Keep one specification through supplier selection, sampling, quotation and shipment. CUZI MDF manufactures and supplies directly from our factory in Shuyang, Jiangsu, and supports buyer-arranged third-party inspection.
For a furniture factory, the first priority is a board that fits your dimensions, finish and production process. For a distributor, repeat availability, batch consistency, bulk delivery and a clear price basis matter alongside the product. This guide helps you turn those priorities into a first order you can check, receive and repeat.
Define the MDF requirement before shortlisting factories
Begin with the component and the condition in which you want to receive it. A raw sheet for your own painting line, a melamine-faced panel and a drilled cabinet side are different supplies. The written request should identify which work our factory completes and which work your workshop performs.
| Purchasing task | Specification to send | Reference to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Raw board for painting or machining | Grade, thickness, format, density band, tolerances and intended process | Board sample and representative finished-part result |
| Decorative furniture panels | MDF core, face and reverse, decor code, texture, gloss, finished dimensions and edges | Physical finish sample and component layout |
| Cut or CNC components | Part IDs, drawing revision, datum faces, dimensions, holes, profiles and quantities | Completed first component and measurement record |
| Humid-area or fire-specified interior work | Exposure or required classification, full panel construction and relevant test scope | Matched product documents and assembly details |
| Distributor replenishment | Quantities by specification, repeat demand, packing, destination and required shipment window | Agreed product schedule, batch references and quote validity |
Choose Raw MDF for the starting substrate, Melamine MDF or HPL MDF for the selected decorative construction, and CNC MDF Processing for drawing-based component work. A decor name becomes repeatable when its code, texture, gloss and physical sample travel with the order.
Write core thickness and completed panel thickness separately where facing or coating adds layers. Density belongs beside the chosen thickness and grade. Record the required dimensions and tolerances at the supplied stage. Your destination and end use then identify which emissions, moisture, fire or other product documents purchasing needs to review.
Verify the factory, legal entity and production responsibility
Use the company identity and actual production together. Match the Chinese and English names on the business licence, quotation and contract. Connect the factory address, product description and responsible company to the goods you are buying. A brand, factory operator, invoicing entity and payment beneficiary each has a specific place in that record.
- Match the contracting name and invoice details to the company documents.
- Identify the actual base-board plant and the finishing or machining location for the order.
- Confirm who performs board production, facing, cutting, CNC work, inspection and packing.
- Connect the product and thickness to the relevant line, available schedule and document scope.
- Review a current factory walk-through or independent audit where useful, with the address, equipment and requested operation visible.
- Confirm payment instructions through an established contact and document any authorised relationship between different entities.
A factory walk-through is most useful when it follows your product. Ask to see the handling of the selected board, the relevant finishing or machining operation and the pack preparation. Record the date and the people responsible for your specification. Historical workshop photographs provide an introduction to the facility; current order allocation and product records answer the production questions.
CUZI MDF is the manufacturer and direct supplier operating our Shuyang factory. Our team handles the specification, samples, quotation, production and agreed inspection with you. When comparing other businesses, establish the same process responsibility: a base-board manufacturer produces the board, a processor performs defined secondary work, and a trading business arranges a supply. Clear roles let you choose the arrangement appropriate to your order.
Three Chinese MDF sourcing regions to investigate
Regional research helps you locate candidates and supporting services. Assess the individual MDF plant and offered product within that region. Published figures for the wider wood industry describe a different population from a particular MDF factory's capacity or order allocation.
| Region | Dated public industry information | Factory questions for your shortlist |
|---|---|---|
| Shuyang, Jiangsu | A June 2025 Jiangsu government report describes Shuyang's wood industry with annual output value above RMB 10 billion | Which board, facing and component operations suit the order, and what current production slot is available? |
| Linyi and Lanshan, Shandong | A July 2025 municipal report describes more than 3,500 wood and supporting enterprises in Lanshan | Which named company and facility produce MDF or perform the required conversion, and which documents cover that supply? |
| Guangxi, including Guigang | A 2025 Guangxi government briefing reports 26 million m³ of wood-based-panel output in Guigang in 2024 | Which fibreboard plant supplies the selected grade, and how do its product, inspection and shipment arrangements fit the order? |
Sources are the Jiangsu report on Shuyang's wood industry, Linyi report on Lanshan's wood cluster and Guangxi industry briefing covering Guigang. The Guigang figure covers that city's wider panel industry. Keep the year, geography and product population with each number.
For research beyond China, use the 10 global MDF manufacturing and supply hubs. This China guide focuses on manufacturer qualification and the purchasing steps that follow a shortlist.
