Furniture Inspections in Lithuania

Lithuania Furniture Inspection

Lithuania Furniture Quality Control and Factory Audit Services

Lithuania Furniture - The furniture industry is a major contributor to Lithuanias exports. In 2019, Lithuania exported $2.51 billion of furniture. It represents 8% of the countries total exports. Lithuania is the fifth largest IKEA supplier in the world. Goodada's Lithuania Furniture Inspection services offer QC Inspections across the entire furniture range including Upholstered furniture, Living-room and dining-room furniture, Bedroom furniture, Mattresses, Office furniture, Hard seat furniture, Medical furniture and furniture parts.

Lithuania Furniture Exports

Lithuania's main export markets for its furniture products are primarily European countries such as Sweden, Norway, Germany and the United Kingdom. Russia and the USA are Lithuania's most prominent non-European furniture export destinations.

Did you know that Lithuania is ranked 21st in the global list of furniture exporting countries?

The main furniture products which are made in Lithuania are:

Kitchen Furniture
Living Room Furniture
Bathroom Furniture
Sofa Beds
Seats
Office Furniture
Furniture Parts

Goodada can inspect products from other sectors. If you require inspections in Lithuania, please visit our Lithuania Inspection page. Did you know that Goodada offers QC Inspections other countries including Portugal, Indonesia, Turkey and Malaysia.

For more information about our Lithuania Furniture QC Inspections, please contact:

Contact Person: Aidan Conaty

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Phone:(Europe/ Rest of the World) +353 1 885 3919 ; (UK) +44.020.3287.2990 ; (North America) +1.518.290.6604

Goodada offers the following types of Lithuania Furniture Inspections.

Lithuania Furniture Factory Audit

A Furniture Factory Audit is conducted at your seller’s factory in Lithuania. The purpose of our furniture Factory Audit is to determine if your potential supplier is a legitimate company and has the capability of manufacturing the furniture to the specifications and standards which you require. The Audit will also assess the factories quality control systems, its manufacturing standards and its furniture export records.

Completed Furniture Production Inspection

A Completed Furniture Production Inspection is conducted at the factory in Lithuania. The purpose of this furniture Inspection (or Pre Shipment Inspection) is to visually check the specifications, quantities, dimensions, packing requirements and shipping marks of the furniture products. During this inspection, any on-site testing can be conducted, or samples can be collected to be independently tested. If any problems are identified, you can then address these issues with the factory before the goods are shipped.

Furniture Loading Inspection

A Furniture Loading Inspection is conducted when the goods are being loaded at the port or factory in Lithuania. During the time of loading, the inspector can check that the goods are correctly loaded, and the container is securely closed and sealed before shipment.

Furniture Production Monitoring

Furniture Production Monitoring will provide you with daily updates on quantities produced plus inform you of any issues with your furniture order. The on-site inspector will work with the production manager of the furniture factory in Lithuania to ensure that your order is made to any targeted specifications and timelines.

Furniture Materials Inspection (RM)

A Furniture Materials Inspection focuses the raw materials such as wood and parts plus the machinery which will be used to make your furniture order. This is the only stage where the moisture content of the wood can be checked to make sure that it meets specifications. If any independent laboratory tests are required on any of the raw materials, it should happen at this stage.

Furniture Freight Insurance

Furniture Freight insurance protects the owner of the goods for the full value of their investment against all risks and can include not only the full value of the furniture, but also the cost of shipping, duties, and also up to 10% or even 20% extra to cover anticipated profit.