Since 1996 · One Factory Team
The People Behind the Netting
Every roll that leaves our floor passes through the hands of a 50-person team — the same people, on the same floor, season after season. No trading desk in between. This is who you’re actually buying from — every roll has a name behind it.
Six stages, a name at every one
This is what happens to your order — and who answers for each step.
Inquiry
Your first reply comes from the director who runs export — not a rotating inbox.
Spec & Sampling
Mesh spec, drawings and samples prepared by the team behind 21 patents.
Production
Eight lines, one schedule — the plant manager owns it.
Quality Check
Every batch is tested before it ships — and the QC supervisor answers for the result.
Loading & Docs
Container loading, documents and shipping handled by the same team that quoted you.
After-Sales
Anything after unloading escalates to the general manager — within 24 hours.
From first email to unloading dock, one person owns your order — and you’ll know their name from day one.
A family business, run like one
No boardroom between you and the people who make your netting — the founder’s family still answers the phone.
Quanyu Lyu
Started the family business in 1996. Three decades of knitted protective textiles began with him — and he still keeps an eye on every line.
Kevin Lyu
Runs the company end to end — the factory, the product, and the promises we make to growers. Emails still reach him within 24 hours.
Nicole
Runs the export business and marketing — the quotes, the campaigns, and the way our story reaches growers in 55+ countries.
Mr. Gu
Runs the factory floor — eight production lines, one schedule, zero missed shipments is the standard he holds the plant to.
Ms. Xu
The final check on every batch before it ships — nothing leaves the floor without her pass.
Ms. Deng
The numbers behind every quote, invoice and refund — clean, on time, and in writing.
Where your netting is actually made
Not a rented showroom — the loom hall, the net coming off the machine, and the warehouse, as they look on a working day.
Fifty people, four crafts
Netting looks simple until you make it well. These are the teams that make “well” happen, roll after roll.