CUZI MDF manufacturer profile in Shuyang
CUZI MDF is the brand of Shuyang Cuzi MDF Co., Limited, an MDF factory and direct supplier in Shuyang. Our company was registered on 10 January 2007. Our 26,000 m² factory has more than 130 employees, one MDF production line, six laminating lines and five further-processing lines. Daily factory production capacity is 500 m³.
| Company and factory fact | Published CUZI MDF information |
|---|---|
| Legal English company name | Shuyang Cuzi MDF Co., Limited |
| Company registration date | 10 January 2007 |
| Team size | More than 130 employees |
| Factory area | 26,000 m² |
| Production and processing lines | 12: 1 MDF production line, 6 laminating lines and 5 further-processing lines |
| Production and supply base | MDF Industry Park 88#, Zhaxia Town, Shuyang County, Jiangsu, China |
| Product scope | Raw and performance MDF, decorative faced boards, HDF, thin and thick panels, and defined component processing |
| Daily factory production capacity | 500 m³ |
| MDF board range and reference formats | 2–35 mm; 1220 × 2440 mm, 2100 × 2800 mm, 1830 × 3660 mm, 1830 × 2440 mm, 2440 × 3660 mm and 1830 × 4200 mm |
| Normal MOQ | 1 × 20'GP for each individual specification |
| Normal production lead time | 3–10 days after specification and commercial confirmation |
| Shipment ports | Lianyungang or Qingdao, China |
| Official sales contact | sales@cuzimdf.com |
The factory capacity describes the published factory scale. Your selected grade, thickness, surface work, component operations and order period determine the actual production allocation and schedule. Each product's own thickness range and supplied construction apply, including products with a narrower range than the general MDF board catalogue.

This existing workshop photograph shows board-handling equipment and stacked panels in our factory. Discuss the current operation and proposed production slot with our team. Request current company and product documents for your proposed order. About CUZI MDF and Manufacturing introduce our factory and the work behind the supplied board.
Use public supplier profiles to build a shortlist
A public company page is a starting point for research. Bring each candidate through the same product, plant, document, sample and quotation checks. The companies below illustrate publicly described businesses; current suitability follows your required construction and order review.
| Supplier starting point | Public research reference | Next purchasing check |
|---|---|---|
| CUZI MDF | Our factory and direct supply in Shuyang, Jiangsu | Match board, decor or component specification, available documents, sample and production allocation |
| Fenglin Group | Official company information and panel-product pages | Identify the actual plant, requested MDF construction, current catalogue and export quotation |
| Guangxi Lelin Forestry Group | Official corporate overview for company research | Request the current MDF catalogue, manufacturing location and offered product documents |
| Gaolin / Guangxi Gaofeng State Forest | Official panel-industry profile identifying MDF/HDF and other panel products | Match the named manufacturing entity and grade to the sample, report scope and proposed order |
Use the profiles as research references with their own publication dates. Compare the specific offers through a common RFQ. The responsible plant, exact product, commercial terms and order records make the shortlist useful to purchasing.
Match documents to the product and destination
Request complete relevant documents with readable issuer, manufacturer, plant or production scope, product, thickness, construction, date, method and result. Connect the sample and quoted supply to the material covered. A management-system certificate, traceability certificate and product test answer their respective questions.
| Purchasing requirement | Information to match | Useful detailed guide |
|---|---|---|
| US composite-wood requirements | Producer, actual product and applicable certification, labelling and shipment records | US MDF document checklist |
| EU purchasing and intended use | Panel construction, relevant emissions/chemical information, timber records and any applicable construction documents | EU MDF import documents |
| Moisture performance | Identified grade, thickness, exposure, test method and reported result | MR MDF and standard MDF |
| Fire-specified supply | Required classification and the complete documented panel or assembly scope | Fire-rated MDF documents |
| General specification and report review | Sample identity, test conditions, units, result, requirement and issuing body | Certificates and test-report review |
Send your required standard, edition and intended use with the inquiry. E0, E0.5 and E1 descriptions need the corresponding method and supply scope. Density, emissions, moisture resistance and fire performance each receive their own product information. Your importer and project team confirm the current destination requirements for the completed goods.
Where certification is required, check the current record with its issuer and the coverage for the named manufacturer and product. Keep the relevant complete pages with the specification. Our quality-control information describes how the order's checks connect to production and receiving.
Approve the sample and trial the component
Choose a sample that answers the next buying question. A decor swatch helps select colour, pattern, texture and gloss. A raw-board sample helps assess surface and machining. A representative routed, drilled or edged component checks the actual drawing, finish and fit. Record the sample ID, product, thickness, supplied condition and date with the observations.
