What is Longjiang furniture & showroom district?
This is an area guide, not a single mall. The China National Furniture Association describes a furniture cluster with six linked exhibition venues. Use the venue guides below to plan specific stops.
What can you find here?
Research manufacturing options, upholstery and project suppliers; arrange individual factory visits in advance.
Individual shops set their own selection, specifications and order conditions. A market’s category description is a starting point for your research, not confirmation that a specific product is in stock.
How to make the visit useful
Separate showroom browsing from a production visit. Ask the company to confirm the factory address, what can be seen and who will meet you.
Questions to ask in the showroom
- Confirm current access, event dates or appointment requirements before travelling.
- Identify the company responsible for your quotation and order.
- Record specifications, sample references, minimum quantities and lead times in writing.
- Confirm inspection, packing, collection and after-sales responsibilities.
What to compare next
Compare finished furniture in Lecong, manufacturing and trade venues in Longjiang, and appointment-based suppliers in Jiujiang–Shatou. These are different types of visit.
Keep the details of your visit
Record the building, floor and shop alongside each product reference. Note the dimensions, finish and unanswered questions so you can find the same piece again. Your notebook keeps your own observations with the destination.
Use the showroom comparison checklist ↗Market information checked against published sources on 28 October 2026. Visit suggestions are this guide’s editorial advice; they are not a claim of an on-site inspection. Confirm current hours and tenants directly.
Market information source — China National Furniture AssociationChamber contact directory — Lecong furniture chamber