How the company describes its own start
The MIC profile states the company was established in 2008, and it tells the early story in plain terms: a small factory majoring in glass tables and upholstery chairs and stools for home use only. The company describes its start as a small factory of 15 people. That early focus on glass tables and upholstered seating explains why dining tables and upholstery chairs still sit near the centre of the catalogue, even though the range has widened well beyond them.
From that home use base, the company added a plastic chair and tolix chair production line for restaurant use and bar use, a step the MIC history presents as its entry into commercial furniture. The shift matters for buyers because restaurant and bar seating faces a different daily load from living room seating: more covers, more cleaning, more stacking and more replacement of single units. A buyer reading the history can see why the catalogue now carries both a domestic-looking upholstery chair and a wipe-clean plastic chair, and why the two are sold through different conversations even when they share a product page template.
From home use lines into commercial furniture
The MIC history continues the story into the present decade, noting that after 2020 the company moved into office and game furniture business. Office chairs and game chairs therefore sit in the catalogue as newer lines beside the older dining and banquet lines, and buyers should treat them as such: the source pages give less depth on these lines than on the restaurant lines, and this site does not pad them with invented features. A game chair page, for example, stays at category level and stays silent about racing-style bolsters and other features the source pictures do not show.
Today the company presents itself as a one-stop supplier of dining room and living room furniture as well as commercial furniture, naming office furniture, restaurant furniture and banquet furniture in the same breath. That breadth is useful for a buyer furnishing a mixed venue, such as a hotel with a restaurant, a lounge and a conference floor, because one supplier can be asked about all three rooms. It also means a buyer should check each line on its own page rather than assuming that a strength in banquet chairs automatically transfers to office chairs, since the pages draw on different source depths.
The teams behind an order
The MIC profile names four teams that support an order: an OEM research and development centre, a quality control inspection team, a customer care department and a professional sourcing team. The sourcing team matters more than its modest billing suggests, because the company states that it not only produces furniture but also sources whatever furniture its customers need, which lets a buyer ask about a line that is not in the standard catalogue without being turned away at the first message. Ask in your inquiry whether a sourced line can be supplied, and on what terms.
Quality control appears in the product pages as a sequence rather than a slogan: a pre-production sample before mass production, and an inspection before shipment. A buyer can use those two steps as checkpoints, asking to see the sample outcome and the inspection result for their own order. The product pages also list the documents supplied with an order, including a production process report, a quality report and a loading report, which gives a buyer paperwork to file alongside the goods when they arrive.
What this site leaves out, and why
Two sources disagree on the company postcode, and the address on this site therefore stops at Tianjin, China, with no postcode, district or street address printed anywhere. Staff totals also differ between sources, so no current headcount appears on this site at all, and the only people figure quoted is the attributed early-factory self-description on this page. Warranty wording differs between product pages too, so no single warranty length is published here; a buyer who needs a warranty term for a specific line should ask for it in writing for that line.
Certificates follow the same rule. The certificates page says certificates are available upon request, because the source pages name testing organisations on individual product pages without giving certificate numbers, validity dates or product-by-product coverage. This site does not turn those mentions into a blanket certification claim, and it does not publish a certificate list that nobody has verified. Buyers who need a certificate for a tender or a retail listing should request the document for their exact model in an inquiry.
