Furniture & Home Metal Fabrication — Where Structure Meets Aesthetics
Furniture and home products need more than strength. They must look refined, feel stable, and fit seamlessly into the finished interior. That means consistent geometry, clean welds, premium coatings, and dimensional control that keeps assembly simple for the brand and predictable for the factory.
Conwhole supports furniture brands, home goods OEMs, contract manufacturers, and interior hardware suppliers with custom metal fabrication for tables, seating, shelving, storage, beds, displays, and modular home systems. We build from concept drawings, prototype samples, or production-ready files, then match the right process to the product: laser cutting for fast development, welding for frames and assemblies, CNC machining for precision joints, and tube bending & spinning for round bases and legs.
What sets us apart for furniture and home clients: premium finish consistency, stable batch-to-batch appearance, flexible low-MOQ prototyping, and one-stop support from component fabrication to finished sub-assemblies.
Key Takeaways:
- Best fit for furniture, shelving, storage, home hardware, and display systems
- Supports steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and mixed-material assemblies
- Prototype lead time: 7–14 days for sheet-metal, tube, and welded samples
- Production support from small batches to repeat OEM programs
- Surface options: powder coating, brushed stainless, chrome, PVD brass, and color matching
- Dimensional focus: assembly-friendly parts with clean edges and seamless welds
- Ideal for brand owners, contract factories, and sourcing teams seeking reliable OEM supply
Sheet Metal Fabrication for Furniture & Home
Laser cutting, press braking, and punching for brackets, panels, drawers, and shelving hardware.
| Fabrication Types | Fiber laser cutting, press brake bending, punching, forming |
| Thickness Range | 0.8–12.0 mm |
| Materials | Cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum |
| Surface Finishing | Powder coating, liquid painting, brushed/polished finish |
| Typical Parts | Shelf brackets, cabinet panels, drawer slides, mounting plates |
Clean, stable welding for visible and structural furniture assemblies.
| Welding Processes | MIG/MAG, TIG, Spot Welding, Robot Welding |
| Welding Standards | ISO 3834-aligned procedures, internal WPS control, visual weld acceptance criteria |
| Materials Welded | Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Dissimilar Metals |
| Max Component Size | 3,000 × 1,500 × 1,200 mm |
| Welding Positions | Flat, Horizontal, Vertical |
| Post-Weld Services | Weld dressing, grinding, dimensional check, surface prep for coating |
Precision machining for joints, connectors, threaded inserts, and custom support parts.
| Machining Type | 3-Axis & 4-Axis CNC Milling, CNC Turning, Drilling, Tapping |
| Max Workpiece Size | 800 × 600 × 500 mm (Milling), Ø300 × 500 mm (Turning) |
| Tolerance | ±0.01 mm standard, ±0.005 mm precision |
| Surface Finish | Ra 1.6 μm standard, Ra 0.8 μm achievable |
| Materials | Aluminum 6061/7075, Stainless 304/316, Brass, Carbon Steel |
| Volume | Prototype (1-50 pcs) to Medium Batch (1,000-20,000 pcs) |
Tube / Round-Part Special Fabrication for Furniture & Home
Special tube laser cutting, tube bending, and metal spinning for round table bases, chair legs, and curved frames.
| Core Processes | Tube Laser Cutting, Tube Bending, Metal Spinning |
| Tube Range | Ø10–150 mm round, square/rectangular tubes |
| Applicable Parts | Round table bases, tubular chair frames, curved lamp bases, metal covers |
| Finish Options | Powder coating, chrome plating, brushed stainless, brass PVD |
| Use Case | Designer furniture, modular storage frames, tubular home hardware |
Typical Furniture & Home Parts We Manufacture
| Component Category | Examples | Key Processes |
|---|---|---|
| Table & Desk Systems | Table legs, pedestal bases, crossbars, height-adjustable supports, cable management brackets, frame connectors | Stamping, Welding, CNC Machining |
| Seating & Lounge | Chair frames, armrest brackets, recliner supports, sofa legs, swivel plates, glider bases | Stamping, Welding, Surface Finishing |
| Shelving & Storage | Shelf brackets, uprights, cabinet supports, drawer rails, hanger hooks, modular connectors | Stamping, Laser Cutting, CNC Machining |
| Bed & Bedroom Hardware | Bed frames, side rails, headboard connectors, slat supports, lock plates, center beams | Welding, Stamping, CNC Machining |
| Decorative & Architectural | Frame trims, display stands, handle brackets, metal screens, accent panels, visible decorative parts | Laser Cutting, Bending, Powder Coating |
| Home Organization & Utility | Wall-mount brackets, storage hooks, rack frames, appliance supports, small hardware kits, mounting plates | Stamping, Laser Cutting, Assembly |
Why Choose Conwhole for Furniture & Home Metal Parts?
🎨 Premium Surface Finish Control
Furniture hardware is visible, touched, and judged by finish quality. We support powder coating, brushed metal, polishing, plating, and custom color matching so your product line keeps a consistent brand look across batches and SKUs.
📐 Assembly-Friendly Precision
Our focus is not just making parts, but making parts that fit easily during assembly. Consistent hole positions, clean bends, and accurate weld geometry reduce rework for your factory and improve end-product stability.
⚡ Fast Prototyping for Product Development
Need a table leg sample or shelf bracket revision quickly? We support rapid laser-cut and welded prototypes in 7–14 days, helping your team validate fit, finish, and load performance before mass production starts.
🏭 One-Stop OEM Support
Conwhole handles cutting, stamping, welding, CNC machining, and finish coordination under one production workflow. That means fewer handoffs, fewer delays, and a clearer path from sample approval to stable supply.
Q1: What kinds of furniture metal parts do you manufacture?
We manufacture table legs, chair frames, sofa bases, shelving brackets, storage connectors, bed frame components, display stands, decorative panels, and custom home hardware. We support both visible parts and internal structural components.
Q2: Can you help with prototypes before mass production?
Yes. We support rapid prototyping using laser cutting, bending, welding, and CNC machining. Many furniture samples can be completed in 7–14 days depending on complexity, finish requirements, and material availability.
Q3: Do you support powder coating and decorative finishes?
Yes. Powder coating is one of the most common finishes for furniture metal parts. We also support brushed stainless, polishing, plating, and custom color matching so your parts align with the design intent and brand identity.
Q4: What tolerances can you hold for furniture components?
For typical furniture hardware we hold ±0.05 mm on precision machined features and tight hole-position control on stamped and welded parts. For decorative or large structural parts, the tolerance is matched to the assembly requirement to keep fit-up stable and efficient.
Q5: Can you produce both visible decorative parts and hidden structural parts?
Yes. We work on both. Decorative parts get special attention to edge quality and surface finish, while hidden structural parts are optimized for strength, repeatability, and assembly efficiency. Many projects include both types in one production flow.
Q6: What materials do you recommend for furniture and home products?
Common choices include cold rolled steel, stainless steel 201/304/316, aluminum 5052/6061, and selected spring steel for functional hardware. The best material depends on whether the part is visible, load-bearing, or intended for indoor, humid, or high-wear use.
Q7: What is your minimum order quantity?
We support low-volume prototype orders as well as production runs. There is no strict MOQ for samples, and we can scale into repeat OEM supply once your design is approved.
Q8: Can you ship parts ready for assembly?
Yes. We can ship parts with protective packaging, labels, and kit-style organization so your factory or assembly partner receives components in an easier-to-use format. If needed, we can also coordinate sub-assembly and part grouping by SKU or project.