Recycled aluminum may suit outdoor furniture projects, provided the supplier confirms the material content and its fitness for the intended application. Kingwell’s specifications for the Como rope-woven dining set identify an aluminum frame, but do not say whether it contains recycled aluminum. Buyers should verify this separately before specifying it as a recycled-material product.
The suitability of recycled aluminum depends on both documented material specifications and the project’s functional and design requirements. For the Como set, the available information describes an aluminum frame paired with rope weaving. It does not provide a recycled-content percentage or confirm that recycled aluminum is used. Ask the supplier for written confirmation rather than assuming that an aluminum frame is recycled.
The product can be customized in size and color. Published dimensions are 90 × 90 × 75 cm for the square table, 150 × 90 × 75 cm for the rectangular table, and 58 × 60 × 84 cm for a dining chair. The stated weight capacity is 150 kg per seat. These details apply to the listed product specification and do not indicate a recycled-aluminum version.
Kingwell describes inspections at several production stages. These include reviewing incoming material specifications, monitoring manufacturing, and checking finished dimensions, appearance, structural stability, quantity, and packaging. For an order requiring recycled aluminum, buyers should confirm that the material specification is included in the checks and order documentation.
The company lists EN 581 for outdoor tables and ISO90001 for outdoor furniture among its certifications. These company-provided credentials do not establish the recycled content of the Como frame. Kingwell also cites hospitality and outdoor dining projects in New Zealand, the United States, and Spain.
| Topic | Published information | Questions for the supplier |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | The Como set has an aluminum frame | Is the aluminum recycled, and what recycled-content level can be documented? |
| Additional material | Rope-woven construction | Does the complete material specification meet the project requirements? |
| Customization | Size and color options are available | Can the requested material specification be supplied with the chosen finish and configuration? |
| Quality control | Checks cover materials, production, finished dimensions, appearance, stability, quantity, and packaging | How will recycled-content requirements be recorded and checked? |
| Order planning | MOQ: 5–10 sets; samples: 7–10 days; formal orders: 30–45 days | Could material verification affect the sample or production schedule? |
No. The available product information names aluminum as the frame material but does not confirm recycled content. Ask the supplier to verify the material before ordering.
Kingwell lists size and color customization, with table configurations for 6, 10, or 12 people. Confirm the exact layout and specifications for your project with the supplier.
Request confirmation of recycled content and supporting material documentation. Also check that the selected dimensions, finish, and delivery schedule align with project needs.
Recycled aluminum is a potential option for outdoor furniture procurement when its content and suitability are confirmed by the supplier. Kingwell’s Como set has a specified aluminum frame, customization options, and stated production checks, but its published details do not verify recycled content. Kingwell offers manufacturing, OEM and ODM, and custom project support. For material specifications or project assistance, contact info@kingwellgrou.com.
Foshan Kingwell Industry co..Ltd. is a Foshan-based outdoor furniture manufacturer serving engineering projects. Established in 2015, the company operates a 26,800-square-meter factory specializing in aluminum and teak furniture, with markets across the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia. Its listed certifications include BS 5852 and EN 581, and its project experience includes hospitality and outdoor leisure settings.

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