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Bali Rattan Furniture 20ft Container Wholesale Guide

A 20ft container gives you roughly 28 CBM of usable loading space — enough for around 180–260 stacking rattan dining chairs, 14–18 six-seat dining sets, or a mixed hospitality load, shipped FOB Semarang or Surabaya. Send your item list to the Juara Holding Group desk and you get a per-piece quote plus a cube-out load plan.

Loading FOB
Semarang or Surabaya
Container
20ft, 40ft or mixed
Documents
Invoice, B/L, COO, fumigation
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One business day, Bali hours

That single box is the standard first order for importers testing Bali rattan furniture wholesale: small enough to fund comfortably, big enough to land retail-ready stock across three to five designs. The trade behind it is real scale — BPS-Statistics Indonesia recorded US$634 million of goods exported from Bali Province in 2024.

There is a structural reason to buy finished pieces rather than material. Under Trade Regulation Permendag No. 38 of 2017, raw rattan may not be exported from Indonesia — only semi-finished rattan and finished furniture can, a split then-Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita confirmed in Cirebon, as reported by ANTARA News. Weaving (anyaman) and finishing value stays inside Indonesian workshops. Policy has shifted before, so treat this as the rule as of 2026, not a permanent guarantee.

How Much Fits in a 20ft Container of Bali Rattan Furniture?

A standard 20ft dry container holds about 33 CBM on paper. Woven furniture never uses all of it: cartons, pallets and void space around irregular shapes absorb 4–6 CBM. Plan around ~28 CBM usable and you will be close to reality.

From there the math is simple: packed CBM per piece × piece count ≤ 28.

*Indicative packed volumes as of 2026. Your numbers depend on the exact dimensions and packing method of each SKU, confirmed in the load plan before production.

Piece typeTypical packed volume*Approx. pieces in ~28 CBM
Stacking dining chair (nested 4–6 high)0.11–0.15 CBM180–260
Assembled lounge chair, cartoned0.30–0.40 CBM70–90
Knock-down dining table (flat-packed)0.35–0.50 CBM55–80
6-seat dining set (KD table + stacking chairs)1.5–2.0 CBM14–18 sets
Woven side table or stool, nested0.08–0.12 CBM230–350
Mixed rattan furniture staged for container loading

Mixed rattan furniture staged for container loading.

What Do Example 20ft Load Plans Look Like?

Three plans we draft most often for buyers of mebel rotan:

Mixed is the norm. There is no per-design minimum: the MOQ is whatever mix cubes out the container.

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    Retail chair program

    220 stacking dining chairs in one weave pattern across two finishes. The deepest unit-cost efficiency, because nesting wastes almost nothing.

  2. 02

    Dining-set program

    16 six-seat sets: knock-down teak-frame tables plus stacking chairs. Lands as complete, floor-ready sets.

  3. 03

    Mixed hospitality load

    60 dining chairs, 10 dining sets, 20 side tables, 8 lounge chairs, 6 daybeds. The classic cafe or villa fit-out.

What Should a 20ft Container Budget Look Like in 2026?

Every figure below is an indicative example only, as of 2026 and subject to change. Real pricing is quote-based per piece and per specification from your item list — workshops do not publish fixed rates, and no price on this page belongs to any named factory. These ranges reflect what workshops in Bali and Cirebon commonly quote:

Production for a full 20ft typically runs four to six weeks. Logistics guides put Bali-to-Germany shipments at 6–10 weeks in total including production and packing; sea freight from Bali to Australia alone usually takes 2–6 weeks. Air freight exists but almost never pencils out for bulky woven furniture.

Line itemNotes
Stacking natural-rattan dining chairAnyaman grade and frame drive the spread
Synthetic (HDPE) outdoor lounge chairPowder-coated aluminum frame typical
6-seat dining setKD teak or mindi table plus six chairs
Woven daybedVolume-hungry; watch price per CBM
Export packing, per containerCartons, shrink wrap, desiccants, dunnage
Sea freight, 20ft FOB to major portRates move monthly, so they are quoted live

How Do Knock-Down and Stackable Designs Raise Your Piece Count?

Air is the most expensive thing you can ship. Two design decisions squeeze it out:

Bali furniture guides consistently note that artisans adjust dimensions, finishes and construction to buyer specification. If a design is not yet stackable or KD, it can usually be re-engineered before production — send drawings or photos so the maker fully understands the requirement.

  • Stackable chairs

    A chair engineered to nest four-to-six high cuts packed volume per piece by half or more — same look on the shop floor, roughly twice the container count.

  • Knock-down (KD) frames

    Tables, bed frames and shelving with bolt-together legs flat-pack into slim cartons. A KD dining table can drop from about 0.9 CBM assembled to about 0.4 CBM packed.

  • Nesting families

    Side tables and stools sized to sit inside one another load like stacked cups.

How Is the Furniture Packed Against Container Humidity?

A sealed steel box crossing the equator sweats. Rattan travels well when the packing respects that:

Paperwork travels with the box: the standard export set (detailed in the FAQ below), fumigation certificates for teak, mahogany or mindi frames, and SVLK timber-legality coverage on the wood component. EU-bound loads must also meet plant-health rules and safety standards including flame-retardancy and chemical-content limits — we prepare the documents rather than sell certainty about any customs desk.

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    Each piece is wiped dry and wrapped in shrink film to block surface moisture.

  2. 02

    Corner blocks and single-face corrugated sheet protect legs and woven edges.

  3. 03

    Pieces go into five-ply cartons

    chairs in nested stacks, KD parts in flat packs.

  4. 04

    Desiccant packs sit inside cartons and hang in the container to absorb condensation.

  5. 05

    Cartons are floor-loaded tight with dunnage so nothing shifts in a swell.

How Does a 20ft Container Order Work?

> Plan your 20ft container now. Send your item list — even a rough one — and get a per-piece quote plus a free cube-out load plan. WhatsApp +62 811-3941-4563 or email bd@juaraholding.com. Bali Rattan Furniture Wholesale is part of Juara Holding Group — an Indonesian group operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015.

  1. 01

    Send your item list

    designs, quantities, photos or drawings, destination port — to the Juara Holding Group desk.

  2. 02

    Receive a per-piece quote built from your exact specs, with alternatives flagged where a KD or stackable version would load better.

  3. 03

    Approve the load plan

    a CBM sheet showing how your mix cubes out at roughly 28 CBM.

  4. 04

    Place a deposit

    Production runs about 4–6 weeks in workshops in Bali and Cirebon, with photo QC before packing.

  5. 05

    Settle the balance at shipment

    packed, documented and loaded FOB Semarang or Surabaya.

  6. 06

    Clear and receive, with the full document set forwarded ahead of the vessel's arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions

Read the full FAQ

The rest of the export desk

Container maths, minimums and paperwork, one page each.

Send the spec, get a dated quote

Tell us the destination market, the pieces you want and roughly what volume. The desk replies within one business day, Bali hours.

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Part of Juara Holding Group — operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015