For decorative work, retain the physical reference and both face and reverse details. For furniture components, compare dimensions and critical holes from the chosen datum face. Then run the representative piece through your cutting, painting, facing or assembly process. Record the settings and result relevant to repeat production. The sample-approval guide helps organise these stages.
All our product samples can be requested free of charge and are generally available from stock. The buyer pays the courier charge, which can be credited against a formal order. We confirm the selected sample, any preparation, dispatch, courier cost and estimated transit for your address. A custom completed component needs its actual preparation scope and timing agreed with the drawing.
Use a first order to check the full production and receiving process. Agree its quantity, specifications and inspection, then record processing yield, finish quality, fit, packing and receipt. Our normal MOQ is 1 × 20'GP per individual specification; a trial or mixed-specification proposal receives its own quantity and production review. A sample's identity and a production lot's conformity have their respective records.
Align quotations, delivery terms and payment
A useful comparison puts each offer on the same supplied basis. Confirm the finished dimensions, board grade, density, decor, reverse, machining, quantity, packaging and pricing unit. Add the named port, delivery term and charges included. Then compare the cost of goods arriving at the stage your workshop needs.
| Quotation item | Detail to agree |
|---|---|
| Goods and quantity | Product, grade, dimensions, density, supplied finish, component revision and quantity by line |
| Price | Currency, unit, included operations, packaging and validity |
| Delivery | FOB with named shipment port, or CIF with named destination port and agreed freight/insurance scope |
| Timing | Production schedule, inspection window, shipment booking and estimated transit stated separately |
| Payment | T/T or L/C, with the actual timing, percentages or credit conditions written in the offer |
| Documents and inspection | Required product files, shipment documents, inspection scope and agreed acceptance process |
CUZI MDF quotes FOB and accepts T/T or L/C. Our formal quotation includes product specifications, quantity, price and currency, packaging, delivery term and named place, lead time, payment conditions and validity. Payment proportions and the detailed credit terms are agreed for the order.
Under the ICC's FOB and CIF rules, these maritime terms identify an on-board delivery and risk-transfer point at shipment. CIF also includes the seller-arranged freight and insurance to the named destination port under the rule and contract. Specify the rules edition, actual handover, charges and insurance cover with your forwarder and contract. For container handover before vessel loading, have the parties review the appropriate term for that transport arrangement.
For landed-cost planning, your importer or broker confirms destination handling, customs, duties, taxes and onward delivery. A CIF port quotation and delivery to your workshop have distinct scopes. Use the quotation and landed-cost guide for the full cost comparison.
Plan production, inspection and shipment as separate milestones
Our normal production lead time is 3–10 days after specification and commercial confirmation. Record the trigger for your order and the promised readiness date. The schedule then adds any custom facing or machining, inspection, corrective work, booking, departure and estimated transit. This makes the date for factory readiness useful to your receiving plan.
| Milestone | What to settle before moving forward |
|---|---|
| Specification and sample | Product, drawings, finish, applicable documents and accepted reference |
| Commercial confirmation | Signed order, quantities, payment arrangements and production start condition |
| Factory production and readiness | Allocation, operation sequence, pack availability and readiness date |
| Inspection and correction | Accessible goods, agreed checks, findings and any correction/reinspection |
| Shipment and receiving | Booking, loading records, transport documents, estimated transit and unloading plan |
For furniture factories, keep the dimensions and decor stable across the component schedule. For distributors, share the bulk quantities and expected repeat pattern so production allocation, quote validity and price changes can be discussed clearly. A new thickness, grade, decor, drawing or quantity receives an updated schedule and written confirmation.
See MDF lead time and production planning for the detailed schedule. Our ordering process and global supply information explain how we work with you from quotation to the agreed shipment.
Agree third-party inspection and action on findings
CUZI MDF supports buyer-arranged third-party inspection. Set the scope and timing before production is ready: lot definition, sampling plan, measuring method, acceptance criteria, document checks and the person authorised to accept the result. Define practical access to the boards and packs so the inspector can carry out the requested work.
Include board or component dimensions, flatness and surface requirements, grade and density checks where specified, machining and decor references, pack quantity and protection. Critical features such as hinge holes or paired grain layouts need the drawing and accepted component alongside the inspection instructions. Use the pre-shipment MDF inspection checklist to organise the record.
Write the action for a finding into the order. Identify the affected goods, photograph and measure the issue, agree correction or replacement where required, and record the reinspection and final decision. Loading and payment milestones then follow the agreed commercial and inspection conditions. A third-party visit assesses its stated scope; the selected product's test and certification documents remain part of the purchasing file.
