Pradita University Industrial Visit to Mebel International
Universitas Pradita Industrial Visit to Mebel International – 07 August 2025
On August 7, 2025, Mebel International welcomed students from Pradita University for an educational industrial visit. As a leading Indonesia furniture manufacturer, the company opened its doors to provide the younger generation with firsthand insight into the professional world of large-scale furniture production. This initiative reflects the brand’s dedication to transparency and education within the wood furniture sector
The primary focus of the industrial visit centered on the intricate design and quality control (QC) processes that define the industry. As an established manufacturer of hospitality furniture, Mebel International emphasizes high-quality standards in every piece produced. Students were able to observe how these rigorous standards are maintained to ensure that every item meets the demands of international clients
During the session, the R&D and QC teams from Mebel International delivered a comprehensive presentation. They detailed the creative journey of furniture design development, tracing the process from the initial conceptual phase to the final finished product. This walkthrough highlighted the complexity of creating bespoke furniture that is durable enough for the global export market while maintaining aesthetic excellence
Furthermore, the students were introduced to the vital role of quality control. In the world of high-end Indonesia wood furniture, QC is the key factor in maintaining product consistency. The teams explained how these measures ensure that every shipment, whether destined for local or international projects, aligns with strict international standards. This technical knowledge is essential
Mebel International remains committed to fostering a spirit of collaboration with academic institutions. By sharing expertise in custom manufacturing and export logistics, the company aims to support the development of qualified human resources. Strengthening the skills of future professionals is a core part of advancing the national furniture industry and maintaining a strong presence in global markets. This visit underscores the importance of connecting classroom learning with the practical realities of premium furniture production
