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Hospitality · Australia & New Zealand
Hotel furniture for Australian and New Zealand projects
Custom joinery and furniture from Foshan for hotels, motels and serviced apartments in Australia and New Zealand.
No minimum order · Sample room first
Guestroom joinery, loose furniture and public-area pieces for hotels, motels and serviced apartments, made to your FF&E specification in Foshan. Approve a sample room first, then plan production, packing and delivery around your room schedule.
Start with what you have
What happens after you send?
- Share your starting point. Tell us your project type and destination. Drawings are welcome, but you can begin without them.
- We review the scope. Our Foshan team checks the items and destination arrangements, then identifies any missing details.
- We reply with the next step. We follow up using your contact details, with relevant questions and material or product options for your project.
We review each enquiry individually. If more information is needed, we’ll explain what to send.
What we need for a quote
Only one contact and what you need are required to start. Share these extra details when available:
- Destination city and delivery location requirements
- Room types, furniture schedule and approximate quantities
- Rough dimensions, a plan, sketch or reference photos
- Preferred materials and finishes, if already chosen
Real projects. A real workshop.
See the work behind your order.
We manufacture fitted cabinetry and coordinate furniture from Foshan. Drawings, selected materials, sample approval and shipment responsibilities are agreed for your project.
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Auckland residence · cabinetry & furniture Completed October 2026. Design and production by NOVARTE; local installation with our guidance.
The short answer
For hotel, motel and serviced-apartment projects in Australia and New Zealand, we make guestroom joinery and coordinate loose furniture to the designer’s FF&E schedule. A sample room or key pieces are approved before the batch. Your specifier names the standards that apply; we agree any third-party testing, packaging, room labels and destination arrangements before manufacture.
What we supply
Serviced apartments
Kitchenettes, laundry cabinets, wardrobes, storage, dining and living furniture.
Public areas
Reception desks, lobby seating, restaurant banquettes, dining furniture and feature wall panelling.
Motel refurbishments
Repeated room packages, with production and shipment phases agreed by building or floor.
Standards your specifier may call for
Requirements depend on the country, building use, room and product. These are examples your specifier may nominate. A reference in this table does not establish that it applies to every Australian or New Zealand hotel.
| Topic | Reference to review | How we handle it |
|---|---|---|
| Board specifications and emissions | AS 1859.1:2017 — Particleboard; AS/NZS 1859.2:2017 — Dry process fibreboard | Agree the board, emission class and report method with your specifier. Review supplier reports for that board. |
| Structural plywood, when specified | AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 — Plywood - Structural, Part 0: Specifications | Applies to structural plywood. It is not a general specification for every furniture plywood. |
| Freestanding furniture stability | AS/NZS 4935:2009, including Amd 1:2013 — Domestic furniture: determination of stability | Confirm applicability to the unit and its intended use. Agree anti-tip provisions and any sample testing. |
| Chair strength and durability | AS/NZS 4688.2:2000 — Fixed height chairs: determination of strength and durability | Confirm the test and usage requirements for the approved sample chair. |
| Built-in cabinetry and kitchenettes | AS 4386:2018, including Amd 1:2023 — Cabinetry in the built-in environment — Commercial and domestic | Prepare drawings to the project specification and agree site and installation responsibilities. |
| Wall and ceiling linings | AS 5637.1:2015 — Determination of fire hazard properties, Part 1: Wall and ceiling linings | For Australian projects, your fire engineer identifies the NCC requirements. New Zealand requirements are checked separately. |
| Asbestos controls | Australian Border Force and New Zealand EPA import rules | Review material risk and evidence before shipping. Where required, use a suitably accredited laboratory; a supplier declaration alone does not establish a test result. |
We do not claim default certification to every standard. We agree applicable tests, the approved sample, the accredited laboratory and the evidence needed before shipment. Displayed CE and FSC documents belong to our board and material suppliers.
Packing and biosecurity
- Solid timber: agree approved treatment and readable ISPM 15 markings for applicable crates, pallets and dunnage. Heat treatment is one available route; destination rules determine the accepted evidence.
