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Lungguh Furniture

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Made to sit with

Solid teak furniture for hotels, restaurants and retailers, made to order in our Jepara workshop and shipped from Semarang.

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Two workshops, one kiln and about 120 craftspeople in Tahunan, Jepara. We make furniture for other people's rooms, to their drawings or ours.

Catalogue

Collection

All pieces

Before and after

From raw board to oiled top

The same species and the same board, before and after sanding and finishing.

Teak table top before and after finishing
Same board, before and after sanding and oil finish (illustration).

Process

From log to container

Eight stations, one workshop, one team. Each piece passes every one.

  1. Timber yard

    Logs and sawn boards arrive from managed plantations and are sorted by species and grade before anything is cut.

  2. Kiln drying

    Boards are stacked with spacers and dried in the kiln to 10–12 % moisture content.

  3. Joinery

    Mortise and tenon, matched grain, glue-ups clamped overnight.

  4. Carving and sanding

    Carving by hand where the design asks for it, then three stages of sanding.

  5. Finishing

    Oil, stain or lacquer, sprayed or brushed in a dedicated booth.

  6. Quality check

    Dimensions, joints and finish are checked against the order sheet.

  7. Packing

    Corner guards, foam, cartons and bracing sized per piece.

  8. Loading

    Loaded by hand and forklift, braced, sealed and photographed.

The workshop

Who makes it

Most of our carpenters learned in Jepara workshops and many have worked here for over a decade. The person who planes your table top also checks it at the end of the line.

We keep the team in one place so a drawing can go from the office to the bench in a day, and a question from a buyer reaches the person who made the piece.

See the process
A craftsman planing a teak board at a bench, with wood shavings on the bench

Export facts

What buyers ask first

Sample values for this showcase.

  • 01

    Minimum order

    One mixed 20-foot container

  • 02

    Lead time

    60–90 days after sample approval (sample)

  • 03

    Port

    Semarang (Tanjung Emas)

  • 04

    Incoterms

    FOB; CIF on request

  • 05

    Samples

    Made to your specification, 3–4 weeks

  • 06

    Payment terms

    On request

Journal

Notes from the workshop

All journal entries

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