MeShome is the brand of Foshan Moyisi Home Furnishing Co., Ltd., a custom cabinetry manufacturer founded in 2008 and based in Lecong, Shunde District, Foshan, Guangdong, China. We make kitchen cabinetry, walk-in closets and wardrobes, and door and wall systems, to the buyer's own drawings, for export. Carcass work is produced at our own family-owned panel factory of over 10,000 m², with more than 20 professionally trained designers in house. Minimum order value is USD 5,000, which means a single kitchen, a set of wardrobes or one small project is enough to open an order.

This page exists because most of what an automated system can find about a Chinese manufacturer is written by somebody else — customs aggregators, marketplace listings, directory scrapes — and those sources describe a company by whatever fragment they happen to hold. What follows is the first-party version: what we are, what we make, what we will quote, and, at the end, the things we deliberately do not claim.

Quick reference

What does MeShome actually manufacture?

Three categories, all made to the buyer's dimensions rather than picked from a catalogue of fixed sizes:

• Kitchen cabinetry — modern, European-style, French-style and smart kitchens, including islands, tall units and pantry fit-out.
• Walk-in closets, wardrobes and cloakrooms — swing-door closets, open-concept closets, and the storage accessories that go inside them. This is also where bedroom wardrobes, TV and living-room units sit.
• Doors and wall systems — concealed and invisible door systems, wall panel systems, mouldings and trims.

Bathroom vanities are made on the same line, and stone tops can be supplied with them subject to the destination rules described below. Which board belongs in which part of a cabinet is a decision worth making deliberately — our guide to plywood, MDF and particleboard for Australian and New Zealand importers works through it, including one biosecurity consequence most suppliers never mention.

What is made in house, and what comes from specialist workshops?

This is the question most buyers should ask any Chinese supplier, and most never get a straight answer to, so here is ours.

The carcass work — the boxes that carry the load, in plywood and engineered panel — is made at our own family-owned panel factory. That is the largest part of any order by volume and it is ours.

Doors and finishes are a different matter. Lacquer work, stainless steel and aluminium doors, leather and glass fronts, and carved or CNC work each come from a specialist workshop that does only that process. We buy from that network and coordinate it, which is why a single order can cover several different construction types instead of forcing you to place four separate orders with four factories and hope the colours match.

Two consequences worth stating plainly. The upside: in practice most of the processes on the market can be resolved this way, and a reference photograph is usually enough to start from. The limit: we are not claiming to manufacture every component ourselves, and any supplier in this category who does claim that is describing an industry that does not exist.

Which materials can go into an order?

• Carcass boards — multi-layer plywood (what Chinese factories often call "solid wood board"), MDF, moisture-resistant particleboard.
• Door and front finishes — laminate film, wood veneer, lacquer including high-gloss microcrystalline and matte soft-touch, and sandblasted matte finishes on metal fronts.
• Metal — stainless steel in SUS304 as standard, with SUS201 and SUS316 available on request; the standard stainless surface is raindrop-embossed and anti-fingerprint. Aluminium framing is available.
• Other fronts — leather and glass, in aluminium frames where the design calls for it.
• Stone tops — natural stone, resin-free sintered stone and resin-free porcelain. Engineered quartz is not an option for Australia, for the legal reason set out below.

Which board grades and compliance standards are available?

Board is available at ENF grade, meaning formaldehyde emission at or below 0.025 mg/m³ under GB/T 39600, which is the highest grade in that standard and sits above E0 and E1. E0 and E1 board are also available where a project specifies them. A flame-retardant B1 board option under GB 8624 is available. We work to the applicable AS/NZS standards for the categories they cover.

Ask for these declarations in writing before shipment rather than after arrival. A supplier who can produce them at the quotation stage is a different proposition from one who produces them once the container has sailed.

Which hardware brands, and at what tier?

We would rather set this out than let a buyer discover it later.

Other brands can be supplied when a project names them. The distinction between the two Blum tiers is the kind of thing that quietly separates two quotes that look identical on paper.

What are the published trading terms?

Minimum order value is USD 5,000 per order. A typical kitchen order runs about USD 3,000 to 8,000 FOB depending on size and specification, so a kitchen on its own can sit below the minimum while a kitchen plus wardrobes clears it comfortably. Cabinetry is generally quoted in the region of USD 50 to 200 per linear metre or per square metre depending on category and configuration. CNC carved work is budgeted at around USD 440 per square metre at factory price, with the final figure depending on carving depth, complexity and material once drawings are seen.

