One catalogue, four product lines. Browse the complete Hongye range of office, hotel, healthcare, and school furniture, then download the full PDF to shortlist models for your next commercial project.
Most procurement teams start a commercial furniture project the same way: they collect quotes from three or four suppliers, compare spreadsheets, and only later discover that the products belong to different quality tiers. A full-range catalogue solves that problem at the source. This guide introduces the complete Hongye Group catalogue covering four directions – office furniture, hotel furniture, healthcare and senior living furniture, and school furniture – all produced under one manufacturing base in Guangdong, China. Instead of stitching together suppliers for each space, you can see which series actually match your project type, budget band and certification requirements before you request a single quotation. The catalogue includes dimensions, material specifications, finish options and reference photos for more than 1,000 SKUs, organised so that a purchasing manager, an interior designer and a project contractor can all navigate it without explanation.
Guangdong Hongye Furniture Group Co., Ltd. was founded in 1996 and operates a factory of more than 300,000 square metres with over 1,000 skilled workers. To date the group has delivered more than 1,000 projects in over 50 countries, including FF&E packages for 47+ international hotel brands. On this page we walk through what the catalogue contains, how to match each series to your project, what customisation and OEM options exist, and what lead times and quality guarantees to expect. You can jump straight to the download section or read the whole guide – it takes about eight minutes.
Why Start With a Full-Range Catalogue Instead of Individual Quotes
My rule after years of reviewing procurement projects is simple: look at the catalogue before the quotation. A quotation tells you a price; a catalogue tells you what that price is actually buying. When a mixed-use development needs executive desks upstairs, guestroom casegoods in the hotel wing and reception seating in the clinic on level two, three separate suppliers mean three finish standards, three lead-time risks and three sets of warranty terms. One catalogue with one manufacturing standard removes most of that coordination cost.
Modern open-plan office with rows of white workstations, ergonomic mesh chairs and grey carpet flooring.
There is also a cost argument. Because the group produces office, hotel, healthcare and school lines in the same 300,000+ m2 facility, shared materials and shared production lines bring a typical 30-50% cost advantage compared with buying equivalent specification items in Europe or North America. That figure is not a marketing claim you have to take on faith – the catalogue lists the panel thickness, edge-banding type and hardware grade for every model, so your QS team can do a like-for-like comparison line by line.
The full PDF is available in the catalogue library at /catalog/, and the rest of this guide explains how to navigate it by project type.
What Is Inside the Catalogue: Four Series, One Manufacturing Base
The catalogue is organised into four series, and each series follows the same page logic: product photography, dimension drawings in millimetres, material and finish codes, and packing information. This matters more than it sounds. When every series documents its products the same way, your team can build one specification database for the whole building instead of reformatting three supplier catalogues into one.
| Series | Typical Products | Best Suited For | Reference Price Band (USD) |
| Office | Workstations, executive desks, task chairs, conference tables, filing systems | Corporate HQs, co-working, government buildings | $120 – $1,800 per unit |
| Hotel | Guestroom casegoods, beds, wardrobes, luggage benches, lobby and restaurant furniture | Hotels, resorts, serviced apartments | $900 – $3,500 per guestroom package |
| Healthcare & Senior Living | Nurse stations, waiting seating, bedside cabinets, dining chairs, recliners | Clinics, hospitals, senior living residences | $150 – $8,000 per unit |
| School | Desks and chairs, teacher podiums, library shelving, dormitory beds | K-12 schools, universities, training centres | $25 – $220 per unit |
Executive office desk in dark wood veneer with a matching return unit and leather chair.
A note on honesty: a shared factory does not mean every series is identical in construction. The hotel line, for example, uses heavier casegood construction and more moisture-resistant finishes than the standard office line, because guestrooms see luggage impact, humidity swings and daily housekeeping chemicals. The healthcare line prioritises anti-bacterial surfaces and cleanable seams. The catalogue flags these differences in each series introduction, and I would recommend reading those two pages before finalising a mixed-project specification.
