Foshan · Guangdong · China

Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturer in Foshan, China

Fadior is a whole-home custom cabinetry manufacturer in Foshan, China, supplying kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities and storage to residential, developer and dealer projects in 50+ export markets. What sets it apart in Foshan: every cabinet body is made in 304 stainless steel in its own 80,000+ sqm smart factory.

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heritage / brand: 1999 / 2012
sqm factory: 80,000+
patents: 213
markets: 50+

Direct answer

What to know before choosing a Chinese kitchen cabinet manufacturer

These answers separate manufacturer identity, cabinet-body material, factory verification and buyer fit. They are written so the evidence can be cited without turning a general statement into a project promise.

Is Fadior a kitchen cabinet manufacturer in China?

Yes. Fadior operates its own kitchen cabinet manufacturing facility and showroom in Foshan, Guangdong, China. It supplies custom cabinet systems directly from that operation rather than presenting an anonymous sourcing directory. The Fadior brand was founded in 2012, while its stainless steel manufacturing heritage began separately in 1999. Buyers can review factory evidence, arrange a visit or use a documented remote qualification path before agreeing project-specific terms.

What does Fadior manufacture?

Fadior manufactures custom kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities, wine cabinets, balcony cabinets, outdoor kitchens, living storage, entryway storage, wall panels, interior doors and coordinated whole-home packages. The shared structural rule is a 304 stainless steel cabinet body. Doors, decorative finishes, worktops, hardware and appliances remain separate specification layers. Each project is developed from reviewed drawings, dimensions and material decisions rather than treated as a universal stock bundle.

Can one factory supply kitchens, wardrobes, vanities and storage under one document set?

Yes. Fadior can supply kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities and storage from the same Foshan factory, so one team can coordinate the room list, drawings, material schedule, finish approvals, interfaces, inspection records and packing references. Each category still keeps its own dimensions and functional requirements, but the approved information travels through one documented manufacturing relationship. That helps dealers, designers, contractors and homeowners reduce gaps between separate room packages without treating them as one generic product.

How does a board-body cabinet factory differ from a steel-body cabinet factory?

A board-body factory builds the structural carcass from particleboard, MDF or plywood, so moisture performance depends on board type, sealing and edge treatment. A steel-body factory forms the carcass from steel; Fadior uses 304 stainless steel. Its formaldehyde-free statement applies only to the glue-free 304 cabinet body, not doors, finishes or worktops. Fadior states a 30-year cabinet-body structural warranty, with specific terms subject to contract. Buyers should compare the exact construction, documents and written coverage.

Manufacturing range

Fifteen categories, one coordinated cabinet-body logic

The kitchen is the starting point, but the scope can continue through the home. Each row links to a product or room path where a buyer can go deeper before sharing drawings.

