18,000 m² manufacturing base
MENBRO operates an 18,000 m² manufacturing base in Foshan with CNC laser cutting, automated robotic welding and edge-banding capabilities, supported by a 2,000 m² commercial furniture showroom.
MENBRO / 03Foshan production base
MENBRO operates a 18,000 m² manufacturing base and a 2,000 m² showroom in Foshan, China. CNC laser cutting, robotic welding, edge banding, assembly and in-house testing support office seating, standing desk and lounge-furniture OEM/ODM programs.

01Project entry point
Manufacturing evaluation begins with a catalog product or a clear design brief. Identify the application, quantity, destination market, material or component preferences, required documentation and delivery target so MENBRO can review the relevant production route.
Factory and showroom visits are by appointment. Please book a factory or showroom visit at least 7 days in advance so MENBRO can arrange the relevant project discussion and sample preparation.
Browse the current catalog →02Manufacturing capabilities
MENBRO operates an 18,000 m² manufacturing base in Foshan with CNC laser cutting, automated robotic welding and edge-banding capabilities, supported by a 2,000 m² commercial furniture showroom.
The core range covers ergonomic office seating, smart height-adjustable desks and workstations, plus contemporary lounge furniture for workplace, hospitality and contract interiors.
Project Sales and R&D teams translate approved CAD drawings, material schedules, performance requirements and packaging specifications into a controlled production brief before mass manufacturing begins.
The operating workflow covers consultation and CAD analysis, co-engineering and value engineering, prototyping and testing, contract and production, FQC and container optimization, then delivery and after-sales support.
03Prepare the brief
Share the SKU, reference image, CAD/3D drawing or bill of quantities.
State materials, finishes, functions, branding, packaging, quantity, market and required documents.
MENBRO confirms feasibility, sample arrangements, commercial terms, inspection scope and the current production plan against the approved brief.