Z.MAX Furniture
Mesh task chairs, upholstered executive seating and training chairs from Qingxi, Dongguan. Registered July 2011; 96 social-insurance contributors; furniture/mould production and import/export in the registered scope.
The range, as the factory shows it.
Product images supplied by the factory from zmaxfurniture.com and reproduced for its CMH listing. Model names are the factory’s catalogue names; confirm the exact mechanism, finish and dimensions on the quotation.
Three seating families, one chair platform.
Mesh Task Chairs
The K13 and KO4 families: mesh back, adjustable lumbar support, 2D/3D armrests,同步倾仰 mechanism and a nylon or aluminium base. These are the volume line for distributors, project furniture dealers and B2B office fit-outs. Confirm the mechanism, gas-lift class, base material and fabric grade against your target price.
Upholstered Executive Seating
The F-series and K33: upholstered back and seat, high-back or mid-back, with a synchronized tilt and optional headrest. Positioned for managers' offices and meeting rooms. Foam density, fabric brand/abrasion rating and the exact mechanism are order-specific; ask for the spec sheet, not just a catalogue photo.
Training & Meeting Chairs
The T-series (T21/T23/T24/T27) and K01: nesting or folding frames, castors, and a tablet arm on the K01. Sold to training centres, schools, conference venues and office project buyers. Confirm nesting pitch, stack height, tablet-arm handedness and the frame finish for the order.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Registered manufacturer, 96 insured
The corporate registry (read 2026-09-23) shows the company active since July 2011, with 96 social-insurance contributors on the 2025 annual report. Its registered scope includes furniture and mould R&D/production plus goods and technology import/export — the entity can manufacture and export in its own name.
Design and tooling in-house
The company states it designs its own chairs and holds 26 patents and 7 trademarks (registry IP count). That is consistent with an OEM/ODM seating maker rather than a trading company; ask which of the models you are buying are covered by those patents and which are licensed.
About two million chairs by 2020
The website states that by 2020 it had produced about two million office chairs and exported to 31 countries, with close cooperation with the top ten domestic office-furniture brands. These are company statements, not audited shipment figures; ask for references in your own market.
Qingxi, Dongguan production base
The registered and operating base is Qingxi Town, Dongguan, within the Guangdong office-furniture cluster. The registry address field was not published by the source, so the exact registered address is an open item; ask for the business licence and the factory address before an on-site audit.
Disclosed registry flags
The registry shows 9 administrative-penalty entries (QCC count; details not expanded), one 2014 buyer-seller contract lawsuit (opened 2014-12-17) and one 2020 news item about a joint inspection of three companies (not one of the five serious-risk categories). These are disclosed, not hidden; ask for the underlying documents if your compliance team needs them.
Export experience, compliance to verify
The website states exports to 31 countries and ISO 9001:2015; the registry confirms import/export in scope but no certificate document was sighted. For office seating the buyer's document set is specific: BIFMA X5.1 / EN 1335 test reports for the model, flammability (CA TB 117 / BS 5852) where applicable, REACH/RoHS for fabrics and plastics, and a formaldehyde/emission statement for board components.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry read is done: on 2026-09-23 the corporate record showed the company active, registered in July 2011 in Dongguan, with RMB 3 million registered and paid-in capital, 96 social-insurance contributors, and furniture/mould production plus import/export in its registered scope. It also carries 26 patents and 7 trademarks, and the 2024 high-tech / technology-SME designations. Three flags stay on the record and are repeated here rather than buried: nine administrative-penalty entries counted by the data provider (the underlying notices were not expanded), one 2014 buyer-seller contract lawsuit, and a 2020 news item about a joint inspection of three companies. None of these is a cancellation or a serious-risk listing, but a buyer should ask for the documents behind them. The certificate folder that matters for office seating is also product-specific: BIFMA X5.1 or EN 1335 test reports for the exact model, flammability evidence where the destination requires it, REACH/RoHS for the fabric and plastics, and a formaldehyde/emission statement for any board component. The company states ISO 9001:2015; no certificate was sighted at review, so it is marked as stated, not verified. ChinaMakersHub does not restate a supplier’s certificate validity on its own authority.
