Yiwu, and the workshops behind the brand
Not one factory — a working circle of them
Lulamp® is the registered lighting brand of Yiwu Zhuangye Lighting Co., Ltd. We do not own the machines; we own the relationships. The CNC machining centre, the assembly line and the showroom on this page belong to the OEM workshops whose floors our orders run on, year after year — steady volume and direct settlement are why no distributor layer sits inside your price. And when your run starts, we are standing on that floor.
Who makes it
What those workshops actually look like
Clips from the floor: metalworking first, then assembly and inspection, then packing and the showroom.
7s Packing Line
Packing line: cartons being closed, labelled and staged for loading.
13s Ring Stack Assembly
Ring light bodies being stacked and assembled on the bench.
8s Fibre Optic Ceiling Panel
Fibre optic ceiling panel lit on the test bench before packing.
11s Dimmed Display Test
Display test at low dimming level, checking colour uniformity across the panel.
8s Workshop Assembly Line
Assembly line on the floor of a partner workshop.
30s Showroom: Pendant Display
Pendant display in our showroom — samples of the current range.
5s Cutter Bed
Cutting bed used for panel and shade materials.
10s Showroom: Ring Light Grid II
Second view of the showroom ring light grid.
8s Carton Stack
Packed cartons stacked and staged before container loading.
12s Showroom Window Display
Window-facing display in the showroom, lit for viewing.
What each clip shows, in text
- Packing Line
- Packing line: cartons being closed, labelled and staged for loading.
- Ring Stack Assembly
- Ring light bodies being stacked and assembled on the bench.
- Fibre Optic Ceiling Panel
- Fibre optic ceiling panel lit on the test bench before packing.
- Dimmed Display Test
- Display test at low dimming level, checking colour uniformity across the panel.
- Workshop Assembly Line
- Assembly line on the floor of a partner workshop.
- Showroom: Pendant Display
- Pendant display in our showroom — samples of the current range.
- Cutter Bed
- Cutting bed used for panel and shade materials.
- Showroom: Ring Light Grid II
- Second view of the showroom ring light grid.
- Carton Stack
- Packed cartons stacked and staged before container loading.
- Showroom Window Display
- Window-facing display in the showroom, lit for viewing.
Workshop record
What do those workshops actually have?
Questions
Questions buyers ask before ordering
Answers written from what we actually do — not marketing copy.
Are you the factory, or a trading company?
Neither word quite fits, so here is the plain picture. We do not own the machines. Zhuangye Lighting has its home in Yiwu, and Lulamp® is its registered lighting brand; the lamps are made by a small circle of OEM workshops we have worked with for years — on their own floors, with our own people present. What that buys you is scope rather than distance: one contact across the whole catalogue, one container that can carry lamps from several workshops, and someone standing on the floor when your run starts. We will never call a workshop ours that is not.
Will I really get factory prices, or is there a middleman markup?
Factory-level pricing is the reason we work this way. We settle with the workshops directly, so there is no distributor or agent between your order and the line that builds it. To be straight about the one exception: on a mixed container we sometimes add a consolidation charge, because pulling fifteen models out of four workshops into a single container takes real handling and carton re-work. We list that charge openly on the quote instead of hiding it inside each unit price.
What is your minimum order quantity?
The regular MOQ is 100 pieces per model, and 50 pieces on selected small fittings. The number is printed on every product page under "Minimum order", and confirmed again on the quotation. Most of the catalogue can be mixed in one container, so a first order does not have to be deep.
Can I see a sample before ordering in bulk?
Yes. Samples are available for every product in the catalogue, and are charged at twice the unit price — that charge is credited in full against your first bulk order. We recommend one sample before mass production so you can check the finish and colour under your own lighting.
How long does production take?
Stock items ship within 7 days. Made-to-order items typically take 25 to 45 days depending on quantity and finish. The exact lead time is confirmed on the quotation.
Which certifications do you have?
Certification depends on the product and the destination market, and we do not publish certificates we cannot show you. Tell us the market and the product and we will send the actual documents we hold.
Can you ship mixed products in one container?
Yes, for most of the catalogue. Mixing models is usually more cost-effective than a single model in a full container. Send your list and we will propose a loading plan.
What happens if something arrives damaged or faulty?
Send photos or a short video first, then a claim list with item references and quantities. We establish together whether the cause is transit damage, an installation error or a product defect, and once agreed the remedy follows what restores function: replacement, refund or an agreed credit. Compensation covers the product itself. The four steps are set out on our terms of sale page.
Can we get the full catalogue, not just the website range?
Yes. Ask and we will send the current catalogue — the full range with item references you can put straight into a purchase list. What the website shows is a partial view of it.
Can we send a third party to inspect before shipment?
Yes. Buyer-appointed third-party inspection at the workshop is welcome before shipment. Tell us the inspection company and the date and we will coordinate the appointment.
Send us the list, get a price back
Tell us the products, the quantities and the destination port. We reply with an ex-works price, a lead time and a loading plan.
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