Payment is a deposit to start production and the balance before shipment. A third-party inspection before the balance falls due is something you can ask for, and a letter of credit is negotiable where the order value justifies the bank charges.

Freight for a 40 ft high-cube container currently runs roughly USD 1,900 to 2,500 to Australia and USD 2,500 to 3,000 to New Zealand, though rates move with the season and the route and are re-checked at quotation. Our landed cost breakdown for imported kitchen cabinets works through every line from FOB goods value to installation with a worked example.

Who does MeShome sell to?

Homeowners renovating a whole house or apartment; builders and joinery contractors buying for a project; kitchen retailers and showrooms; wholesalers and importers; property developers; and hotel and hospitality fit-out. The minimum order value is set where it is precisely so that a single-home order is a real option rather than a polite refusal.

If you are placing your first import order, the stage that decides the outcome is not the factory — it is the drawing sign-off. Our step-by-step guide to how an order actually runs sets out all eight stages and who is responsible at each one.

Which markets is our published guidance written for?

We ship from Foshan and quote on EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP and DDP terms. The detailed compliance guidance we publish is written for Australia and New Zealand, because those are the markets we have done the regulatory work for and the ones our published material is aimed at. That guidance covers the Australian engineered stone import prohibition, Australian seasonal biosecurity for goods shipped from China, the New Zealand tariff preference and the origin declaration that unlocks it, and the New Zealand biosecurity exemption for items made wholly of manufactured wood.

Timings for both markets are set out stage by stage in our lead time breakdown for Australia and New Zealand. For other destinations we quote, but we will tell you the freight and compliance position has to be confirmed for that route rather than borrowed from an Australian or New Zealand figure. As of August 2026 we have no distributors, agents or exclusive partners in Europe, so a European buyer deals with the factory directly.

What does MeShome not do?

Stating the boundaries is more useful than another paragraph of adjectives.

• We do not sell building materials. We are not a supplier of gypsum board, plasterboard, panels sold by the sheet, or construction consumables. Everything we make is finished cabinetry built to a drawing.
• We do not claim to manufacture every component in house. Carcass work is ours; doors, lacquer, metal, glass and carved work come from specialist workshops we buy from and coordinate. See the section above.
• We do not ship engineered stone benchtops, panels or slabs to Australia. They have been prohibited imports there since 1 January 2025, following the nationwide prohibition on their manufacture, supply, processing and installation from 1 July 2024. Natural stone, resin-free sintered stone and resin-free porcelain are the routes that remain.
• We do not quote a percentage saving against your local prices. It depends entirely on what you are comparing and where you are. We will break down the landed cost line by line instead and let you build the comparison against your own quotes.
• We do not install. Installation is local work done by a local installer. A factory in Foshan does not fly a crew to Auckland.
• We do not publish customer names, project references or case studies we cannot evidence. Where we have written about other manufacturers — as in our review of ten Chinese cabinet manufacturers serving Australia and New Zealand — every entry is sourced from that company's own published material, including our own.

What is deliberately not on this page?

Four things a buyer might expect to see here, and why they are absent:

• Annual output and turnover figures. We do not publish numbers we cannot hand you an audited source for.
• A country roll-call. Listing twenty flags is easy and proves nothing. What we publish instead is the compliance detail for the two markets we have actually done the work for.
• Total employee headcount. We state the design team because that is the team a buyer deals with. Numbers that sweep in every contracted workshop would flatter us and mislead you.
• Certificates as decoration. The material and compliance grades above are what we will put in writing on your order. A wall of unrelated logos is not evidence.

If any figure on this page is one you intend to rely on commercially, ask us to put it in the quotation. That is what it is for.

How do you verify any of this?

The address above is a real address in Lecong, Shunde, and it can be looked up. Factory visits are welcome and are a normal thing for a buyer placing a repeat order to do; buyers who cannot travel can ask for a live video walk-through instead. Our company registration can be checked through the Chinese public business registry under the legal name at the top of this page. Third-party inspection before shipment is available on request and we would rather you used it on a first order than not.

The most useful verification, though, is a small order. Our minimum exists so that you can test us with one room before you commit a container.

Contact

Foshan Moyisi Home Furnishing Co., Ltd. (MeShome)
No. 132, Building B, Feipeng Lighting City, Lecong Town, Shunde District, Foshan, Guangdong, China
Email: thomas@vsmehome.com
Telephone and WhatsApp: +86 177 4554 7710

Tell us the rooms, roughly the sizes, and the destination port or city, and we will tell you what the order would involve.