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my country's furniture industry has a 30-year history, during which it has experienced rapid growth and enjoyed immense profitability. With continuous social progress and development, computer chairs, as a rising star in the furniture industry, have become an indispensable part. However, relevant industry standards have not kept pace with this development, leading to a wide range of quality in the computer chair market. As market demand for computer chairs continues to increase, many manufacturers have shifted to their production. However, the lack of standardized regulations within my country's furniture industry has further exacerbated the chaos in the computer chair market, causing numerous problems for consumers during purchase and use. Some consumers have even been misled by misleading advertising, resulting in damage to their lives and property, seriously infringing upon their legitimate rights.
Computer Chair Industry Unveiled, Part 1: Deceptive Practices
As sales of computer chairs continue to rise in the furniture industry, numerous manufacturers have invested in their production, hoping to gain a share of this booming market. However, these manufacturers have limited independent research and development capabilities and lack proprietary intellectual property rights, resulting in long development cycles. Driven by profit, most computer chair manufacturers abandon independent research and development, resorting to the opportunistic method of imitation. These imitations only resemble genuine computer chairs in appearance, but are significantly inferior in terms of functionality and technology. Furthermore, these imitation computer chairs have major defects in both workmanship and material application, making it difficult for their quality to meet the standards for entry into the furniture market. These manufacturers then exploit the imperfections in market supervision, entering retail outlets through various channels and selling their products to consumers.
Computer Chair Industry Unveiled Part 2: Leveraging Resources
The computer chair industry boasts seemingly limitless financial prospects, attracting numerous investors. However, many of these investors lack independent production lines, instead adopting an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) production model. This OEM model differs from traditional private label manufacturing. In OEM manufacturing, manufacturers possess core production technologies and outsource production to brand owners through contracts. The brand owners only control sales and distribution channels. To reduce costs, brand owners often use substitute materials and employ lower-tech features, cutting costs at every stage. This results in significant differences between OEM-produced computer chairs and those manufactured by the original manufacturer.
Computer Chair Industry Unveiled, Part 3: Substitution
The lack of standardized regulations in the furniture market has led to frequent reports of furniture quality problems. The most common quality issues with computer chairs include: 1. The pentagonal frame has a small radius, which is not ergonomically designed, causing the chair to frequently tip over and injure users; 2. The pentagonal frame is manufactured with substandard materials, resulting in insufficient load-bearing capacity and causing the frame to break during use; 3. The gas spring is of substandard quality, leading to explosions during use, with recent incidents of gas spring explosions causing injuries being the most significant. These frequently exposed problems have already been thrust into the public eye, yet many manufacturers continue to cut corners during production, using inferior or unqualified components. Coupled with lax supervision in the furniture industry, this has resulted in a large number of computer chairs that do not meet safety standards entering the market.
Computer Chair Industry Unveiled, Part 4: Deception
Most computer chairs on the Chinese market are "MADE IN CHINA," while some are imported. Imported chairs are typically high-end products, and due to import/export tariffs, their prices are relatively high. This has led unscrupulous domestic merchants to target imported furniture. Some inland manufacturers are counterfeiting foreign computer chair products, then exporting them through customs, and later importing them back under the guise of being "imported." They are giving these domestically made chairs a "foreign import" label, or even worse, directly affixing foreign import labels to these domestically produced chairs to justify raising the prices of these inferior, cheap chairs. This deceptive practice seriously infringes upon consumers' legitimate rights.
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