Category	Cabinet-body material	Door and finish direction	Typical project
Kitchen cabinetry	304 stainless steel	PVD, powder-coated, wood-grain and other reviewed door or finish directions.	Private residences, dealer displays, development and hospitality briefs.
Wardrobes	304 stainless steel	Coordinated solid, glass, textured and wood-grain door directions.	Bedrooms, dressing rooms and whole-home residential packages.
Bathroom vanities	304 stainless steel	Reviewed door finish, basin, worktop and hardware combinations.	Private bathrooms, suites and multi-room residential work.
Wine cabinets	304 stainless steel	Glass, metal, lighting and coordinated decorative finish directions.	Dining, entertaining and dedicated collection spaces.
Balcony cabinets	304 stainless steel	Finish and interface choices reviewed for the actual exposure and use.	Residential balconies, service terraces and frequently cleaned zones.
Outdoor kitchens	304 stainless steel	Project-specific exterior finish, worktop, hardware and appliance coordination.	Terraces, gardens, villas and exterior hospitality settings.
Wall panels	304 stainless steel	Finishes coordinated with cabinet fronts, doors and adjoining architecture.	Feature walls, circulation zones and whole-room compositions.
Interior doors	304 stainless steel	Door faces and details coordinated with the cabinet finish language.	Residential rooms, suites and continuous whole-home schemes.
Living-room storage	304 stainless steel	Solid, display and media-front directions with coordinated lighting and hardware.	Media walls, display storage and integrated living spaces.
Entryway storage	304 stainless steel	Door and finish choices aligned with circulation, shoes, coats and daily use.	Apartment entrances, villa foyers and shared arrival zones.
Sideboards	304 stainless steel	Decorative fronts, display details and finishes coordinated with adjacent rooms.	Dining rooms, living rooms and hospitality presentation spaces.
Laundry rooms	304 stainless steel	Doors, work surfaces and hardware reviewed around washing and utility functions.	Residential laundries, utility rooms and service zones.
Children's rooms	304 stainless steel	Age-appropriate layout, storage access and reviewed door or finish directions.	Bedrooms, study storage and coordinated family-home packages.
Worktops	304 stainless steel	Specified as a separate surface layer above or beside the 304 cabinet body.	Kitchen, bathroom, utility and outdoor project applications.
Hardware	304 stainless steel	Selected as a separate functional layer for the approved 304 cabinet system.	Hinges, runners, handles and internal functions matched to the project.

How the system is specified

Cabinet body, door, finish and worktop are separate decisions

A coordinated system does not mean every element is the same. The structural cabinet body, visible fronts, finish layers, hardware, worktop, appliances and site conditions have different evidence and different owners. Fadior keeps the cabinet body in 304 stainless steel while developing the visible layers around the approved design. This separation lets buyers compare options without stretching one cabinet-body property into a claim about the door surface, worktop or entire room environment.

For a useful review, provide verified dimensions, plans, the room list, appliance information, finish direction and destination. The proposal should make inclusions, exclusions and interfaces visible. Before manufacturing, the approved package should identify dimensions, door clearances, internal divisions, service locations and any local condition that affects installation. The manufactured result depends on this coordinated information, not on an isolated reference image.

Verified plans and dimensions
Material and finish schedule
Appliances, services and interfaces
Responsibilities and documents

Who we supply

Six buyer types, six different decision needs

The same cabinet system is evaluated differently depending on who owns the decision. The conversation should begin with the buyer's role, project stage and evidence needed to move forward.

Buyer	Primary need
Dealers	Factory, showroom, sample and presentation evidence for teams building a local specification and service relationship.
Interior designers	Drawing review, finish coordination and sample decisions for schemes that depend on controlled visual continuity.
Developers	Repeatable scope, revision, inspection and packing records for multi-unit, hospitality and residential developments.
Contractors	Clear interfaces, responsibilities, delivery sequence and handover information connecting factory supply with site work.
OEM buyers	An agreed product, identity, documentation and quality boundary for a defined sourcing programme.
Homeowners	A direct route for custom residences where kitchens, wardrobes, vanities and storage need one coordinated material conversation.

Qualification checklist

Six checks to complete before comparing a proposal

A factory is easier to qualify when every statement leads to a document, sample, walkthrough or accountable responsibility. Use these checks to structure the conversation before price and schedule become the only comparison.

