PRODUCT COVERED:

Lawson Sofa, Bridgewater Sofa, Chesterfield Sofa, Tuxedo Sofa, Camelback Sofa, Sectional Sofa, Futon.

Sofa is in the center of the living room furniture; it drives own style and functionality of consumer room. Many different sofa styles are available, characterized by their size, silhouette, arm styles and shape. They are sometimes also found in non-residential settings such as hotels, lobbies of commercial offices, waiting rooms, and bars.

A sofa consists of the frame, padding and covering. The frame is usually made of wood, but can also be made of steel, plastic or laminated boards. Sofa padding is made from foam, down, feathers, fabric or a combination thereof. Sofa coverings are usually made out of soft leather, corduroy or linen.
Most consumers want to invest in a product that not only looks great, but will last for a lifetime. Our Inspection Checklist help you cover all key features that ensure a quality sofa and end consumer satisfaction.

Frame material, Frame joints, Cushion filling, Suspension and Upholstery are some of the key aspect that make the quality of a sofa.
One more point that needs to be considered during design, production, and inspection of your product is the workmanship and assembly level that is directly related to brand positioning and price.

Workmanship and Appearance Issues:

• Color shade
• Surfaces/material check
• Wobbly base check
• Legs check
• Accessories/components check
• Packaging integrity check
• Externally accessible openings check
• Caps quantity check
• Screws and accessories quantity check (KD or DIY)

Smell:

• No glue or mold smell or other (after 48h of production), Solvent-free glue

Assembly:

• Alignments/gaps check
• End-User experience when sitting on the chair/sofa

Other:

• QC sticker or other accessory not requested by client (eg: QC in Chinese from factory QC team)
• Fabric Waterproof property/ Stain-resistant if applicable