- Processed wood: packaging made wholly from processed wood may be outside ISPM 15. Solid-timber components and other import conditions still need checking; MPI may apply a different wood-product pathway.
- Bark: use debarked timber meeting the destination’s bark requirements and tolerances.
- Clean containers: check internal and external surfaces for soil, seeds, insects and other contamination, and protect against recontamination during loading. Share packing photos before dispatch.
- Paperwork: the actual packer or party overseeing packing prepares the relevant declaration. Your broker confirms Australian FCL/LCL requirements or New Zealand quarantine, treatment and other documents. New Zealand sea-container unpacking requires an arranged transitional facility.
Sample room first
- Specification review. Read the FF&E schedule and list questions on materials, sizes and standards.
- Shop drawings. Prepare item drawings for designer approval.
- Sample room. Make a complete room or agreed key pieces for photographs, video or inspection in Foshan.
- Batch production. Produce to the approved sample and review the agreed checking points.
- Labelled loading. Label by floor, room type and room number; agree the loading sequence with the site team.
No minimum order
We review projects from one sample room or a single motel refurbishment to full-property roll-outs. The sample comes first either way; freight and destination costs are assessed for your order.
Planning the timeline
Drawings and sample confirmation usually take 7–14 days. Production typically takes 30–45 days after sample approval, then allow for sea freight and clearance. These are planning references; materials, quantities, revisions and capacity determine the agreed program. Larger properties can be phased by floor or building.
Measuring and installation
For Australian projects, a local measuring team and project-specific local partners can support the order. Casegoods can be factory assembled before shipping. Site fixing, services and final installation still require a defined local scope. Factory installers may travel by agreement, subject to country, team availability, fees and visa conditions. New Zealand arrangements are confirmed separately.
Common questions
Can you make a sample room before the full order?
Yes. We agree a complete sample room or key sample pieces and obtain approval before batch production.
Do you meet AS/NZS standards?
Send your specifier’s requirements. We review the applicable country, product and test method, then agree any testing of the approved sample with a suitably accredited laboratory. We do not claim blanket certification to every listed standard.
Is your packaging ISPM 15 compliant?
For applicable solid-timber packaging we arrange the agreed approved treatment and legible ISPM 15 marking. Wholly processed-wood packaging can be outside ISPM 15, but your broker must still check destination import conditions and any solid-timber components.
What boards do you use for formaldehyde emissions?
The board type, emission class and test method are specified for your project. We review the particular board supplier’s reports before production; an E0 or E1 label alone is not proof of every project requirement.
Is there a minimum order?
No. We can review one sample room, a single motel refurbishment or a full-property roll-out. Scope, freight and destination costs are assessed for the order.
Can you refurbish a motel in stages?
Yes. We can agree production and shipping phases by floor or building, coordinated with your site program and receiving team.
Do you supply New Zealand?
Yes. We coordinate the agreed packaging and shipment documents with your broker for MPI requirements. Installation is arranged with your local contractor or separately agreed with our team.
Official sources
Reviewed 25 October 2026. Standard catalogue status and scope were checked; this is not a substitute for the full standards or a project compliance assessment.
- Standards Australia: AS 1859.1:2017
- Standards Australia: AS/NZS 1859.2:2017
- Standards Australia: AS/NZS 2269.0:2012
- Standards Australia: AS/NZS 4935:2009
- Standards Australia: AS/NZS 4688.2:2000
- Standards Australia: AS 4386:2018
- Standards Australia: AS 5637.1:2015
- DAFF: ISPM 15
- DAFF: bark on timber packaging
- DAFF: container arrival and cleanliness
- DAFF: packing declaration templates
- MPI: importing wood packaging
- ABF: sampling and testing for asbestos
- NZ EPA: asbestos-containing product permits
Start with what you have
Your idea.
Our next conversation.
Tell us what you need and where it will be delivered. A photo, a rough floor plan or a short product list is enough to begin.
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