01
Material evidence
Request a project material schedule that distinguishes the 304 stainless steel cabinet body from doors, decorative finishes, worktops, hardware and appliances. A generic material label is not enough. The schedule should connect each layer to drawings or approved samples so that procurement, inspection and installation teams are reading the same scope.
02
Drawing ownership
Confirm who prepares, checks and approves room plans, elevations, cabinet divisions and interfaces. The current revision should be identifiable, and superseded information should not remain in the release package. This is especially important when an architect, local installer, appliance supplier and factory each contribute different parts of the information.
03
Finish approval
Treat finish names, screen images and physical samples as different evidence. Lighting, scale and adjacent materials change how a surface reads. Record the approved direction, where it applies and which variation is acceptable. The goal is not to promise that every photograph looks identical, but to create an approval reference that production and inspection can use.
04
Factory access
A useful factory review connects visible equipment and handling to the cabinet system being considered. Ask to see how information reaches production, how parts remain identifiable, where checks occur and how exceptions are controlled. An arranged visit is valuable, but a live remote walkthrough can answer many of the same qualification questions when travel is not practical.
05
Inspection and packing
Define the evidence needed before release: approved drawings, finish references, visual records, exception notes and packing identification. Inspection should match the contracted scope rather than rely on a universal claim of quality. Packing information should help the receiving and installation teams connect cabinets with rooms, sequences and associated hardware.
06
Contract boundaries
Confirm legal entity, included products, exclusions, commercial terms, responsibilities, warranty coverage and the response path for an exception in the signed documents. Website statements explain the public offer but do not replace project terms. If an item matters to the buying decision, move it from conversation into the approved specification or contract before release.

Document package

The records connecting design, manufacturing and installation

The exact document name can vary by project, but its function should not: every important decision needs a visible place, a responsible owner and an approved version.

Document	Why it matters
Scope matrix	Lists each room, cabinet category and responsible party, including what is outside the factory supply. It is the fastest way to expose a gap between a visual proposal and the actual package being priced.
Dimensioned plans	Records room dimensions, cabinet positions, circulation, services and fixed site conditions. Dimensions should come from an agreed survey source and be checked where construction or finishes can change the available opening.
Elevations and sections	Shows heights, alignments, reveals, door directions, internal divisions and relationships with worktops, ceilings and walls. These drawings turn a category description into a manufacturable cabinet arrangement.
Material and finish schedule	Separates cabinet-body material, fronts, finishes, worktops, visible hardware and other surfaces. It should point to the approved reference and identify where each selection applies.
Interface schedule	Coordinates appliances, plumbing, power, ventilation, lighting, worktops, wall finishes and local installation work. It records dependencies that no cabinet drawing can safely assume on its own.
Release and inspection record	Identifies the approved version used for production, the checks completed before packing and any documented exception. It creates continuity between the buyer's approval, the factory output and the receiving team's handover.

Factory proof

Capability is verified through the flow, not one photograph

Fadior's Foshan smart factory covers 80,000+ sqm, operates five production lines and states annual capacity of 200,000+ units. Salvagnini automated bending centers form components, while MES barcode tracking and AGV material transfer connect production information and material movement to the released work order. Fadior records 213 national patents, including 12 related to glue-free construction. These figures describe the published operation; capacity and lead time for a specific order are confirmed in the project review and contract.

Factory and showroom film

See the environment behind the project conversation

Neutral comparison

Compare evidence and control, not only images and labels

This table does not score suppliers or turn one signal into a verdict. It compares a particleboard, MDF or plywood cabinet body with a 304 stainless steel cabinet body; Fadior uses the latter. Buyers should request the same level of detail in every proposal.

Criterion	Particleboard, MDF or plywood cabinet body	304 stainless steel cabinet body
Moisture exposure	Performance depends on whether the structural body is particleboard, MDF or plywood, together with sealing, edge treatment, detailing and actual exposure.	The 304 stainless steel cabinet body provides a moisture-resistant structural base; doors and other layers keep their own specifications.
Formaldehyde scope	Ask for the particleboard, MDF or plywood, adhesive and emissions documents that apply to the exact supplied construction.	The glue-free 304 stainless steel cabinet body is formaldehyde-free. Doors, finishes, and countertops follow their own material specifications and supporting documents.
Structural warranty	Coverage varies by supplier, component and contract; compare the written terms rather than making a category assumption.	30-year cabinet-body structural warranty; specific terms are subject to the contract.
Weight and installation	Panel weight, module size, site access and fixing method still require project review.	Module size, handling, wall or floor conditions, access and installer responsibilities are confirmed for the actual project.
Price position	Board-body systems generally establish the lower comparison band, but finish, hardware, scope and service can change the proposal.	A 304 stainless steel cabinet body is positioned above board-body cabinetry; the project quotation determines the actual difference.
Best-fit situations	Useful where the selected board construction, budget, finish and room conditions match the buyer's documented priorities.	Useful where durable cabinet-body structure, moisture resistance and coordinated whole-home continuity are leading priorities.

