How Our Products
Take Shape
From prepared components and decorative bodies to solar assembly and final product preparation, this is where individual parts begin to come together as finished garden decoration products.
The sections below focus on the actual preparation, assembly and finishing stages behind our solar garden decoration products.
Different Products Require
Different Production Paths
A resin figurine, a metal lantern and a glass-based decoration do not move through production in exactly the same way. Materials, finishes and construction methods determine how each product is prepared before final assembly.
Decorative bodies being prepared before component assembly.
Resin Decorative Products
Resin products often rely heavily on shape, surface detail and decorative finishing. The product body is prepared and finished before supporting parts and solar components are added during later assembly stages.
Decorative bodies and individual parts are prepared for the required finish and assembly.
Finishes and decorative details are applied according to the approved product appearance.
Prepared decorative bodies move forward for hardware, accessories and solar-component installation.
Structural and decorative parts prepared for finishing and assembly.
Metal Decorative Products
Metal lanterns, garden stakes and decorative structures depend on the relationship between the product frame, surface finish and supporting components. These elements are prepared before the finished structure moves into final assembly.
Metal bodies, frames and decorative elements are prepared according to the confirmed product design.
Coating, color and decorative treatments are coordinated with the intended product appearance.
Frames and decorative structures are prepared for glass, hardware and solar-component assembly where applicable.
Different decorative components coming together as one product.
Glass & Mixed-Material Products
Products combining glass, metal, decorative parts and solar components require careful fitting between materials with different shapes, finishes and structural roles.
Glass and supporting decorative parts are prepared according to the required product configuration.
Different materials are fitted together while maintaining the intended product structure and appearance.
Prepared components move forward for solar-system installation and final product assembly.
Where Decoration Meets
the Solar System
The decorative body is only one part of the finished product. During assembly, solar and electrical components are fitted into the product structure so that the decorative design and functional system come together as one complete item.
Decorative bodies and solar components coming together on the production floor.
Decorative Body
Prepared product structure ready for component installation.
Solar Panel
Positioned according to the product design and intended exposure to daylight.
Rechargeable Battery
Integrated as part of the product's solar-powered electrical system.
LED Module
Installed within the decorative structure according to the intended lighting effect.
Switch & Wiring
Connected and arranged within the product before final assembly is completed.
The exact construction varies by product, but the assembly generally moves from prepared decorative parts toward complete solar integration.
Body Ready
Decorative structure prepared for installation.
Solar Module Fitted
Solar components positioned within the product design.
Electrical Connection
Battery, LED, switch and wiring brought together.
Finished Assembly
Decorative structure and solar system combined as one product.
See the Product
Come Together
A finished solar garden decoration begins as a collection of prepared parts and components. As production moves forward, these elements are assembled, fitted and completed into the final product.
Components Ready
Decorative bodies, solar modules and supporting parts prepared for assembly.
During Assembly
Product structures and solar components fitted together at the workbench.
Finished Product
The completed item ready to move into the next stage of inspection and preparation.
Whenever possible, use photos from the same product or production batch to show a genuine progression from components to finished item.
Production Is Complete.
Quality Control Comes Next.
Once assembly is complete, products move into inspection checkpoints focused on appearance, assembly, function and packing readiness before they continue toward shipment.