If you’re looking for the best beach furniture manufacturers in Vietnam, top choices in 2026 include Primo Agency, Hiep Long, Thinh Phu, ATC Furniture, An Loc, and Viet Products. These factories build sun loungers, daybeds, folding beach chairs, and marine-grade parasols, a specialised branch of Vietnam’s outdoor furniture sector, with MOQs from 50 units for the U.S., Europe, and Australia.
Top 12 Beach Furniture Manufacturers in Vietnam (2026)
Sun loungers, daybeds, folding beach chairs and marine-grade parasols from Vietnamese factories, with minimums from 50 units and coastal-grade specifications for resorts, beach clubs and outdoor retailers in the U.S., Europe and Australia. Primo Agency is listed first as a sourcing partner, not a factory.
Primo Agency — Your Beach Furniture Sourcing Partner in Vietnam
Primo Agency connects you with vetted Vietnamese beach and poolside furniture factories, from teak sunloungers and PE-rattan daybeds to 316 stainless parasols. Our Ho Chi Minh City team audits each factory on site, benchmarks quotes, and runs quality control through to container loading. You brief us once, we handle supplier selection, sampling, salt-spray and UV documentation, and shipping.
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2. Hiep Long Fine Furniture
Binh Duong teak specialist since 1993, with a dedicated sunlounger category. 450 staff across 40,000 m² and 35 to 45 containers monthly. Teak with textilene and stainless, plus tourist-boat work that proves salt-spray durability.
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3. Thinh Phu IMEX
Quy Nhon factory publishing 12 sun-lounger models, including a WAVE beach line, three folding designs and a wooden daybed. MOQ 200 units per model, 50 to 60 day lead times, BSCI-audited, acacia and eucalyptus.
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4. ATC Furniture
Builds sunbeds and parasols in-house at a 30,000 m² An Giang plant, exporting to 45 countries. Resort references include Mia Resort Nha Trang and Alma Oasis. Mixed product codes are allowed inside one container.
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5. Viet Products Corp
Poly-rattan sun loungers backed by ISO 9001, FSC-CoC and BSCI. Two factories totalling 18,000 m² in Dong Nai and Dong Thap, supplying supermarket chains in Sweden, Germany, Italy, Australia and Canada since 2007.
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6. An Loc Furniture
One of the few Vietnamese factories publishing both sunbeds and beach umbrellas, so a matched beach set comes from a single supplier. 30,000 m² in Quy Nhon, PE rattan over aluminium frames with textilene seating.
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7. Viet Anh Furniture
The lowest verified entry point in this niche at 50 to 100 units per design, with mixed-model containers and four to six week lead times. Teak and acacia loungers, supplying JYSK and North American retailers.
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8. Scansia Pacific
Carries the sector’s strongest audit trail: FSC-CoC, ISO 9001, BSCI, SMETA and C-TPAT. Around 2,000 workers across seven factories, 300 containers monthly, MOQ 200. Manufactures IKEA’s Äpplarö outdoor programme.
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9. Nghia Son Wooden Furniture
Volume source for folding wooden deck and beach chairs, running 60 containers monthly on FSC acacia and eucalyptus. Holds BSCI, ISO, FSC-CoC and Amfori BEPI, supplying IKEA, Costco, TJX, Aldi and Kingfisher.
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10. MVC Furniture
Sunbeds and matching garden umbrellas woven in PE rattan over factory-welded, powder-coated aluminium. A newer 2018 plant in Nhon Hoa Industrial Zone, Binh Dinh, with 200 to 300 staff and full OEM and ODM service.
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11. Pham Lifestyles
Workshop on the coast at Nha Trang producing poolside loungers and terrace furniture in its proprietary Vigro fibre, UV-tested to 3,000 hours. Bespoke five-star resort work since 1989, with New York and Houston offices.
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12. Quoc Tin Parasol (Luxtinsol)
The one Vietnamese maker building parasols in 316 marine-grade stainless, the correct specification for beachfront shade. Also supplies bases, replacement canopies and hammocks to resorts, hotels and golf courses from Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam Beach Furniture Market Overview (2025)
Vietnam is the world’s leading exporter of wooden furniture and second overall behind China, shipping US$17.2 billion of wood and wood products in 2025. Outdoor and garden furniture is the fastest-growing sub-segment, and beach and poolside programmes sit inside it. On tariffs, Vietnam currently carries a 10% Section 122 rate against roughly 35% effective for China, which explains why so much lounger production moved south.
Production is concentrated in two places. Binh Dinh province, around the port of Quy Nhon, is the outdoor furniture hub, home to 370 wood-processing enterprises and 30,000 workers, with wood and furniture accounting for 62% of everything the province exports. The southern belt spanning Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City handles aluminium, weave and mixed-material work, close to the Cat Lai and Cai Mep ports.
Orders are quoted by full container. Verified minimums run from 50 units per design at smaller family-run factories up to 200 at programme suppliers, with lead times of 45 to 90 days and samples in 7 to 30 days. Seasonality is easy to underestimate: November to March is peak production for Northern-Hemisphere summer retail, so a May delivery needs to be booked in the fourth quarter.
Beachfront and poolside are different specifications and should be quoted separately. For salt spray the reference test is ASTM B117, and the industry treats 1,000 hours or more without visible corrosion as marine grade. Ask for 316 stainless rather than 304 on fasteners and visible hardware, since its molybdenum content resists pitting. Powder-coated aluminium and HDPE lumber last longest on the coast, while PE rattan is the weak link at three to seven years unless you require documented Xenon-arc UV results.
For wooden loungers entering Europe, FSC chain of custody is now the practical route to EUDR compliance, alongside BSCI or SMETA social audits and EN 581-3 for contract-grade seating. The supplier landscape also just changed: ScanCom, for years the biggest name in Vietnamese outdoor furniture, closed both of its plants in March 2026, leaving buyers with legacy programmes actively re-sourcing.
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