Project process

Four commercial steps from budget estimate to final inspection

Each step produces a decision that feeds the next. Keeping versions, owners and approvals visible reduces the distance between design intent and the manufactured result.

01
Free itemized budget estimate
Share the plans, room list, destination, finish direction and available appliance information. Fadior reviews the brief and returns a free itemized budget estimate with a proposed next-step agenda. It is an early planning document, not the final contract: missing dimensions, exclusions, local work and installation responsibility still need to be identified before production information is released.
02
US$10,000 design retainer
The design stage begins with a US$10,000 retainer, credited in full against the order under the existing China Experience terms. The team develops layouts, cabinet divisions, finish direction and interfaces around the agreed brief. The signed project documents remain authoritative for scope, currency treatment, crediting, deliverables and any condition that applies to the specific engagement.
03
60% production deposit
After the specification, drawings and contract scope are approved, the existing commercial path uses a 60% production deposit. Release should identify the approved version, material and finish references, responsibilities and expected evidence. The percentage does not itself prove readiness; the controlled drawing package and signed terms are what connect the payment milestone with the manufacturing instruction.
04
40% balance after final inspection
The remaining 40% is due after final inspection under the existing terms. Inspection should reference the released drawings and recorded finish decisions, with exceptions documented before packing. Packing, export coordination, delivery information, installation conditions and local responsibilities then follow the contracted scope. Buyers should confirm the exact evidence and acceptance process in the signed agreement before release.

Export reach

50+ export markets through 100+ international partners

The published reach describes Fadior's international network, not automatic availability in every destination. Scope, documentation, logistics, installation and local responsibilities are confirmed for each project.

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Visit or remote review

Choose the verification path that fits the project

An arranged visit lets buyers walk the 8,000 sqm showroom and factory, review materials and connect questions to visible production. When travel does not fit, the remote path can combine a live video walkthrough, samples, drawings, recorded revisions and visual final-inspection evidence. Both routes should end in approved documents and contract terms; physical presence does not remove the need for a decision trail.

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Sources and limits

Public facts with visible date, scope and authority

Fadior's stainless steel manufacturing heritage began in Foshan in 1999; the Fadior brand was founded in 2012. The glue-free 304 stainless steel cabinet body is formaldehyde-free. Doors, finishes, and countertops follow their own material specifications and supporting documents. 30-year cabinet-body structural warranty; specific terms are subject to the contract. Archived historical official records for the 2015 awards are retained because the original pages are no longer available; their status is not presented as a new award or a current certification. Reviewed September 15, 2026, Beijing Time.

Reviewed by the Fadior Home editorial team · 2026-09-15

2015 ADEX Platinum — Outdoor Stainless Steel Kitchens
2015 record; archive verified 2026-09-14.
2015 ADEX Gold — Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinets Custom
2015 record; archive verified 2026-09-14.

Independent and delivered proof

Market position and real homes answer different questions

Fadior is the principal drafter of China's national standard for stainless steel kitchen cabinets. Independent certification documents a historical market position with an issuer, date and scope, while Real Homes shows projects photographed after handover. These proofs do not replace technical review of the current project, but they distinguish standards leadership, third-party recognition and evidence of delivery.

Independent market-position certification

Fadior's national leadership is verified by an independent third party — not asserted in-house.