Hotel Furniture: Casegoods, FF&E Packages and Brand-Standard Compliance
Hotel work is where the group’s project experience shows most clearly. Having supplied FF&E for 47+ international hotel brands, the production team is used to working from operator brand-standard books: fire-rating requirements for headboards, drawer runner cycle counts, luggage bench heights, and the finish palette the operator’s design firm specified. If your project carries an operator brand standard, send the relevant pages with your inquiry and the quotation will be built against those clauses, not against generic specs.
Hotel guestroom with a wood veneer bed, upholstered headboard, writing desk and wardrobe unit.
| Space | Core Items | Key Specification Points | Typical Budget per Room (USD) |
| Standard guestroom | Bed frame, headboard, wardrobe, luggage bench, writing desk, minibar cabinet | 18-25 mm E1/ENF panels, soft-close hardware, CA TB117-2013 or BS 5852 foam options | $900 – $1,800 |
| Suite / executive room | Extended casegoods, sofa, coffee table, minibar, closet system | Veneer-matched panels, higher-seam upholstery, integrated lighting cutouts | $1,800 – $3,500 |
| Lobby & public areas | Reception counters, lounge sofas, armchairs, coffee tables | High-density foam (45D+), commercial-grade fabrics, 100,000+ Martindale options | Quoted per project layout |
| Restaurant & banquet | Dining chairs, tables, service trolleys, stacking options | Stackable frames, 3-5 year warranty on frame structures | Quoted per project layout |
One trade-off worth stating plainly: brand-standard compliance adds engineering time before production. A non-branded boutique hotel can move from drawing approval to production in roughly two weeks; a branded property typically needs three to five weeks of submittal and review with the operator’s design team first. The 45-60 day production lead time starts after that approval, so build it into your master schedule rather than discovering it during fit-out.
Healthcare and Senior Living: Hygiene, Safety and Nurse Station Design
Healthcare environments punish furniture that was only designed to look good. Seams collect fluid, light-coloured laminates stain, and any sharp external corner becomes a patient-safety issue. The healthcare series in the catalogue is specified around three priorities: surfaces that withstand daily disinfectant wiping, radiused corners on all exposed edges, and seat structures rated for higher user weights than standard commercial furniture. For senior living projects, additional options include higher seat heights (460-500 mm to ease standing up), armrests on every dining chair and anti-tip wall-fixing kits on all storage units.
A curved nurse station counter in a bright hospital corridor with staff seating behind it.
| Area | Furniture Items | Design Features | Reference Price (USD) |
| Nurse station | Curved or straight counter, worktops, drawer units, task seating | Anti-bacterial worktop, cable management, knee-clearance for wheelchair access | $2,000 – $8,000 per station |
| Waiting area | Beam seating, single chairs, coffee tables | Stain-resistant PU or medical vinyl, weighted bases, gap-free under-structure | $150 – $400 per seat |
| Consultation room | Doctor desk, patient chairs, cabinet | Rounded corners, wipe-clean surfaces, lockable medicine cabinet options | $300 – $900 per set |
| Senior dining / activity | Dining tables and armchairs, activity tables | 460-500 mm seat height, full armrests, anti-tip fixings | $80 – $260 per unit |
Because clinic layouts vary far more than office layouts, this is the series where the group’s design department adds the most value before manufacturing. Send your floor plan and the team will return a furniture layout with circulation clearances checked – typically 900 mm minimum for corridor passage and 1,500 mm turning circles where wheelchair access is required.
School and Education Furniture: Volume Production That Survives Daily Use
School furniture is a volume business, and the economics only work when a factory can produce hundreds of identical desks with consistent quality. This is a natural fit for the group’s scale: education series items are produced in batch runs with dedicated jigs, which is why a classroom desk-and-chair set lands in the $25-60 range at MOQ while a single-unit purchase from a trading company often costs twice that. Durability targets are explicit – desk frames are tested to BIFMA cycle standards, and surface laminates are selected for marker-pen removability and scratch resistance.
