About Livewellcraft – Decorative Mirror Manufacturer in Vietnam

Company Overview

Livewellcraft is a decorative mirror and wall decor manufacturer based in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. We've been making mirrors since 2008 — glass cutting, silvering, frame molding, and final assembly, all running under one roof on a 12,000 m² facility. Our 150-person team operates 6 production lines and ships roughly 400,000 pieces a year to distributors, retailers, and project buyers across North America, Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

We operate as a factory-direct supplier. You deal with the people who actually make your product — no trading company layer, no markup sitting between your order and the production floor. Our 12-person engineering team develops your custom frame profiles, our lines build them, and our QC team inspects every unit before it loads into your container. One facility, one point of contact, full accountability from quote to delivery.

If you're sourcing decorative mirrors or wall art for resale, retail placement, or hospitality projects, this page walks you through exactly how we're set up to handle your orders.

Factory-Direct Advantages

No Trading Company Layer

Deal directly with the production team
12-Person Engineering Team

Custom frame profile development
Full QC Inspection

Every unit checked before container loading
Single Point of Contact

Full accountability from quote to delivery

N. America

Europe

Asia-Pacific

Livewellcraft automated silvering production line

Automated glass cutting equipment at Livewellcraft

From Workshop to 400,000-Piece Annual Output

We started in 2008 with a small operation focused on basic wall mirrors. The shift came when export orders started arriving — buyers in North America and Europe needed consistent quality across thousands of units, retail-ready packaging, and the ability to customize frame profiles without six-month lead times. That forced us to invest early in dedicated silvering lines, automated glass cutting, and a proper QC system.

By 2015, we'd built out the full vertical production chain. Instead of outsourcing frame molding to one supplier and silvering to another, we brought everything in-house. That decision cut our lead times and gave us direct control over the finish quality that kept causing problems with subcontracted work.

Today, 18 years in, the factory runs 6 lines producing decorative mirrors, framed wall art, and mixed wall decor. We've supplied Walmart, Wayfair, and Amazon vendor programs, which means our systems already handle EDI integration, retail compliance labeling, and the packaging standards those channels require. The scale grew because the process got tighter, not because we chased volume for its own sake.

Retail Program Experience

Walmart

Wayfair

Amazon

EDI integration ready
Retail compliance labeling
Channel-specific packaging standards

2008

Founded

2015

Full Vertical Integration

6

Production Lines

400K

Annual Capacity

Vertically Integrated

12,000 m² of Integrated Mirror Production

The entire production chain sits within our 12,000 m² facility in Ho Chi Minh city. Your order moves from raw float glass to packed, labeled cartons without leaving our property — no inter-factory transfers, no coordination delays between suppliers.

Single-site production

No supplier coordination delays

Full traceability

Livewellcraft 12,000 square meter integrated mirror production facility in Ho Chi Minh province

Glass Processing

We cut float glass — 3mm to 6mm depending on your spec — on automated cutting tables, then move to edge work: beveling, polishing, or straight-edge finishing depending on the mirror design.

Beveled edges run through dedicated grinding and polishing stations that hold consistent bevel width and angle across a full production run, so unit 4,000 matches unit 1.

Silvering & Coating

This is the step where most mirror quality problems originate, which is exactly why we keep it in-house. We run a copper-free silvering process — the silver layer goes down, followed by protective paint coatings that resist moisture and oxidation.

Copper-free silvering costs slightly more to run, but it meets EU environmental requirements and holds up better in humid environments. Most of our buyers targeting bathroom and coastal hospitality projects specify it now, and it's become our default process.

Frame Production

Frame production runs in parallel on dedicated lines for each material type. We mold frames in MDF, solid wood, metal, and resin. MDF and wood frames go through sanding, priming, and multi-coat finishing. Metal frames get powder-coated or electroplated. Resin frames are cast and hand-finished for detail work.

We match the frame material and finish to your target price point and market positioning — a high-end boutique line and a volume retail program get different frame specs, and we produce both.

Assembly & Packaging

Mirror panels meet frames, get secured with proper backing and hanging hardware, pass final inspection, and move into packaging configured for your channel — retail shelf-ready cartons with barcodes and inserts, or bulk palletized for project delivery.

Environment-Controlled Coating

The coating line runs at controlled temperature and humidity because silver deposition is sensitive to both — a 5°C swing in ambient temperature can affect adhesion uniformity across a batch. We learned to control that environment early, and it shows in our rejection rates.

Core Equipment & Process Stations

Automated glass cutting tables (up to 6mm float glass)

Beveling and edge polishing machines with angle calibration

Copper-free silvering line with multi-layer protective coating

MDF/wood frame sanding and multi-coat finishing line

Metal frame powder coating and electroplating stations

Resin casting and hand-finishing area

Assembly stations with backing and hardware installation

Packaging line with custom carton and insert configuration

6 Production Lines

Running simultaneously — your order doesn't queue behind others

Lead Times

Standard 5,000-piece order on existing mold: 30–35 days. Custom frame development adds 15–20 days for tooling and sampling.

Quality Assurance

Quality Control: From Raw Glass to Sealed Carton

We hold ISO 9001:2015 certification, and our facility has passed SGS and BSCI audits. Certifications tell you we have a system — here's what the system actually does on your order.

Incoming Material Inspection

Every batch of float glass gets checked for bubbles, inclusions, and thickness consistency before it enters the cutting line.

Frame materials — MDF board, metal stock, resin compound — get inspected for dimensional accuracy and surface condition.

We reject at the gate, not at the assembly table, because reworking a finished mirror with a flawed glass panel wastes your lead time and our labor.

In-Process Checkpoints

Silver coating adhesion gets tested at every batch changeover using cross-cut tape testing — the industry standard method for verifying that the silver layer won't delaminate in transit or after installation.

