200,000㎡ In-House
Manufacturing Facility
Goodwood Mouldings operates a single integrated campus in Xiamen where every stage of wood moulding production -- from raw log intake to export packaging -- is completed on our own floor, under our own quality checkpoints, without subcontracting.
- Facility Size
- 200,000 m²
- In Operation
- ~30 Years
- Production Stages
- 6 In-House
- QC Checkpoints
- IQC · IPQC · FQC
Factory Overview
One Facility. Every Process. No Middlemen.
Our manufacturing campus in Haicang District, Xiamen covers approximately 200,000 square metres and houses the complete production chain for solid wood, finger-jointed, MDF and veneered mouldings. The facility was purpose-built to handle high-volume, multi-SKU trade orders without routing any stage to external subcontractors.
Each production zone is staffed by dedicated teams operating under documented process controls. Raw material intake, in-process inspection and finished-goods verification are handled by separate QC teams -- IQC, IPQC and FQC -- rather than a single end-of-line check.
This structure directly affects what trade buyers can rely on: batch-to-batch colour consistency, predictable lead times and supply continuity that does not depend on a third party's schedule or capacity.
- Raw log processing through export packaging -- all on-site
- Mixed-container loading: 20-60 SKUs per container supported
- FSC, CARB, ISO 9001 and E0/E1 certified across product lines
- CNC-driven custom profile production from CAD drawings
Production Process
Six Stages. One Facility. Fully Documented.
The sequence below represents every major transformation a moulding undergoes from raw material to export-ready product. Each stage is staffed, inspected and recorded internally.
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Log Processing
Incoming timber is graded, kiln-dried to target moisture content and cut to profile blanks. Moisture levels are verified before any downstream processing begins.
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Finger-Jointing
Short-length clear sections are precision-machined with finger joints and bonded using structural adhesive. Joints are tested for tensile strength before the blanks advance.
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Veneering
Natural or engineered wood veneer is applied to substrate profiles in-house. Adhesive selection and press parameters are controlled to meet E0/E1 formaldehyde emission standards.
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Coating
Primer and topcoat lines apply water-based or solvent-based finishes depending on the specification. Colour matching is verified against customer-supplied reference samples or RAL/NCS codes.
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CNC Finishing
CNC routers and moulders produce custom profiles to CAD-specified tolerances. This stage also handles discontinued profile replication -- typically from physical samples or drawn references.
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Packaging
Finished mouldings are bundled, wrapped and labelled to customer or private-label specification. Mixed-SKU container loading is coordinated at this stage, supporting 20-60 SKUs per container.
IQC -- Incoming Quality Control
Raw timber, veneer and adhesive are inspected against specification before entering production. Non-conforming material is quarantined and returned.
IPQC -- In-Process Quality Control
Roving inspectors check dimensions, surface quality and colour at each production stage. Issues are flagged before the batch advances, not after completion.
FQC -- Final Quality Control
Finished goods are inspected for profile accuracy, surface defects and packaging integrity before container loading. Inspection records accompany each shipment.
Manufacturing Transparency
Why Full In-House Production Matters to Trade Buyers
Many moulding manufacturers -- particularly smaller operations -- subcontract coating, veneer sourcing or CNC work to external suppliers. That is a practical business decision, but it creates dependencies that affect delivery reliability and batch consistency.
Goodwood -- Fully In-House
- Coating: Applied on our own primer and topcoat lines with documented colour-match records per batch
- Veneering: Veneer is pressed in-house; adhesive and press parameters are controlled to E0/E1 standards without relying on a third-party laminator
- CNC profiling: Custom and replacement profiles are cut on our own CNC equipment; no queue dependency on an external workshop
- Lead time control: Production schedule is owned entirely by Goodwood; delays from a subcontractor's workload do not propagate to your order
- Certification traceability: FSC, CARB and ISO 9001 cover the full production chain, not just the final assembly step
Typical Smaller Manufacturer -- Partial Outsourcing
- Coating outsourced: Colour consistency depends on the external finisher's equipment calibration and batch scheduling, which can shift between orders
- Veneer sourced externally: Species availability and grade consistency are subject to a third-party supplier's stock position
- Lead time uncertainty: Each subcontracted stage adds a scheduling dependency that can extend or compress lead times unpredictably
- Certification gaps: Certifications may apply only to the primary manufacturer's steps, not to outsourced stages -- relevant for CARB and FSC chain-of-custody audits
A note on scope: Full in-house production is an operational advantage for volume consistency and lead-time control, but it does not eliminate all risk. Timber is a natural material and some degree of colour variation between species batches is inherent. We document and communicate these variations during order confirmation rather than after delivery.
Related: How We Verify What We Make
Factory scale and process coverage are one part of the picture. The pages below cover how we inspect and certify the output.
Quality Control
How IQC, IPQC and FQC checkpoints are structured across the production chain -- what is measured, at which stage, and how non-conformances are handled before shipment.
View Quality ControlCertifications
FSC chain-of-custody, CARB Phase 2, EPA TSCA Title VI, CE marking, ISO 9001 and E0/E1 emission standards -- what each covers and which product lines they apply to.
View CertificationsReady to Verify?
Talk to the Factory Directly
We respond to trade inquiries with a direct capability assessment -- no third-party distributors involved. Tell us your target market, application, volume and any certification requirements, and we'll confirm what we can supply and on what timeline.