A bright classroom with rows of height-adjustable student desks and blue plastic chairs.
| Product | Adjustment Range | MOQ | Reference Price (USD) |
| Student desk and chair set | Desk height 620-780 mm, 3-5 levels | 100 sets | $25 – $60 per set |
| Teacher podium and desk | Fixed height, optional crank adjust | 20 units | $120 – $220 per unit |
| Library shelving | Steel, 4-6 tiers, custom bay widths | Per project | $40 – $90 per bay section |
| Dormitory bed | Fixed, single or bunk configuration | 50 units | $60 – $160 per unit |
The trade-off in education furniture is lead time versus price: the lowest unit costs come from batch production windows scheduled around other school projects. If your academic calendar requires delivery before a September term start, placing the order in March or April keeps you in a comfortable production slot; orders placed in June compete with the entire hemisphere’s procurement cycle, and rush premiums of 10-20% are common across the industry, not just here.
Customisation, OEM Capability, Lead Times and Quality Assurance
Roughly 60% of the group’s project volume involves some level of customisation – a non-standard wardrobe width to fit a hotel room module, a nurse station bent to match a corridor angle, or a full OEM run manufactured to an overseas brand’s own designs. The in-house design department works from your drawings (DWG, SketchUp or PDF), returns shop drawings for confirmation, and prototyping is available for custom casegoods before bulk production. Standard models can also be re-finished: the catalogue’s finish chart covers dozens of laminate and veneer codes, and fabric and leather options are matched to project samples.
Detailed CAD layout plan of a hotel lobby showing furniture positions with dimension lines.
| Item | Standard Production | Custom / OEM | Notes |
| Office furniture | 45-60 days | 50-70 days | Prototype adds 10-15 days if required |
| Hotel casegoods | 45-60 days | 50-70 days after drawing approval | Brand-standard review period is extra, 2-5 weeks |
| Healthcare furniture | 45-60 days | 55-75 days | Anti-bacterial and load-rating tests included |
| School furniture | 45-60 days | Batch schedule dependent | Order 6+ months before term start for best pricing |
Quality assurance runs on four certifications: BIFMA for structural and durability standards, GREENGUARD Gold for low chemical emissions – important for schools and healthcare projects with indoor air requirements – plus FSC chain-of-custody for timber sourcing and CE marking for European markets. Every order ships with a pre-shipment inspection report, and third-party inspection (SGS, BV or your appointed agency) is welcome at the group’s expense of waiting time, not yours. Packaging is export-grade flat-pack or fully assembled per project; mixed containers combining all four series are routine and your project manager will plan the loading plan to avoid damage points.
When you are ready to move from browsing to specifying, download the full catalogue at /catalog/ and send your shortlist together with quantities and city of delivery through /contact/ – a quotation with itemised specifications typically returns within two working days.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for Hongye furniture?
MOQ varies by series. Office furniture typically starts at 10-20 sets, school desks at 100 sets and dormitory beds at 50 units. Hotel casegoods are usually quoted per project because room counts drive the production plan. Mixed-model sample orders are possible at adjusted unit prices.
How long does production take from order confirmation?
Standard production lead time is 45-60 days for all four series. Custom or OEM orders generally add 5-15 days depending on engineering complexity, and branded hotel projects should budget an additional 2-5 weeks for brand-standard drawing approval before production begins.
Can you manufacture furniture based on my own designs or an interior designer’s drawings?
Yes. The in-house design team works from DWG, SketchUp or PDF drawings, returns shop drawings for your confirmation and can produce prototypes for custom casegoods before bulk production. Roughly 60% of project volume involves some level of custom work.
Which certifications do the products carry?
Core certifications are BIFMA (structural and durability standards), GREENGUARD Gold (low chemical emissions), FSC (responsible timber sourcing) and CE marking for European markets. Test reports can be shared during the quotation stage, and third-party inspection before shipment is welcome.
Do you supply furniture to international hotel brands, and can you meet brand standards?
The group has delivered FF&E for 47+ international hotel brands across its 1,000+ completed projects in 50+ countries. If your property carries an operator brand standard, send the relevant specification pages with your inquiry and the quotation will be built against those clauses.
How much can I save by sourcing from China compared with local suppliers?
Because office, hotel, healthcare and school lines share one 300,000+ m2 manufacturing base, equivalent-specification items typically come in 30-50% below European or North American pricing. Your QS team can verify this line by line, since the catalogue lists panel thickness, hardware grade and finish codes for every model.