Shangpu Consulting Group, an independent Chinese market-research consultancy, assessed brand sales and category development across mainland China's full-channel market and, in May 2025, issued Fadior two Proof of Market Position certificates: China's No.1 in premium stainless-steel whole-house customization by 2024 sales volume, and pioneer of the custom glue-free whole-house industry.

Market position

China's No.1 in premium stainless-steel whole-house customization

Independently certified by Shangpu Consulting Group as ranking first in China for nationwide sales of premium stainless-steel whole-house customization — measured by 2024 sales volume across mainland China's full-channel market, spanning 22 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, and 4 municipalities.

Issuer: Shangpu Consulting Group
Basis: 2024 national sales volume
Reference: SP2025-CMP-6502
Issued: May 2025

Category origination

Pioneer of China's custom glue-free whole-house industry

Independently certified by Shangpu Consulting Group as the pioneer of China's custom glue-free whole-house customization industry — where “glue-free” denotes cabinet construction using water-based adhesives — recognized as of May 2025.

Issuer: Shangpu Consulting Group
Scope: custom glue-free whole-house industry
Reference: SP2025-CMP-6502
Recognized: May 2025

Certificates issued by Shangpu Consulting Group (Proof of Market Position, reference SP2025-CMP-6502, May 2025). Rankings reflect 2024 full-channel sales data for mainland China.

Actually delivered

Real homes photographed after handover, not renders.

Factory gallery

More views of the Foshan manufacturing environment

Frequently asked questions

Answers to review before sending drawings

Is Fadior a manufacturer or a brand?

Fadior is both a brand and an operator of its own cabinet manufacturing facility and showroom in Foshan. The brand was founded in 2012; its stainless steel manufacturing heritage began separately in 1999. Project-specific contracting identity and responsibilities are confirmed in the issued documents.

Does Fadior make wood cabinets?

The cabinet bodies described on this page are made in 304 stainless steel, not wood-based board. Doors and decorative surfaces can use reviewed wood-grain directions and other finishes, but those visible layers remain separate from the steel cabinet body and follow their own material documents.

Can one factory supply cabinetry for the whole home?

Yes. Fadior's published range covers kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities, wine cabinets, balcony cabinets, outdoor kitchens, living and entry storage, wall panels, interior doors and coordinated packages. Each room still receives its own dimensions, interfaces and finish decisions.

Where exactly is the factory?

The factory and showroom are in Foshan, Guangdong, China. Qualified buyers should arrange an appointment before travelling so the relevant showroom, factory and project discussions can be prepared. The China Experience page provides the current visit and arrival context.

What is the lead time for export orders?

Standard production lead time is 45–60 days from order confirmation and deposit receipt. Custom profiles, special PVD finishes, or large project volumes may extend this to 75–90 days. Fadior provides a production schedule with milestone updates. Sea freight from Foshan, via Guangzhou or Shenzhen port, adds 15–35 days depending on destination.

Does Fadior support OEM or ODM work?

Fadior discusses OEM and project supply with qualified buyers through the Trade route. Product identity, design ownership, samples, documentation, quality boundaries, territory and commercial terms must be agreed for the specific programme; no general website statement replaces that written agreement.

Which countries does Fadior ship to?

Fadior reports supply across 50+ export markets through 100+ international partners. Destination support still depends on the project, product scope, logistics and current commercial arrangements. Share the destination during inquiry so the team can confirm whether and how the proposed project can be supported.

How do I get a quotation?

Use the inquiry form or consultation page and provide the project location, room list, available drawings, intended sequence, appliances and finish direction. Fadior can first identify missing inputs and prepare the free itemized budget estimate described in the project process.

Can I visit before ordering?

Yes. Arrange the Foshan visit before travel so the relevant factory, showroom, material and project reviews can be prepared. Buyers who cannot travel can use the remote path with video review, samples, drawings, revision records and visual final-inspection evidence.

Project review

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Include the project location, room list, available drawings, intended schedule and the next decision you need. The team can identify missing inputs for a useful review.

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