**An OEM teak furniture manufacturer exporter builds your brand’s designs, not ours. You send specs, drawings, or a sample; Jepara workshops produce your solid teak (jati) collection in neutral, no-logo cartons under NDA, kiln-dried to roughly 8-12% moisture. We quote per piece, prepare SVLK legal-wood documents, and load your FOB container from Semarang or Surabaya.**
Teak Furniture Exporter runs as an OEM and private-label channel for furniture brands, importers, and hospitality buyers who want their own product made in Indonesia’s Jepara furniture hub — without their name attached to the workshop. Operations are handled by our concierge partner, Bali Premium Trip, which coordinates vetted Jepara workshops, documentation, and container loading on your behalf.
What does OEM teak furniture manufacturing actually cover?
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) means you own the design and the label; the workshop supplies the production. That is different from buying an exporter’s catalogue models. With an OEM run, your drawings become the product, and nothing in the carton points back to the maker.
A typical OEM engagement covers:
- Buyer specs and drawings — CAD files, technical sheets, or a physical sample to reverse-engineer.
- Grade selection — Grade A heartwood (jati) for premium indoor and outdoor lines, Grade B for value ranges.
- Neutral, no-logo cartons — export packing that carries your branding only, or none at all.
- Private-label marking — your logo, care labels, hangtags, and laser-etch or branded hardware where agreed.
- NDA coverage — your designs, molds, and pricing stay confidential.
- Repeat orders — approved specs kept on file so reorders skip the prototype cycle.
This is the practical difference between OEM and custom: custom is a one-off piece adapted to your dimensions, while OEM is a repeatable, brandable collection built to your standard.
How much does OEM teak furniture cost per container?
Pricing is quote-based per piece and per spec — there is no single band. The figures below are indicative examples only, as of 2026 and subject to change; real numbers move with grade, joinery, finish, hardware, and how tightly the pieces cube out a container. Your actual quote is built from your own item list.
| OEM item (your spec) | Grade | Indicative FOB example (USD, 2026) | Moves with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dining chair, kiln-dried | A heartwood | ~$45-75 / pc | joinery, finish, order size |
| Dining table, 200cm | A/B mix | ~$220-420 / pc | slab vs plank, thickness |
| Sun lounger (outdoor) | A | ~$130-260 / pc | hardware, slat vs sling |
| Sideboard / buffet | B | ~$180-380 / pc | drawers, hand-rubbed finish |
| Private-label sample (1 unit) | per spec | quoted individually | complexity, 3D render |
Minimum order is effectively a mixed container that cubes out — you combine models until a 20ft or 40ft box is full, loaded FOB Semarang (Tanjung Emas) or Surabaya. No official government source publishes FOB container prices or fixed grade A/B price data for Indonesian teak, so treat any figure here as a starting reference, not a locked rate.
How does the OEM order process work?
The workflow is built to convert a brand or retailer from first drawing to repeat container:
- Send your specs — drawings, CAD, photos, or a physical sample, plus target grade and quantity. Sign an NDA first if you prefer.
- Get a per-item quote — indicative pricing returned within roughly 3-5 working days, with sampling and 3D-render options.
- Approve the sample — a prototype is produced; dimensions, joinery, and finish are checked, and the wood is kiln-dried (kiln-dry) to about 8-12% moisture content.
- Production run — Jepara workshops build the order; your private-label marking is applied and pieces go into neutral, no-logo export cartons.
- Documents and loading — SVLK V-Legal documents are prepared, the container is cubed out and loaded FOB Semarang or Surabaya.
- Reorder — approved specs stay on file, so your next run moves straight to production.
What legal-wood documents come with an OEM export order?
Rebranding the furniture does not change the legality trail behind it. Indonesia’s SVLK (Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu) has been the mandatory national timber legality system for all timber-industry entities since January 2013, tracing origin through the whole supply chain to export. Since 1 January 2013 timber exports must carry a V-Legal Document, and since 1 January 2015 all wooden furniture except bamboo needs a V-Legal/SVLK export licence. Teak plantation timber sits explicitly within SVLK scope.
For EU-bound OEM orders, Indonesia has issued FLEGT licences since November 2016 — the first country in the world to do so — and FLEGT-licensed products automatically meet the EU Timber Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 995/2010). Note the newer EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR, Regulation (EU) 2023/1115): it adds deforestation-free proof and geolocation on top of legality, with a cut-off date of 31 December 2020 and full application phasing in around end-2026, making it a live 2027 buyer concern. SVLK or FLEGT alone do not by themselves satisfy EUDR.
We prepare the documentation; we do not sell customs or EUDR certainty — acceptance always rests with the authorities. As of 2 May 2025 Indonesia’s trade ministry announced relaxing V-Legal document requirements for furniture exports except to the EU and UK, so EU and UK buyers should still plan for full paperwork.
Ready to price your OEM teak collection?
Send your drawings or item list and get a per-piece quote — no catalogue minimums, your brand only.
- WhatsApp: 6281128590000
- Email: sales@balipremiumtrip.com
- Quote form: share grade, quantity, target destination, and cargo details, and the concierge team responds with an indicative FOB quote.
Bookings and quotes are handled directly by Bali Premium Trip, an independent concierge that coordinates production through vetted Jepara workshops — not the asset owner, and not a licensed customs or legal adviser. Teak Furniture Exporter is part of Juara Holding Group, an Indonesian group operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between OEM and custom teak furniture?
OEM means we manufacture your brand’s own design — your drawings, your labels, neutral cartons, under NDA — so it ships as your product for repeat retail collections. Custom teak is a one-off piece adapted from an existing model to your dimensions or finish. OEM is repeatable and brandable; custom suits individual hospitality or residential commissions.
Does OEM teak furniture need special export documentation?
Yes. Since 1 January 2015 all wooden furniture except bamboo needs a V-Legal/SVLK export licence, and teak plantation timber is within SVLK scope. OEM changes the branding, not the legality trail. We prepare SVLK V-Legal documents per shipment; for the EU, FLEGT licences apply — though customs acceptance always rests with the authorities.
How do I arrange labeling and branding for OEM teak furniture?
Send your logo, care labels, hangtags, and carton artwork with your specs. Jepara workshops apply your branding, laser-etch or brand hardware where agreed, and pack in neutral, no-logo export cartons so nothing identifies the workshop. An NDA covers your designs. Message the concierge on WhatsApp 6281128590000 to share files.
How long does a repeat order take for OEM teak furniture?
Repeat orders move faster than first runs because approved specs, samples, and moisture targets stay on file. As of 2026, reordering an existing OEM collection is typically quicker than a fresh prototype cycle, but exact lead time is quote-based and moves with quantity, grade A/B availability, and kiln-dry capacity. Confirm timing per order.