Doll House Manufacturer

Doll houses and the wooden play sets that go around them — market stalls, garages and scenery buildings — produced in our own factory in Yunhe, Zhejiang.

What we make in the doll house and play set line

A doll house is a small piece of furniture that has to survive being furnished, emptied and rebuilt. That is why it is produced like furniture: flat panels, printed faces, accurate slot fitting, and fittings that do not loosen.

Doll houses and play buildings — multi-level houses with printed walls, floors and removable furniture.
Market stalls and shops (TS7001) — a counter, a canopy and shelving, the structure that pretend play needs.
Garages and car parks (TS7000) — ramps, levels and a lift or slide mechanism for vehicle play.
Scenery and accessory sets — furniture, figures and fittings that ship inside the same carton.

The range sits in the wooden doll houses category, next to play kitchens and role play toys.

Wooden toy manufacturing: the commercial facts

Factory or trading company	Factory. Our own 6,000 m2 plant in Yunhe, Zhejiang, with a team of 80 and wooden toy production since 2007.
MOQ	50 pieces per item for in-stock wooden toys. OEM, ODM and private-label items are quoted per product, because the minimum depends on how much is customised.
Samples	Catalogue items are usually dispatched within 48 hours. Custom sampling takes about 10 days.
Sample credit	The sample fee is deducted from the bulk order once the order for that item reaches 1,000 pieces.
Production lead time	Around 30 days after order confirmation, subject to complexity, material and quantity.
Payment	30 percent T/T deposit in advance with the balance before shipment; final terms are confirmed with your order.
Certification	EN71 for the EU; ASTM F963 with CPSIA and Children’s Product Certificate documentation for the US; FSC chain of custody and BSCI.
Customisation	OEM, ODM and private label: logo printing or laser engraving, colour matching, packaging and instruction sheets.
Export markets	Europe, North America and Oceania.
Shipping	Export cartons or retail-ready packaging, with the commercial documents and carton marks prepared for your forwarder.
Play set range	Catalogue play-building items TS7000 and TS7001, alongside the wider pretend-play range in play kitchens, role play and play food.
Materials	MDF and plywood for printed walls and floors, beech and rubberwood for furniture and fittings. FSC-certified stock where the specification allows.
Printing and finishing	Direct UV print for wallpaper and floor patterns, water-based paint for solid parts, on the automatic lines.
Assembly	Flat-packed with hardware and illustrated instructions, or pre-assembled where the buyer needs it ready for the shelf.

Slot fitting and the parts that fail first

Most returns on a doll house are not caused by the wood. They are caused by a slot that is slightly too tight, a screw that strips, or a printed face that peels at the edge. All three are decided before production.

Tolerance. Panel slots are cut to a controlled clearance so the house stands square without forcing it.
Hardware. Screws and cam fittings are chosen for the panel thickness, and the pilot hole is drilled at the same setting as the cut.
Edge sealing. Printed faces are sealed at the cut edge, which is where a laminate would otherwise lift.

Safety for a 3+ pretend-play item

A doll house sold from three years old is tested for mechanical hazards, edges, coating and stability rather than for small parts.

Stability. Tall houses are tested so that they do not tip when a door or a drawer is pulled.
Edges and points. Every panel edge is rounded or banded and checked after painting.
Small parts. Furniture and figures are checked, because a set sold under three years cannot contain a piece that fits the small-parts cylinder.
Coating. Water-based paint applied on the automatic line, verified against the EN71-3 migration limits.
Documents. EN71 reports for the EU and ASTM F963 reports with CPC paperwork for the US, issued per item.

Freight: the reason a doll house is designed flat

A doll house is mostly air once it is built, so the carton and the panel layout are designed together and the item is quoted flat-packed. Carton volume, not product count, is what a container is paid for.

Hardware and illustrated instructions are packed per carton, and retail-ready packaging with barcodes is produced to your artwork if the item goes straight to a shelf.

Sampling and ordering

Samples are built from an existing house or stall wherever the geometry allows, which keeps the sampling cost down. Custom sampling takes about 10 days and production runs around 30 days after confirmation. In-stock sets start at 50 pieces per item, and mixed orders can be consolidated into one shipment.

Frequently asked questions

Can you produce a doll house to our own design?

Yes. Panel layout, printed faces, fittings and packaging can all follow your drawing; custom projects are quoted per product because the minimum depends on tooling and customisation.

Do you supply doll houses flat-packed?

Yes. They are designed and quoted flat-packed, with hardware and illustrated instructions per carton, and a pre-assembled version is quoted on request.

Which materials are used for the walls and floors?

MDF and plywood for printed walls and floors, with beech and rubberwood for furniture and fittings. FSC-certified stock is used where the specification allows.

What is the MOQ?

In-stock play sets start at 50 pieces per item. OEM and private-label items are quoted per product.

Are the printed faces resistant to peeling?

The printed face is sealed at the cut edge, which is the point where a print or laminate would otherwise lift in use.

How long does production take?

A typical cycle is around 30 days after order confirmation, subject to complexity, material and quantity.

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