CACAR is a custom cabinet factory in China, based in Dongguan, Guangdong. Our factory runs 11 production lines covering panel cutting, edge banding, drilling, surface finishing, assembly and packing, so kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and whole-house cabinetry are produced, checked and packed under one roof. Every project starts from approved drawings and a confirmed sample, and is manufactured to the dimensions, materials and hardware specified for that project — not pulled from stock.
CACAR has an approximately 130,000 sqm building area. Manufacturing operations are supported by 11 production lines covering cabinetry and related custom furniture production requirements.
The manufacturing process can include material preparation, cutting, edge banding, drilling or CNC processing where applicable, assembly, inspection and packaging. The applicable production sequence is coordinated according to approved drawings, confirmed specifications and individual project requirements.
Cutting, edge processing, drilling, assembly and packing requirements depend on the selected cabinet construction and approved production information. When discussing a manufacturing requirement, identify the product, material, drawing revision, relevant process and inspection scope together. Equipment names alone do not define the tolerance of a finished installed cabinet.
CACAR coordinates export manufacturing projects for kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and whole-house furniture requirements across North America, Europe, Australia and other international markets. Export documentation, pre-shipment inspection arrangements, container loading coordination and related export requirements are reviewed according to destination, project scope and agreed delivery terms.
Drawing review, material specification, hardware coordination and sample approval processes are structured to support cross-border project execution where time zones, documentation requirements and approval workflows differ from domestic coordination. For buyers working through OEM & ODM arrangements, production planning, branding requirements, packaging specifications and related project coordination can be reviewed according to the agreed scope and contract terms.
Laser edge-banding and related processing equipment support controlled and consistent edge preparation according to the selected panel construction, finish requirements and approved project specification.
Production planning is reviewed according to product category, construction, finishes, quantity, drawing approval, specification complexity, packaging requirements and agreed delivery arrangements.
Manufacturing requirements can vary between custom kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom cabinetry, interior doors and coordinated whole-house furniture packages. Production preparation is therefore reviewed on a project-specific basis rather than through a single fixed production assumption.
E0- and ENF-grade panel options can be reviewed where specified by the project and where relevant supporting documentation is available for the selected material system.
Blum, Hettich and other specified hardware options can be coordinated according to the approved project specification, hardware schedule, availability and supporting project requirements.
Material, finish, hardware and related specification decisions should be confirmed before production release where they affect construction, processing, interfaces or final project execution.
Design and drawing coordination support is available according to project scope, available dimensions, drawings and project information.
Review may include cabinetry layouts, elevations, dimensions, material selections, hardware requirements, countertop or appliance interfaces and other information relevant to production preparation.
Supporting documents are reviewed according to the selected products, materials, hardware and individual project requirements. Where project-specific samples or approval records are required, these should be coordinated before production release.
Inspection requirements and checkpoints are coordinated according to the approved drawings, confirmed specifications, product schedule and agreed project responsibilities.
Packaging, labeling and delivery preparation are reviewed according to product type, project scope, destination and agreed logistics requirements.
Warranty and after-sales requirements are confirmed according to product type, hardware specification, project scope and agreed contract terms.
The objective of the manufacturing process is to translate confirmed project information into practical production requirements. Drawings, specifications, materials, hardware and approval records should remain aligned before production begins so that manufacturing teams can work from a consistent project basis.
Planning a custom cabinetry, whole-house furniture or project manufacturing requirement? Send CACAR your drawings, dimensions, product schedule, material requirements, hardware preferences and destination for project review.
