DIKAPABED
DIKAPABED / About usCHINA · B2B FURNITURE MANUFACTURING

Bed frames and
mattresses from China.

DIKAPABED supplies bed frames and mattresses to overseas furniture importers, retailers and established online sellers. We start with existing models, then check the specifications, packing and quantities required for your market.

See our manufacturing work
Product lines · Bed frames + mattressesExport terms · FOB / Full containers
Bed-frame upholstery and assembly area pictured in DIKAPABED's company media library
Wood component cutting in the DIKAPABED media library
Bazhou / Hebei / China01 / ABOUT DIKAPABED
Before we quote, we check what you need to order.
Our starting point

Model and size, fabric or firmness, structure, packing, destination market and approximate order quantity. For custom work, production feasibility comes before a commitment.

01 / The people behind the products

About our company
and China team.

DIKAPABED is the export-facing furniture business of Langfang Liutai Furniture Co., Ltd., based in Bazhou, Hebei, China. Bed frames and mattresses are our two core product lines, both available for independent orders.

Bed upholstery sewing workshop photographed for the DIKAPABED media library
CHINA PRODUCTION / UPHOLSTERY WORK
YOUR MAIN CONTACT / CHINA

For established models, we confirm which sizes, materials and configurations are available. When you send a new drawing, structure or packing requirement, we ask the production team to review feasibility, cost and repeatability before we confirm the order.

Sara Wong, founder of DIKAPABED.com

Sara Wong

Founder of DIKAPABED.com · Over 10 years in furniture export

Sara works with buyers on model selection, order specifications and factory coordination. Your sales contact follows the enquiry through quotation, production updates and shipment.

Based in China · B2B furniture exportMeet Sara ↗
China-based team

Sales coordinates technical, production, QC and shipping questions with the responsible staff for each order.

One contact from enquiry to shipment

Your sales contact remains responsible for progress updates and keeping the confirmed specification aligned with the order.

02 / What we manufacture

Bed frames
and mattresses.

You can buy either product line on its own or discuss a bed-and-mattress mixed container. Each model, size and colour still needs to meet the agreed MOQ.

Gas-lift upholstered bed-frame assembly photo from DIKAPABED
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Bed frames

Upholstered, storage, metal and other established frame models. Options may include fabric, leg, wood slat, bed base, gas-lift and knock-down packing—depending on the model.

Structures · Finishes · Packing
Mattress manufacturing border-seaming image in DIKAPABED media library
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Mattresses

Pocket spring, bonnell spring and foam constructions with project-specific firmness, thickness, fabric and comfort-layer decisions. Vacuum compression and roll packing are common options.

Spring systems · Comfort · Roll pack
03 / Production in pictures

The work behind
our core products.

These workshop photographs show the main production stages of upholstered bed frames and mattresses. The exact process, component sourcing and checks depend on the model you order.

01 / Bed frame line

Upholstered bed production

From the agreed structure to upholstery and packing, with steps that matter to product consistency and shipment readiness.

Design & specifications — upholstered bed production photograph
01

Design & specifications

Dimensions and construction details are reviewed before cutting.

Wood cutting — upholstered bed production photograph
02

Wood cutting

Frame parts are prepared to the confirmed dimensions.

Frame building — upholstered bed production photograph
03

Frame building

Structural components are put together for upholstery.

Foam preparation — upholstered bed production photograph
04

Foam preparation

Foam padding is cut, fitted and checked for shape.

Upholstery & fitting — upholstered bed production photograph
05

Upholstery & fitting

Covers, panels and selected hardware are fitted.

Export packing — upholstered bed production photograph
06

Export packing

Finished parts are packed for shipment and handling.

02 / Mattress line

Mattress production

Cover work, foam or spring components, inspection and packing options, depending on the mattress construction.

Fabric cutting — mattress production photograph
01

Fabric cutting

Fabric panels are cut for the selected cover design.

Cover sewing — mattress production photograph
02

Cover sewing

Fabric cover panels and seams are prepared.

Foam & spring components — mattress production photographFoam & spring components — mattress production photograph
03

Foam & spring components

Relevant foam or pocket-spring components are prepared for the model.

Border sewing — mattress production photograph
04

Border sewing

Mattress panels and borders are joined.

