matters in a plain, practical way: the chair factories we supply, the platers, the castor and gas-lift makers are all within a short drive, so a sample loop that takes weeks elsewhere takes days for us.
What we do is narrow on purpose. We focus on detachable, knock-down chair feet — the part of the chair most makers treat as an afterthought. In late 2020 we developed a nested detachable foot built on a taper principle, and in early 2021 we filed several patents on the design. During development the foot was tested four times at the Anji County quality-supervision centre.
What we are honest about
Our public footprint is thin, so we will not pretend otherwise. We are not going to quote you a founding year, a factory acreage or a headcount we cannot stand behind on this page — ask us and we will share the business-license details directly. What we can stand behind is the part: a screwless foot that assembles by hand in about twenty seconds, ships roughly 30% flatter, and cuts material cost by about 12% versus a welded foot. Where a load figure needs a stamp, we say “built and tested to BIFMA-level standards, testing can be arranged” rather than claiming a certificate we do not hold.
If you are a sourcing engineer comparing foot suppliers, that plain-spoken approach is the point. You will get a straight answer about what is standard, what needs tooling, and where a cheaper option does the same job.
