We measure them, open and close the doors and drawers in the agreed inspection sample (every unit where your order asks for a full check), check the finish under consistent light, and confirm the hardware is the brand and model on your order. A cabinet that is 3 mm out is a cabinet that will not fit the run, so we would rather find it here than you find it on site.
Openings get checked for operation and seal. Electrical products get powered up and tested. These fail differently from a cabinet, so we check them differently.
We compare what has been made against the sample you signed off, under the same lighting every time. Wood and stone vary naturally, and we will tell you where that variation sits rather than pretend every piece is identical.
Not stock images, and not a certificate — the actual products from your order, photographed in our warehouse, with the carton labels visible.
Someone walks the pallets with a camera so you can see quantity, condition and packing for yourself. It takes us twenty minutes and saves everyone a dispute later.
View GEORGE’s cabinet trial-assembly recordYou are welcome to appoint SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek or your own agent. We will book the date, give them access, and send the packing list in advance. We do not treat an outside inspector as a problem.
Plenty of our customers time a Foshan visit to the week their order is finishing so they can see it crated. Tell us your dates and we will plan production around them.
GEORGE’s project workflow includes warehouse entry and loading records, connecting the supplied items with shipment preparation. The order defines the particular packing and inspection work.
Yes. You get a photo set of your own order before the container is sealed, plus a walk-through video where it is agreed for the order. Loading goes ahead once the person who signs off release for your order has approved it.
It stays here. We repair or remake it, inspect it again, and send you the new photographs. A few days of delay in Foshan is a far smaller problem than a wrong cabinet arriving on your site six weeks later.
Yes. Appoint anyone you like — SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek, or your own person. We will arrange access and share the packing list beforehand.
Dimensions, finish and hardware are checked across the batch, and one unit of each type is fully assembled and tested. On repeat-unit projects such as hotels or apartment blocks, we agree the sampling level with you in writing first, so you know exactly what was checked.
No. A display can show color, texture, and visible construction. Dimensions, hardware, operation, and hidden components remain separate inspection subjects.
Packing and warehouse preparation follow the product-focused checks. Package protection, condition, and identification become part of getting the order ready for shipment.
