Homeowners, retailers and project procurement teams
Furniture MOQ, Factory Pricing and Payment Explained
FFlaiany has no minimum order quantity, but accurate pricing requires the buyer to understand and confirm the physical product, materials and quality level.
No minimum order quantity
There is no minimum order quantity or minimum order value. One piece can be produced when the model and required configuration are feasible.
A one-piece order is not a free sample. It is processed as a normal furniture purchase at the applicable product price.
- Single-piece residential orders
- Mixed-category orders
- Retail and project orders
- Custom items assessed individually
Why quotation follows a showroom visit
Furniture with the same appearance may use very different internal structures and materials. A remote number without a shared quality reference can be misleading.
FFlaiany provides furniture quotations after the buyer visits the showroom, reviews the products and materials, and confirms a genuine purchase or cooperation plan. Pricing may then be confirmed on site or through WhatsApp or email.
- Review comfort and proportions
- Confirm materials and finishes
- Document the purchase list
- Receive a factory-price quotation
Payment and order commitment
The usual payment arrangement is 50% after order confirmation and 50% after inspection approval and before dispatch. Final terms are recorded in the purchase contract.
After confirmation, production is arranged and the order cannot be canceled or returned. Requested changes are assessed against production progress.
- 50% deposit
- Production under confirmed specification
- Pre-shipment inspection
- 50% balance before dispatch
Frequently asked questions
Does the furniture price include international shipping?
No. The furniture quotation is the factory price. Freight and destination services are quoted separately by a freight forwarder and paid by the customer.
Can a confirmed order be canceled?
No. Production is arranged after confirmation. A requested specification change may be assessed only if the relevant production stage has not been completed.