Company Advantages1. With the latest technology, James Bond traditional bed designs can be done quickly in a high degree of precision.
2. The product is highly resistant to rust. The oxide forming on this surface provides a protective layer that keeps it from rusting further.
3. The product is heat resistant. Made of high quality metal materials, it is not prone to deformation when exposed in high temperatures.
4. Anytime there is problem for our traditional bed designs, we will provide timely help.
Product information
Product process
1
Choose good quality French breech
2
Cut the wood into squares, and shape the wood
3
Wood is dried to be moisture content 8%-12% which is international standard.
4
Manual carve patterns or designs on woodwork
5
Piece wood together assembly into a semi-finished product
6
Pure hand-cut, bottle stick natural wood veneer
7
Polishing the semi-finished product
8
Hand-pasted 14k gold foil
9
Accurate installation of finished products
Company Features1. Foshan James Bond Furniture Co.,Ltd is a trustworthy manufacturer of traditional bed designs. With years of development, we have been successfully accepted by the industry.
2. We have built up a strong R&D team. Their extensive R&D activities let us quickly develop products with new functions that meet emerging customer needs.
3. Minimizing the impact on the environment is one of our top priorities. Accordingly, we carefully consider our waste disposal methods. For example, we reuse nearly 100% of the waste in the production process. We are active in business sustainable development. We will uphold business ethics throughout our production, such as reducing water consumption by recycling reusable water. In order to promote local development sustainability, we promote a wide range of environmental programs such as street cleaning activities and tree planting. We hope to become a great leader in this industry. We have the vision and courage to imagine new products, and then pull together the talented people and resources to make them a reality.
