Review dimensions, materials, shelves, locks, lighting and assembly options with the manufacturing team. Confirm the selected cabinet configuration, inspection evidence and packing scope before production.
Plan your BENSON cabinet around usable dimensions, card-holder fit, lighting and storage. Explore the configuration library to prepare the details for your order.
Record the cabinet access route, assembly space and floor level. Define the connections between units, wall anchoring, hardware schedule and cable interfaces. Match every packed unit to an assembly drawing and parts list.
View configuration guidance →Separate card storage from display space. Specify drawer opening clearance, dividers and label positions using your boxes and sleeves. Record packed dimensions, cabinet orientation, protective materials and unloading access for delivery planning.
View configuration guidance →Select an insert color that supports label readability. Review a physical finish sample alongside your lighting. Specify the logo position, artwork size, replaceable graphic panels and connections between adjacent finishes.
View configuration guidance →Company-reported facility and capacity figures from the supplied company materials; not an independent audit. Monthly output varies by size, materials, finish and project complexity. Request current supporting records and the inspection scope for your order.
BENSON does not treat design, production and delivery as disconnected services. Each stage releases the information required by the next team.
Cabinet type, available dimensions, quantity, holder or box sizes, reserve-stock requirements and destination.
OUTPUTApproved project brief and open-information list.Display orientation, usable clearances, cabinet combinations, retained units and selected options.
OUTPUTApproved layout and visual direction.Shop drawings, structures, materials, hardware, lighting, tolerances and assembly logic.
OUTPUTProduction-ready drawing and specification package.Material samples, finishes, lighting tests, first article or prototype as required.
OUTPUTSigned approval baseline for production.Controlled wood, metal, glass, acrylic, finishing, graphic and electrical production.
OUTPUTCompleted fixtures traced to released information.Incoming, in-process and final checks, functional tests and 100% trial assembly.
OUTPUTInspection evidence and closed issue list.Four-layer protection, coded packages, loading plan, documents and installation support.
OUTPUTExport-ready shipment and site handoff pack.Design defines intent. Engineering validates feasibility. Project management controls execution. Quality control protects the approved result.
Meet the company behind the process →Translates commercial goals into store flow, fixture families, product capacity, 2D plans and 3D concepts.
Validates feasibility and creates shop drawings, structural details, material thicknesses, hardware schedules and production methods.
Controls approvals, revisions, milestones, cross-department communication, production schedules and export documents.
Verifies material, dimensions, finish, function, trial assembly and export packaging throughout the production route.
Our design team turns the commercial brief into a retail system that can be understood, priced, engineered and built—not only a visual impression.
Engineering converts the approved concept into measurable production information and resolves the risks that otherwise appear during manufacturing or installation.
Six connected production systems carry approved design intent into finished retail fixtures, reducing interface risk between materials and trades.
CNC cutting, edge banding, sanding, veneer matching, curved woodworking, PU lacquer and HPL finishing for cabinets, counters and wall systems.
Laser cutting, bending, TIG welding, polishing, powder coating and PVD-ready finishing for structural frames, trims and modular components.
Low-iron tempered glass, laminated options, polished safety edges, UV bonding and acrylic coordination for open, enclosed and lockable displays.
Color and sheen control across painted wood, powder-coated metal, stainless-steel finishes, laminates, veneers and replaceable brand graphics.
High-CRI LED options, linear and spotlight configurations, concealed cable routing, serviceable drivers, heat management and market-specific component selection.
Full-scale assembly, door and lock operation, lighting connection, module fit, labeling and installation-sequence verification before packing.
Every material decision is reviewed against product visibility, structural load, customer access, destination climate, local requirements, cleaning, maintenance and transport.
A final visual check is not enough for an international fixture project. BENSON connects each inspection to approved drawings, samples and functional requirements.
Wood moisture, metal thickness and alloy, glass surface condition, hardware and electrical component verification.
The first unit of each batch is fully assembled and signed off before mass production continues.
Dimensional checks, structure, hole positions, joints, welds and finish preparation are inspected while correction remains efficient.
Doors, drawers, locks, adjustable parts and lighting are operated; illuminated fixtures receive a 24-hour aging test.
Finish, quantity, labels, accessories, protection and documentation are checked before shipment release.
Hydraulic loading areas connect coded export packages with container and destination plans.
Specialist support connects technical decisions, production milestones and buyer communication.
Hardware, LED and glass categories use qualified dual-source planning to reduce shortage risk.
ERP and manufacturing execution records connect material entry, production progress and finished-goods shipment.
Packaging and installation logic are engineered before production finishes. BENSON plans disassembly, glass protection, hardware kits, package dimensions, loading order and destination handling as part of the fixture system.
BENSON is a direct retail-fixture manufacturer with a self-owned 20,000 m² integrated production campus in China. Design, engineering, key fabrication, assembly, quality control and packing operate within one managed system.
Yes. The flexible production system supports custom boutique projects and repeatable rollout programs. Monthly capacity is 1,500–2,000 display units depending on complexity, with parallel production planning available for large programs.
Production follows an approved baseline: current drawings, material and finish schedule, hardware and lighting specification, quantity, sample decisions, packing method and documented deviations. A mood image alone is not a production release.
Checks cover incoming materials, first-piece approval, in-process dimensions and construction, visible finish, doors, drawers, locks, lighting, trial assembly, quantity, labels and export packing. Every cabinet is trial assembled before packing.
Yes. Material boards, finish samples, lighting tests, first articles and full prototypes can be planned according to project risk, rollout quantity and the buyer's approval process.
BENSON uses project-specific export packing built around four layers of protection: surface film, EPE foam, reinforced corner protection and export-grade plywood crates where required. Packages are coded for unloading and installation.
Support can include trial assembly, coded components, hardware kits, assembly drawings, videos, remote guidance and agreed on-site coordination. The contract defines the responsibilities of BENSON, the buyer and the local contractor.
Send the store country and city, floor plan or dimensions, product categories and sizes, required fixture types and quantities, brand references, target opening date and delivery destination.
Send the country, store size, product types, fixture quantity and opening target. Add a floor plan or reference images on the full project form.
Explore company-supplied photographs of the working environment, customer conversations and fixture preparation.
Machining, metal processing and surface preparation are distinct steps in translating drawings into fixture components.
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Assembled display runs make it possible to review interfaces, alignment and lighting before packing.
Explore the photographs →Hands-on fixture checks connect the finished assembly with the dimensions and details agreed for the project.
Explore the photographs →Connect drawings, material preparation, fabrication, finishing and assembly through a controlled fixture schedule.
Match the structure, visible finish and cleaning requirements to the way each display will be used.
Define what is checked, how it is recorded and what must be closed before shipment.
Use a representative sample to resolve fit, handling and finish questions before committing to the production batch.
Plan protection, package codes and site assembly as part of the fixture design.
Make maintenance easier by retaining component details and keeping service access usable.
Bring together the drawings, assembly requirements and delivery access for your BENSON fixture order.
Record the cabinet access route, assembly space and floor level. Define the connections between units, wall anchoring, hardware schedule and cable interfaces. Match every packed unit to an assembly drawing and parts list.
View the configuration checklist →Select an insert color that supports label readability. Review a physical finish sample alongside your lighting. Specify the logo position, artwork size, replaceable graphic panels and connections between adjacent finishes.
View the configuration checklist →Separate card storage from display space. Specify drawer opening clearance, dividers and label positions using your boxes and sleeves. Record packed dimensions, cabinet orientation, protective materials and unloading access for delivery planning.
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