About Moyisi
Foshan Moyisi Home Furnishing Co., Ltd.
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Moyisi was founded in 2008 in Foshan, Guangdong. We make custom cabinetry in our own panel factory and ship it to homeowners, contractors, builders, developers and hotel projects overseas. This page is the plain version of who we are, what we can do, and the numbers you would otherwise have to ask us for. The longer version, field by field, is on our company facts page.
Who is Moyisi, and who do we build for?
Moyisi is the export brand of Foshan Moyisi Home Furnishing Co., Ltd., founded in 2008. We work from an in-house factory of over 10,000 m² with more than 20 professionally trained designers.
We are not a trading company placing your order with someone else. Cabinetry is produced at our own family-owned panel factory, which is why we can take single-home projects as well as multi-unit ones. How to check that for yourself, on us or on any other Chinese supplier, is set out in our buyer’s guide to choosing a cabinet manufacturer in China.
The people we usually work with: homeowners renovating a whole house from abroad; renovation contractors and joiners who want a factory instead of a wholesaler; builders and developers fitting out multiple units; and hotel and real-estate projects. Our work currently goes to Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
What can one order include?
Kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and walk-in closets, interior doors, wall panelling and the hardware that goes with them — on one purchase order, in one container.
This matters more than it sounds. Buyers who source a kitchen from one supplier, wardrobes from another and doors from a third end up matching finishes across three factories, paying three freight bills and chasing three lead times. We quote the whole set as one job, in one finish language, on one shipping schedule. Where we sit among the other factories doing this work is in our lists of cabinet manufacturers in China and wardrobe and walk-in closet makers in China.
How long does production take?
Production is 35–45 days, counted from the day the final drawings are approved, ex-works. That clock does not start when you send an enquiry; it starts when the drawings are signed off, because that is the point at which we can cut.
Door to door, including sea freight: Australia is roughly 56–80 days, and New Zealand is roughly 80–105 days. Neither figure includes the time you spend approving drawings. For Europe and other destinations, production is the same 35–45 days, and sea freight is confirmed per port and per volume before we quote it — we would rather confirm it with the forwarder than give you a number we cannot hold. The port-by-port detail, and what each stage of the clock is actually doing, is in our lead time article for Australia and New Zealand.
What is the minimum order?
USD 5,000 in order value. There is no minimum unit count and no minimum container.
In practice that means one house is enough. A single kitchen plus a couple of wardrobes usually clears it, which is why we can work with individual homeowners and small contractors, not only with wholesalers buying by the container-load. What that budget actually buys is in our published price ranges, and the landed cost — freight, duty, GST — is broken down in our import cost article.
What boards and hardware do you use?
Boards are ENF grade — formaldehyde at or below 0.025 mg/m³ under GB/T 39600, which is the highest grade in that standard and sits above both E0 and E1. If your market or specification calls for E0 or E1 instead, we can supply those as well. Fire rating is B1 under GB 8624. Which board to specify, and what each one costs you at the Australian and New Zealand border, is compared in our plywood vs MDF vs particleboard article.
Hardware is genuine Austrian Blum by default; a fully customs-traceable Blum line is available if you need the paper trail. Higold, a brand of a publicly listed Chinese company, is our budget alternative. Hettich and DTC are available on request.
How does a project actually run?
We work through a design-to-factory digital workflow, so the drawing that gets approved is the drawing the machines cut from. The chain is: we take your traffic flow and storage needs from how the household actually lives; we work to millimetre-accurate site measurements; we produce shop drawings for your approval; we manufacture and run quality control in our own factory; and we support on-site installation.
A project manager keeps the milestones visible while it runs, so you are not guessing where your order is. The whole sequence, from first enquiry to installation, is written out stage by stage in how ordering custom joinery from China actually works.
Where do we ship, and what about duty?
Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
For Australia, cabinetry made in China enters at 0% duty under ChAFTA, provided the commercial invoice carries a declaration of origin. We add that declaration for you. There is no certificate to chase, no agency fee and no delay to your lead time — but it does have to be on the invoice, and a supplier who leaves it off will cost you the duty.
What we care about
Materials are chosen for texture and stability. Craftsmanship gets checked down to hinge damping and edge-band finishing. Kitchen corners stop being wasted space; wardrobe zoning follows the body and the habit rather than the catalogue. What we are after is a home that still works after years of use — not one that photographs well on handover day.
Key facts
Legal entity: Foshan Moyisi Home Furnishing Co., Ltd.
Brand: Moyisi
Founded: 2008
Location: Lecong Town, Shunde District, Foshan, Guangdong, China
Factory: in-house panel factory, over 10,000 m²
Design team: more than 20 professionally trained designers
Product range: kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and walk-in closets, interior doors, wall panelling, hardware
Minimum order value: USD 5,000
Production lead time: 35–45 days from final drawing approval, ex-works
Door to door, Australia: about 56–80 days
Door to door, New Zealand: about 80–105 days
Board grade: ENF, formaldehyde ≤0.025 mg/m³ (GB/T 39600); E0 and E1 available
Fire rating: B1 (GB 8624)
Hardware: Blum (Austria); Higold; Hettich and DTC on request
Australia duty: 0% under ChAFTA with declaration of origin on the commercial invoice
Markets served: Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Middle East, Africa, Asia
Contact: thomas@moyisihome.com · +86 13302428306
Founded in 2008
10,000 square meters
20+ designers
ENF boards · ≤0.025 mg/m³