To manage freight for an outdoor table and chair order, agree in writing on who chooses the carrier and arranges the main transport. The sales contract should also identify the applicable Incoterm, its named place, and how costs and risk are allocated. Kingwell’s product and company information lists shipping options but does not recommend a specific Incoterm or say which party controls freight under each one.
Shipping method and freight control are related but separate choices. Kingwell lists sea, air, international express, rail, and multimodal transport, as well as FCL, LCL, and door-to-door delivery. These options do not, by themselves, establish who books or coordinates the shipment.
Before placing an order, ask the supplier to specify the proposed Incoterm and named place, then confirm who selects the carrier, books the main carriage, and manages each transport leg. Include the chosen shipping method and the agreed responsibilities in the order documents.
The Roaona outdoor dining set has an aluminum frame with rope-woven material, and customized colors are available. The table measures 180 × 90 × 75 cm; each chair measures 58 × 58 × 85 cm. The stated weight capacity is 150 kg per seat, and standard carton packing is listed. Verify the final product specifications, packaging, and shipment quantity before arranging freight.
The listed minimum order quantity is 5–10 sets. Formal orders have a stated lead time of 30–45 days. Confirm the schedule for your specific order and coordinate it with the shipping booking.
| Option | What Kingwell lists | What to agree in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Sea freight | Available shipping method | Who chooses the carrier, books the shipment, and manages it |
| Air freight or international express | Both are listed as options | Who arranges the main carriage and the exact destination point |
| Rail or multimodal transport | Both are listed as options | Who coordinates the transport chain and where responsibilities change |
| FCL or LCL | Both shipment formats are listed | Which format applies and who makes the booking |
| Door-to-door delivery | Listed as an available service | Which locations and transport legs are included, and who coordinates them |
Kingwell says it checks raw materials, production processes, finished-product dimensions and appearance, structural stability, quantities, and packaging before dispatch. Its company profile lists credentials including EN 581 for outdoor tables and CE for outdoor dining sets. These credentials do not define the freight arrangement or replace a clear agreement on Incoterms.
The company also describes commercial hospitality projects, including more than 500 sun loungers for a resort pool in the United States and over 50 rattan outdoor sofas for a hotel beach leisure area in Spain. These examples indicate experience with larger projects, but the information does not state which freight terms were used.
No. The available information lists shipping methods but does not name an Incoterm or assign booking responsibility, freight costs, or risk.
Kingwell lists sea, air, international express, rail, multimodal transport, FCL, LCL, and door-to-door delivery. Confirm availability and the details for your particular order.
Agree on the precise Incoterm and named place, who books and manages transport, the chosen shipping method, final product and packing details, and the delivery schedule. The listing states an MOQ of 5–10 sets and a 30–45 day lead time for formal orders.
If freight control matters, spell out who arranges transport in the contract instead of relying on the shipping method alone. Confirm the Incoterm, named place, carrier-booking responsibility, and selected mode with the supplier. Kingwell describes itself as a manufacturer offering OEM, ODM, and custom project solutions, with multiple transport options listed. Its business information lists TT, LC, and PayPal as payment methods. For freight coordination or product questions, contact info@kingwellgrou.com.
Foshan Kingwell Industry co..Ltd. is a Foshan-based outdoor furniture manufacturer offering aluminum and teak products for commercial projects and mid-to-high-end customers. Established in 2015, the company reports a 26,800 sqm factory and exports to the Middle East, Europe, North America, Australia, and Southeast Asia. Its listed certifications include FSC and EN 581, and its project references include hotel and resort work.

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