A standard drywall interior is a flat wall with no architectural detail. The wall is functional, but it's not designed, and the room reads as a builder-grade interior. A few well-placed decorative PU elements can transform the wall from a flat surface to an architectural composition.
The most common upgrade is the addition of a chair rail. A single horizontal line at 90 to 100 centimeters off the floor, breaking the wall into an upper and a lower zone. The chair rail is a simple upgrade that adds proportion to the wall.
A second common upgrade is the addition of panel molding. A grid of panels on the wall, with the panel molding applied to the surface. The panels add pattern to the wall, with the design being a deliberate composition.
A third common upgrade is the addition of a cornice. A cornice at the ceiling line, framing the ceiling and adding a horizontal break at the top of the wall. The cornice adds a finished look to the room.
A fourth common upgrade is the addition of a door surround. A complete surround around the door, with casings, corner blocks, and a cornice. The surround frames the door and adds a designed element to the wall.
A fifth common upgrade is the addition of wall appliques. A small PU applique or onlay applied to the wall as a focal point. The applique adds a classical detail to the wall without a major renovation.
A sixth common upgrade is the addition of a ceiling medallion. A PU medallion applied to the ceiling around a light fixture. The medallion frames the fixture and adds a focal point to the room.
For sourcing, the right conversation with the factory is about the specific upgrades and the room's design. The factory can advise on the right products, the right profiles, and the right finishes, with a coordinated package that ensures the upgrades work together as a composition.
A practical note on the cost. The decorative PU elements are a small cost item, but the visual impact is significant. A $500 investment in PU elements can transform a $50,000 room. The upgrades are the highest-ROI interior improvements available.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is your factory MOQ?
A: MOQ depends on the product line: stock cornice and skirting profiles start at 200 linear meters per shipment, wall panels at 50 square meters, and custom OEM/ODM profiles at 500 linear meters or 1,000 pieces. Sample orders are accepted for most catalog items, with sample fees credited toward the first bulk order.
Q: What are your standard lead times?
A: Stock catalog items ship within 7–15 days of order confirmation. Custom tooling for OEM profiles takes 25–35 days for sample approval plus 20–30 days for bulk production. Air freight from Guangzhou / Shenzhen takes 5–10 days to most major ports; sea freight takes 18–32 days depending on destination.
Q: Do you offer OEM and ODM services?
A: Yes. Our factory offers full OEM (your brand, our tooling) and ODM (your 3D model or sample, our design team reverse-engineers and produces custom tooling) services. We can sign NDAs, work from hand sketches, photographs, or CAD files, and ship samples for approval before bulk production.
Q: What are your payment terms?
A: Standard terms are 30% T/T deposit on order confirmation and 70% balance against a copy of the B/L. For new buyers we also accept 100% L/C at sight. Long-term partners can apply for open-account terms after three successful orders.