KAIJIE GROUP / MATERIAL · SPACE · MARKET
WPC and SPC material systems, metallic surface expressions and spatial design—connected with the support to build a local materials business.
DISCOVER KAIJIE01 / WHO WE ARE
A material needs more than a specification. It needs a place in a room, a clear presentation and a way to reach the market.
KAIJIE brings wall and ceiling materials into a coordinated interior offer. The range spans decorative wall panels, fluted profiles, ceiling elements and acoustic-panel directions, with each product selected for its specific use.
Our role connects manufacturing with design and distributor support. Partners can develop a product selection, showroom brief and market-content plan around the customers they serve.
02 / HUBEI × SHANDONG
Manufacturing, presentation and partner communication are different parts of the same material business.
01 / HUBEI · XIANNING
The Hubei site brings factory buildings, panel handling and surface-lamination work into one production setting. See the workshop before going deeper into the selected product and its process.
EXPLORE HUBEI PRODUCTIONGOOGLE MAPS / HUBEIVisit our Hubei baseView the location & plan your visit02 / SHANDONG · LINYI
Shandong forms the headquarters side of the brand layout, with manufacturing premises, product presentation and partner communication. Together with Hubei, it supports the wider material and service offer.
EXPLORE THE MANUFACTURING LAYOUTGOOGLE MAPS / SHANDONGVisit our headquartersView the location & plan your visitThe group’s operating layout includes Shandong Xiangjie, Linyi Gaoju and Hubei Kaijie. Product, document and order information identifies the relevant supplying entity.
03 / FROM PROCESS TO SURFACE
Aerial views establish the place. Workshop views explain how materials move, are handled and receive their surfaces.
ENTER FACTORY & R&DPanel handling and roller-conveyor routes connect the workshop. Production planning brings cutting, surface treatment and assembly requirements back to the selected product.
Surface lamination is considered with the base board, finish and edge detail. Physical samples establish the appearance before the project specification is agreed.
Storage, protection, identification and dispatch belong in the order brief. Agree the packing arrangement and destination documentation for the selected products.
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04 / A SPATIAL PORTFOLIO
Start with the intended room, then compare the finish, form and connection for the selected product.
Wood-toned panels, fluted profiles and coordinated wall or ceiling elements for a considered interior composition.
Explore the visible finish at room scale, then compare the structure and installation of the selected SPC range.
Reflective and brushed-looking finishes add another design direction. The surface appearance does not determine the underlying board.
Residential, workplace, retail and hospitality settings provide different briefs. Space images are design references; suitability and performance follow the specific product and installation.
05 / MORE THAN PANELS
Products are the starting point. A showroom, a design response and useful market content help customers understand the wider offer.
Compare series, finishes and samples around the local customer and application.
Turn a material selection into room-scale proposals, display zones and a showroom brief.
Plan product explanations, spatial visuals and market content for the partner’s channels.
Discuss samples, design outputs, training and order coordination. Agree the deliverables and responsibilities for each market.
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