Mattress testing — mattress production photograph
05

Mattress testing

Selected construction and finished-product checks are carried out.

Roll & carton packing — mattress production photographRoll & carton packing — mattress production photograph
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Roll & carton packing

Compressible models may be rolled and packed in cartons.

Production photographs are examples of the processes, not a claim that every operation or component is made in-house for every model. Relevant test reports and inspection documents are confirmed by product and destination market.

04 / Manufacturing boundaries

Our production processes
and purchased components.

Our factory handles core manufacturing operations. Some raw materials and components are sourced from outside suppliers. We confirm the actual construction and sourcing requirements for each model.

01

Core processing and assembly

Metal cutting, welding, powder coating, assembly preparation and packing are described factory operations. For upholstered beds or mattress processes, we confirm the steps and production arrangements relevant to the model being quoted.

02

Materials and purchased parts

We may source iron tubing, wooden slats, plastic fittings and other components externally. We confirm material grades and component specifications for the selected model rather than claiming every part is made in-house.

03

Custom development has a boundary

A new drawing, material, mechanism or non-standard package requires review of feasibility, production method, cost and repeatability before it can be accepted as a production requirement.

04

Compliance is model- and market-specific

Fire, material and product testing requirements need to be checked against the exact product, construction and destination. A general statement about compliance is not a substitute for a relevant report.

05 / From the working floor

Inside production and packing.

See examples of metal-frame work, mattress packing and container loading. These images support your factory review; technical reports and order-specific QC records are checked separately.

Metal-frame welding photograph from the DIKAPABED website media library
01 / Metal-frame work
Mattress roll-packing photograph from the DIKAPABED website media library
02 / Mattress packing
Container loading photograph from the DIKAPABED website media library
03 / Container loading
06 / Quality responsibility

How we check an order
before shipment.

After the PI and deposit, we check the final model, size, colour, fabric, construction, packing and special requirements before releasing the production order. Internal QC and inspection evidence are coordinated before dispatch.

01

Before production

Confirm model, size, colour, fabric code, structure, packing and any agreed special requirements after PI and deposit.

02

During production

Coordinate updates at meaningful production milestones and flag potential delays early.

03

Before shipment

Internal QC, available inspection photos or videos, and third-party inspection when requested by the buyer.

04

After delivery

Review documented problems and agree suitable spare parts, replacement, credit or other remedies on a case-by-case basis.

Markets we work with

United Kingdom · Europe, including Romania and Lithuania · Canada · Australia. Size, packaging and compliance requirements are considered separately for each destination.

Quality inspection image from DIKAPABED's WordPress media library
QC / Evidence by product & order
07 / How an order moves

From product enquiry
to container shipment.

01

Understand your market

Product, channel, target size, preferred specifications and approximate volume.

02

Review your options

Existing models, configurable choices or technical feasibility for custom work.

03

Build the quotation

FOB price basis, MOQ, lead time, carton details and container-loading assumptions.

04

Confirm before production

PI, deposit and final order specifications. Samples where the project needs them.

05

Inspect and dispatch

Internal QC, requested inspection, container loading and shipping coordination.

08 / Buyer situations

Buyer projects and decisions.

Read how buyers worked through product specifications, first orders and custom design questions. Each link opens an existing case study.

Following its initial upholstered bed order, the same Lithuanian furniture retailer approached us about a different model with a headboard appearance familiar to its customers. The buyer needed a practical construction proposal, a sample to review, and a clear specification and order plan before committing.
A Lithuanian furniture retailer was assessing our upholstered storage beds for its existing product range. To approve a first container order under its internal purchasing process, the buyer needed detailed product photographs, fabric information, written specifications and inspection evidence rather than relying on catalogue images alone.
An experienced Romanian bed retailer was evaluating additional upholstered bed models alongside its existing suppliers. The buyer already understood the local market and needed clear product configurations, colour references and packing information before deciding whether the proposed order matched its sales and delivery requirements.
Direct from the China team

Request a factory quotation.

Tell us which bed frames or mattresses you are considering, your target market and approximate quantity. Include any product images, drawings, packing or fire-safety requirements you already have.

Reference lead time: standard orders around 30 days; customized orders around 45 days, subject to confirmed specifications and production planning.