We source furniture and shop fit-out for Moroccan businesses, from any manufacturing country. Here are the answers to the questions that come up before you order.
Display fixtures, garment racks, mannequins, showcases, office furniture, warehouse shelving, sofas, outdoor furniture and commercial kitchen equipment. We source from any manufacturing country, not only China: depending on the family, the strongest factory sits in Asia, Turkey or Europe, and that factory sets the price and the lead time. The rest of our product families are listed under what we source.
Tell us what you need on WhatsAppYes. You describe the floor space, the layout and the list of items, we source the set from the factories involved, then we consolidate the shipment. A fit-out is built item by item, and every supplier is checked before any money moves.
Furniture ships in cartons, and part of this family is compressed to take less volume, sofas above all. Before shipment an approved inspection body checks the goods, and the contract you sign covers damage, loss and delay. The full sequence, from contract to delivery, is set out in how an import runs.
Yes, and on furniture it usually decides the final price. Sea freight is billed on the greater of volume or weight, so two pieces of the same weight cost different amounts to ship if one takes twice the space. That is why we price from the landed cost and never from the FOB price.
Sea freight from China typically runs 30 to 45 days, and the whole operation, production included, runs 2 to 3 months. Sourcing from Turkey or Europe moves faster. Your real timeline is fixed in the contract from the start.
Orders start at 50,000 MAD and are paid in advance. We do not issue free quotes: a written contract is drawn up and signed before any payment, and it sets out what protects you if goods are damaged, lost or delayed. To describe what you need, the contact page opens a WhatsApp message ready to send.
A commercial invoice in French with the HS code, the import commitment (engagé d'importation), the customs declaration, and your ICE business identifier. Since 1 February 2020 a certificate of conformity is required for regulated consignments: it is issued by an authorised body and presented to customs. Whether your items fall in scope depends on their tariff classification, and we check that shipment by shipment, never by assumption.