A Dongguan seating specialist, with the register open.
Z.MAX Furniture is an office-seating manufacturer in Qingxi Town, Dongguan, Guangdong. The company says it entered the furniture industry in 2010; the corporate registry records the present legal entity as established in July 2011. Its registered scope covers furniture and mould R&D/production plus goods and technology import/export, and the 2025 annual report lists 96 social-insurance contributors.
The product range is concentrated in office seating rather than general furniture: mesh task chairs, upholstered executive chairs and training/meeting chairs, sold to distributors, project dealers, office fit-out contractors and OEM/ODM buyers. The company states that by 2020 it had produced about two million chairs and exported to 31 countries, and that it works with the top ten domestic office-furniture brands. Those are company statements; the registry independently confirms the manufacturing/export scope and the IP portfolio, not the shipment volumes.
For a buyer, the useful questions are specific: which mechanism and gas-lift class are in the quoted model, what is the foam density and fabric abrasion rating, which test reports cover the exact model, and what is the packing method for container or e-commerce delivery. The page keeps those as open items rather than filling them with catalogue adjectives.
From a Dongguan workshop to a seating range.
Enters office seating
The company states it began in the furniture industry in 2010, initially around office seating.
Legal entity registered
The present company is registered in Dongguan in July 2011; the registered scope includes furniture and mould production and import/export.
Scale and export
The website states about two million chairs produced by 2020 and exports to 31 countries; the registry confirms the export scope, not the volume.
High-tech recognition
Registry special-licence field records 2024 national high-tech enterprise and technology-SME designations; the certificate itself was not sighted.
CMH listing
Registry read 2026-09-23; listing created with the flags disclosed and the address/compliance items left open.
Where the chairs go.
Office fit-out projects
Task and executive seating for floors, meeting rooms and manager offices. Project buyers should fix the mechanism, base, castor and fabric schedule across the floor, not just the chair model.
Distributors & dealers
Container and mixed-model orders for regional office-furniture distributors. Ask for the carton dimensions, container load and touch-up/spare-parts policy before pricing the landed cost.
Training & education
Nesting/folding training chairs and tablet-arm chairs for training centres, schools and conference venues. Confirm nesting pitch, stack height and the tablet-arm side.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are you a factory or a trading company?
The corporate registry records furniture and mould R&D/production in the company's own scope, and the company states it designs its own chairs with 26 patents and 7 trademarks. That is consistent with a manufacturer. Ask for the business licence and the production-site address, and audit the site before a large order.
What is the MOQ and lead time?
The website does not state an MOQ or a lead time. Treat both as order-specific: send the model, quantity, fabric/colour and destination, and ask for a written quotation with the mechanism, base and packaging included.
Which test reports should I ask for?
For office seating: BIFMA X5.1 or EN 1335 for the exact model, flammability evidence where your market requires it (for example CA TB 117 or BS 5852), REACH/RoHS for fabrics and plastics, and a formaldehyde/emission statement for any board component. Ask for the report with the model number on it, not a generic certificate.
What did the ChinaMakersHub check find?
The registry was read on 2026-09-23: active, registered July 2011, 96 social-insurance contributors, furniture/mould production and import/export in scope, 26 patents and 7 trademarks, 2024 high-tech/SME designations. Flags disclosed: 9 administrative-penalty entries (details not expanded), one 2014 buyer-seller contract lawsuit, and a 2020 inspection news item. The registered address was not published by the source; the company states ISO 9001:2015 but no certificate was sighted.
Talk to Z.MAX Furniture directly.
Send the model, quantity, fabric/colour and destination. We will route the inquiry to Z.MAX and keep the spec questions in one thread.