Reconcile packaging, loading and receiving records
Specify protection for the actual goods. Raw boards, high-gloss faced sheets and small machined parts need packing matched to their surfaces, shape and handling. Agree covers, wrapping, clean separators where required, edge/corner protection, bearers, strap pressure, pack dimensions, quantities and shipping marks. Receiving equipment and storage belong in that decision.

This existing shipment photograph shows one protected MDF bundle. The packing agreed for your order follows its surface, size and handling requirements. Review packaging and shipping and the container-loading data guide before booking.
Our recorded 18 mm E1 MDF 40' HC loading case provides a concrete quantity check: 16 bundles × 48 sheets = 768 sheets for 1220 × 2440 × 18 mm boards at the recorded 680 kg/m³ nominal density. It records one shipment. A new order uses its own dimensions, density, protection, measured gross weight and transport limits to establish loading quantity.
Match the pack IDs and quantities to the packing list and agreed order lines. Keep actual net and gross weights, loading photographs, container and seal details, inspection decision and transport documents together. The sheet weight and CBM calculator gives nominal planning figures; actual packed measurements and the shipping plan establish the shipment.
At receiving, record the arrival condition and pack labels before unpacking. Compare the goods with the agreed specification and inspection record, then document any damage or discrepancy with clear photos, quantity and part/pack identification. Keep the sample, drawing and first production result for repeat supply. Record proposed material, decor or process changes with the next quotation.
Send a clear MDF sourcing request to our factory
Send the board or component you are buying, intended use, thickness, dimensions, grade/density, finish, quantity and destination. Add drawings, decor references and required documents where they apply. Our MDF RFQ guide develops the full specification. You can begin with the details you already have, and our team will help complete the supply request.
- Product, supplied condition and intended application.
- Dimensions, thickness, grade, density and critical tolerances.
- Face, reverse, colour/texture sample and edge construction.
- Component drawing revision, machining and quantity by part.
- Destination, required documents, packing and delivery window.
- Preferred FOB shipment port, payment arrangement and inspection scope.
We reply to inquiries within 12 hours. Request MDF samples, request product documents or send your MDF quotation request directly to our factory. The written offer brings the selected product, production work and agreed commercial details into one order.
How should I shortlist an MDF factory in China?
Start with one written product requirement. Match company and plant identity, the relevant production operation and product documents. Compare a representative sample and quotation, then agree inspection, packing and shipment records for the first order. Regional and company profiles help locate candidates for those checks.
Can I buy directly from CUZI MDF?
Yes. CUZI MDF is the manufacturer and direct supplier from our own factory in Shuyang, Jiangsu. Our team handles the board or component specification, sample, production, quotation, packing and agreed inspection with you. Contact sales@cuzimdf.com or use the request links above.
What documents should I request for a US or EU order?
Send the destination, end use and exact supplied construction. Request the corresponding manufacturer/product, emissions and certification information, relevant test results, timber records and shipment documents. Use the US and EU guides above with your importer and project requirements. Match every file to its actual scope.
Are MDF samples free, and who pays the courier?
All product samples can be requested free of charge and are usually available from stock. The buyer pays the courier cost, which can be credited against a formal order. We confirm availability, preparation, dispatch and estimated transit. A custom component has its own preparation agreed with the drawing.
Can I arrange third-party inspection?
Yes. Agree the inspector, timing, lot and sampling plan, checks, acceptance criteria and action on findings before inspection. Connect the result to the identified goods and order. Confirm access, correction/reinspection where required and the written decision for the agreed shipment.
What are the MOQ and production lead time?
Normal MOQ is 1 × 20'GP per individual specification. Normal production lead time is 3–10 days after specification and commercial confirmation. The written quotation confirms the actual product, quantities, operations and schedule. Booking and estimated transport time are confirmed separately.
Which delivery and payment terms does CUZI MDF offer?
We quote FOB Qingdao or FOB Lianyungang and accept T/T or L/C. The quotation states the price/currency, included supply, packing, timing, payment conditions and validity. Agree the actual delivery/risk point, insurance and destination charges for the selected term and transport arrangement.
How many MDF sheets fit in a container?
Calculate the actual board dimensions and density, then include packing, measured gross weight and container/transport limits. Our recorded 18 mm shipment used 16 bundles of 48 sheets, giving 768 sheets. That record describes its own specification; each new order receives its own loading calculation.
How do I keep the next order consistent?
Retain the product specification, sample IDs, physical decor reference, drawings, machining/finish results, inspection plan and packing schedule. Reference them in the repeat RFQ and identify any proposed changes. Agree updated quantities, price validity, production allocation and shipment timing with our factory.