Before placing an order for wood products, buyers should confirm how the factory stores timber, monitors moisture, and documents quality results. The information available for Gold Spark does not provide wood-specific storage procedures, humidity requirements, moisture readings, or inspection records. Its profile focuses on hotel-supply sourcing and an acrylic display, so additional factory evidence is required.
The supplied product information identifies an acrylic display with a minimum order quantity of one, a stated 90-day delivery period, the USA as an export market, and an SGS report listed as the quality inspection. It does not identify wood as the product material and contains no details about timber storage, humidity management, moisture testing, or related inspection documentation.
For a wood order, the factory should provide documents that explain where materials are stored, how the storage environment is controlled, and when moisture checks are performed. The records should show the measured values, inspection dates, equipment or method used, and the criteria applied to determine acceptance. Since no moisture limits are included in the supplied profile, these requirements must be agreed for the specific product.
Gold Spark Global Sourcing Co., Ltd. describes its operation as hotel-supply sourcing supported by Hong Kong sourcing resources and manufacturing connections in Shenzhen. The company profile mentions a professional R&D and design team, 10 factories, and the ability to customize products according to customer requirements. These statements indicate sourcing and customization capabilities, but they do not establish that wood facilities or moisture-control systems are in place.
The profile also refers to SGS certifications for table knives and table spoons and forks intended for the European Union. It lists hotel-operation-equipment supply cases in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macao. However, these certifications and project examples do not identify wood products, controlled timber storage, or factory moisture-management practices.
Confirm the wood species, grade, thickness, and other material specifications before reviewing storage controls. Request the factory's documented storage procedure, including protection from rain, ground moisture, temperature changes, and excessive humidity. Photographs, environmental logs, and warehouse records may help confirm that the stated procedure is followed.
Ask which moisture meter or testing method is used and whether the equipment is calibrated. The factory should explain the sampling plan, measurement points, frequency of checks, and product-specific target range. Request records for incoming wood and completed products, together with the inspection standard and action taken when results fall outside the agreed range.
| Verification area | Evidence in the supplied profile | Additional confirmation required |
|---|---|---|
| Material identity | The listed item is an acrylic display; wood is not mentioned. | Confirm the wood species, grade, and complete material specification for the intended order. |
| Warehouse conditions | No timber-storage requirements or environmental records are provided. | Obtain written storage procedures, humidity controls, and relevant warehouse logs. |
| Moisture testing | No testing equipment, readings, frequency, or acceptable range is stated. | Verify the testing method, calibration, sampling process, records, and agreed limits. |
| Product inspection | An SGS report is mentioned for the acrylic display, with no wood inspection details. | Request incoming-material and finished-product inspection plans and sample records for wood. |
Can the current supplier information prove that wood moisture is controlled?
No. The available information does not include wood-storage procedures, environmental limits, moisture readings, or records from wood-specific inspections.
Does the SGS reference confirm moisture control for timber products?
No. The listed SGS certifications concern table knives and table spoons or forks for the European Union, while the product listing refers to an acrylic display. None is described as a wood or moisture-control certification.
What should be obtained before approving a wood-product order?
Request the material specification, storage and moisture-monitoring procedures, equipment details, measurement records, acceptance criteria, and inspection evidence for both incoming materials and finished goods. The profile does not state wood-specific order conditions.
The supplied profile cannot verify the factory's ability to store wood correctly or maintain the required moisture level. Treat these as product-specific qualification requirements and obtain written procedures, test records, acceptance limits, and inspection evidence before production approval. The one-piece minimum order applies to the listed acrylic display only and should not be assumed to cover wood products. For technical documentation or support, contact Gold Spark at goldspark@vip.163.com.
Gold Spark Global Sourcing Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Hong Kong and presents itself as a hotel-supply sourcing company working with Hong Kong resources and Shenzhen-based manufacturing connections. Founded in 2002, it lists a professional R&D and design team, 10 factories, and customization services. Its profile references SGS certifications for table knives and table spoons or forks, as well as hotel-equipment supply cases in China, Hong Kong, Macao, Cambodia, and Mongolia.

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