Simple Stable Sintered Stone Table Dining Set: A Blend of Elegance and Durability
The Sintered Stone Table Dining Set stands as a perfect example of modern dining luxury, combining exceptional durability with sleek design. Featuring a rectangular sintered stone tabletop, this dining set is built to withstand the rigors of everyday use while maintaining its pristine appearance. Known for its resistance to heat, scratches, and stains, the sintered stone top offers a smooth and non-porous surface that makes cleaning effortless, ensuring your table remains immaculate over time. The customizable color options allow you to select from a variety of finishes, giving you the flexibility to tailor the table to your unique style.
The table is supported by carbon steel legs, which provide superior strength and stability. This modern material not only guarantees long-term durability but also adds a bold, contemporary aesthetic to the set. Unlike traditional wood, carbon steel offers enhanced corrosion resistance, ensuring that your table retains its structural integrity even with frequent use. The sleek, geometric design of the legs further elevates the modern appeal, making it suitable for a variety of dining room styles.
The ultra-fiber leather chairs that accompany this set are designed for both comfort and longevity. The soft, breathable leather upholstery ensures a pleasant seating experience, while the ergonomic backrest provides support for long hours of dining. The carbon steel chair legs are reinforced for stability, adding to the overall durability of the set. Together, the table and chairs create a cohesive and sturdy dining ensemble that is perfect for both casual meals and formal gatherings.
This dining set is available in several sizes to fit different spaces and seating needs, accommodating anywhere from 4 to 8 people. Whether you’re hosting a dinner party or enjoying an intimate meal with family, the Sintered Stone Dining Set combines modern style with practical functionality.
Key Features of the Sintered Stone Dining Set:
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Premium Sintered Stone Top – Heat, scratch, and stain resistant, easy to clean and maintain.
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Durable Carbon Steel Legs – Strong and rust-resistant for long-lasting stability.
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Comfortable Ultra-Fiber Leather Chairs – Soft and breathable upholstery for an enhanced seating experience.
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Reinforced Carbon Steel Chair Legs – Provides a solid, stable base for the chairs.
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Customizable Tabletop Finishes – Various colors to suit your dining room décor.
Available Sizes for Different Dining Needs:
130cm × 80cm × 75cm – Seats 4-6 people
140cm × 80cm × 75cm – Seats 4-6 people
150cm × 90cm × 75cm – Seats 6 people
160cm × 90cm × 75cm – Seats 6-8 people
180cm × 90cm × 75cm – Seats 8 people
Why Choose the Sintered Stone Dining Set?
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Sophisticated Design – A stylish fusion of sintered stone and carbon steel for a modern look.
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Long-Lasting Durability – Scratch, heat, and stain-resistant tabletop for everyday use.
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Optimal Comfort – Ergonomically designed chairs that provide excellent back support.
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Stable & Sturdy – Carbon steel legs ensure both strength and balance.
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Tailored to You – Custom sizes and finishes to perfectly complement your space.
Elevate your dining experience with the Sintered Stone Dining Set—a stylish, durable, and functional addition to your home. Whether for daily meals or special events, this set promises to deliver both elegance and practicality.
How to Ship Furniture from China?
Shipping costs can represent a significant portion of the landed cost of your goods. Properly managing the transportation process will help you reduce overall expenses.
Full Container Load (FCL) vs. Less Than Container Load (LCL)
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FCL (Full Container Load) refers to shipping a full container, which is generally the most cost-effective method, especially for larger shipments. A 40-foot container, for example, offers substantial savings in comparison to other shipping methods.
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LCL (Less Than Container Load) involves shipping goods that don’t fill a full container, meaning your goods will share space with other shipments. While LCL can be more expensive, it’s a suitable option for smaller shipments. However, LCL comes with additional fees. Unless you have urgent shipments, it's generally better to opt for FCL.
That said, there are exceptions. Sometimes, LCL may be cheaper than FCL, especially when ocean freight rates are unreasonable (e.g., during the second half of 2020), or if you're considering a 20-foot container, in which case LCL can be more cost-effective.
Choosing the Right Incoterms
When engaging in international trade, it’s crucial to understand the main Incoterms used: EXW, FCA, FOB, CIF, DAP, DDP. Each term outlines the responsibilities of both the buyer and the seller, and choosing the right one impacts both cost and risk.
- FOB (Free On Board) is the most common term, but some furniture buyers prefer CIF or DDP (Delivered Duty Paid).
- In the case of LCL shipments, many factories only accept EXW (Ex-Works) terms, meaning you’ll need to handle the pickup from the factory warehouse and manage the rest of the logistics yourself.
Collaborating with a Reliable Freight Forwarder
International shipping is a complex process with potential delays and unforeseen issues. Partnering with a reputable freight forwarder who understands the import process can help you navigate challenges smoothly. It’s advisable to find a local agent familiar with your country’s import regulations.
How to Calculate Landed Costs
Landed cost is essential in determining whether your pricing strategy is suitable for your furniture business. It typically includes the following:
- Product cost.
- Local charges and customs fees at the supplier’s location (if EXW terms are used).
- Ocean freight.
- Insurance.
- Import duties and taxes.
- Destination local charges.
Landed costs can vary depending on the destination country. Would you like to review your specific landed costs? Feel free to get in touch, and we can discuss it further.
Shipping Documentation
Proper documentation is a key component of international shipping. Before booking a container, ensure you have all required documents ready:
- Commercial invoice and packing list.
- Bill of lading.
- Certificate of origin.
- If your goods involve wooden packaging, a fumigation certificate might be required.
- Any additional documents related to your custom orders.
Tip: For certain countries, such as Australia, Pakistan, and Southeast Asia, buyers may be eligible for tax exemptions or reductions if the supplier can provide an FTA (Free Trade Agreement) certificate of origin. Be sure to ask your supplier.
Shipping Timeframes
Understanding the shipping timeline is critical to planning your inventory. Consider these three factors:
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Production time: Furniture items like sofas or bed frames typically take 20-30 days to manufacture, while flat-pack items usually take 40-60 days.
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Shipping duration: Depending on the destination, shipping can take anywhere from one week to 40 days.
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Delays: Unexpected delays may occur due to factors such as container shortages or customs inspections. While these are out of your control, it's best to prepare for such contingencies.
