When assessing sustainability documents for teak furniture, check the certification scheme, certificate ID, product coverage, and geographic scope. Kingwell’s supplied information lists FSC certificate SA-COC-015983 for teak wood outdoor furniture, with worldwide applicability. Ask for current paperwork and confirm it covers the particular products and materials in your order.
Begin by checking that the certificate name and number are clear and consistent. Then compare its scope with the product description and order details. The information provided associates FSC with teak wood outdoor furniture and states worldwide applicability, making it the relevant listed certificate to examine for a teak dining set. However, the supplied record does not state an expiry date or provide a verification result.
Distinguish timber-sourcing claims from other forms of compliance. The listed BS 5852 certificate covers outdoor furniture in the European region, and the EN 581 entry applies to outdoor tables in European countries. Neither listing is presented as evidence of sustainable teak sourcing.
Kingwell identifies itself as an outdoor furniture manufacturer based in Foshan, with design and manufacturing capabilities. Its Chester dining set information specifies a teak wood frame and rope-woven material. The company also describes hospitality projects in New Zealand and the United States, but those project descriptions do not establish sustainability certification for the products supplied to those sites.
Other credentials listed by the company include ISO90001, RoHS, CE, and EPR. Each should be considered according to its own stated purpose and scope. They are not substitutes for checking the FSC documentation that relates to teak.
| Record | Coverage stated in the supplied information | Relevance to a teak furniture purchase |
|---|---|---|
| FSC, SA-COC-015983 | Teak wood outdoor furniture; worldwide | Compare the document’s coverage with the specific teak product and materials being ordered. |
| BS 5852, DT25010764 | Outdoor furniture; European region | This listing does not make a teak-sourcing sustainability claim. |
| EN 581, DT25010309 | Outdoor tables; European countries | Assess it only against its stated table and regional scope, not as proof of timber origin. |
| Product specification | Teak wood frame; rope-woven material | Use the specification to clarify which products and materials fall within the certificate’s scope. |
Which certificate in the supplied information relates to teak outdoor furniture?
The listed FSC certificate is SA-COC-015983. Its stated scope is teak wood outdoor furniture, with worldwide applicability.
Does the supplier’s certificate list confirm that my dining set is covered?
No. Check the scope against the exact item and its materials, and request documentation relevant to your order. The supplied information does not include a validity period or an independent verification result.
Can BS 5852 or EN 581 demonstrate that the teak was sustainably sourced?
Not according to the supplied records. BS 5852 is listed for outdoor furniture in the European region, while EN 581 is listed for outdoor tables in European countries; neither is identified as a teak-sourcing sustainability certificate.
For teak furniture, focus on the FSC listing, confirm its identifier and product scope, and ask the supplier for supporting documentation that applies to the goods in your order. Kingwell says it offers OEM and ODM work and custom project solutions, with quality checks during production and before shipment. These services do not replace checking whether the certificate covers the specified products. For product documentation or technical questions, contact info@kingwellgrou.com.
Foshan Kingwell Industry co..Ltd. makes outdoor furniture in Foshan, Guangdong, including aluminum and teak pieces, and offers design, manufacturing, and sourcing support for commercial projects. Founded in 2015, the company reports a 26,800-square-meter factory and lists FSC certification for teak wood outdoor furniture. Its cooperation cases include hospitality projects in New Zealand, the United States, and Spain.

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