Frame finish quality — color consistency, surface smoothness, coating thickness — gets checked against your approved sample before full production continues.

We run dimensional checks on frame profiles at regular intervals to catch any tooling drift before it compounds across hundreds of units.

Final Inspection

100% visual inspection on every unit before packaging. We check for mirror distortion, edge quality, frame finish defects, secure backing attachment, and correct hanging hardware.

Your container arrives with units that match your approved sample — not units that "mostly" match.

We photograph packed cartons at random during container loading. If a claim comes up at destination, we have documentation to trace it back to the specific production batch and packing crew.

Certifications & Compliance

ISO 9001:2015

Quality management system, externally audited annually

SGS

Third-party testing and inspection reports available on request

CE

European conformity marking for applicable product categories

BSCI

Business Social Compliance Initiative, covering workplace standards

North American Retail Compliance

For buyers shipping into North American retail, we handle UPC labeling, channel-specific packaging requirements, and the compliance documentation your team needs to clear receiving.

Material Sourcing and Workplace Compliance

Procurement gates matter. We maintain the certifications and processes that European and North American retail buyers require before placing orders.

BSCI Audit Coverage

Our BSCI audit covers workplace conditions — fair wages, regulated working hours, and safety standards across the facility. For most European and North American retail buyers, this is a procurement gate, and we maintain it accordingly.

Fair wage compliance
Regulated working hours
Facility-wide safety standards

Livewellcraft factory floor showing safe, organized workplace conditions

Environmental Process Standards

Silvering Process

Copper-Free

Eliminates copper-bearing wastewater from the coating line entirely

Glass Waste

Recycled

Glass offcuts and scrap collected and sent to recycling

Frame Waste

Separated

MDF dust, metal shavings, resin trimmings — proper separation and disposal

Metal Coating

Zero VOC

Powder coating line produces zero VOC emissions vs. liquid paint alternatives

Your product can carry cleaner environmental claims if your market values that — our powder coating and copper-free silvering processes support those positioning requirements.

In-House Engineering

12 Engineers Turning Your Concept into a Production-Ready Mirror

Our in-house design and engineering team handles everything from initial concept sketches to production-ready technical drawings. You send us a reference image, a competitor sample, or a rough sketch, and we develop the frame profile, specify the mirror configuration, and send back a detailed drawing with material callouts and a cost breakdown.

3–4

Weeks to Approved Sample

100s

Frame Profiles Developed

MDF, metal, and resin frame expertise — we know where production constraints sit before the mold gets cut
Tooling precision matters: a 2mm error in a mold translates to thousands of rejected frames
Shorter development cycles and fewer sampling rounds from experienced profile engineering

Livewellcraft engineering team reviewing technical mirror frame drawings

Packaging Engineering

The team also handles packaging engineering — figuring out how to nest irregularly shaped mirrors into cartons that maximize your container loading efficiency.

Recent Project Result

On a recent hospitality project, re-engineering the inner packaging saved the buyer 12% on freight by fitting an extra layer per pallet. That kind of optimization pays for itself on the first shipment.

The People Running Your Production

Behind the equipment and the process charts, you're working with people who've been in the mirror and wall decor trade for a long time.

15+

Years Experience

Production Manager

Deep expertise in glass processing and silvering operations. Oversees the entire production workflow from raw material intake to finished product staging.

QC

Lead Inspector

Quality Control Lead

Came from a home decor export company and built our current inspection protocol from the ground up. Every checkpoint in our QC process reflects real export experience.

8+

Avg. Years Experience

Engineering Team

Specialists in frame design and tooling development. When you raise a question about silver coating durability or frame joint strength, you're talking to people who've solved that problem on a production line — not in a slide deck.

Global Export Operations

Shipping to Five Continents: What Export Execution Looks Like

We ship regularly to North America, Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. That's where containers are going this quarter, not a list of places we'd like to sell to.

North America

Europe

Australia

Southeast Asia

Middle East

Minimum Order Quantity

100 Pieces

MOQ starts at 100 pieces for standard models, so you can test a new SKU in your market without committing to a full container on the first order.

EDI Integration

We handle EDI integration for Walmart and Wayfair vendor programs. Your orders flow directly into our production scheduling without manual re-entry.

Retail-Compliant Labeling

We produce retail-compliant labeling — UPC barcodes, country-of-origin marking, care instructions in the languages your market requires.

Export Documentation

Shipping documentation, packing lists, and commercial invoices follow the format your freight forwarder and customs broker expect, so your goods clear without delays.

Project Buyer Packaging

For project buyers, we configure packaging for job-site delivery — bulk-packed on pallets with protective layering, labeled by room or zone if your project requires it.

Six Capabilities That Simplify Your Mirror Sourcing

Core advantages that reduce friction from first inquiry to delivered goods

Full Vertical Production

Glass cutting through final packaging under one roof, so your lead time and quality stay under one management team.

400,000-Piece Annual Capacity

Your volume order runs on a dedicated line across 6 production lines without displacing other production.

12-Engineer OEM/ODM Team

Custom frame profiles, finishes, and mirror configurations developed in-house, so your product line isn't limited to a catalog.

100% Visual Inspection + Silver Adhesion Testing

Every unit gets checked before it ships, so you don't absorb return costs from finish defects or coating failures.

Retail Compliance Built In

EDI capability, UPC labeling, and channel-specific packaging for Walmart, Wayfair, and Amazon programs, so your receiving process runs clean.

100-Piece MOQ on Standard Models

Test new SKUs in your market without a full-container commitment upfront.

Contact Livewellcraft

Send us your project details, target quantities, and any reference images. We'll come back with a technical proposal, pricing, and a realistic production timeline — typically within 48 hours.

Email

[email protected]

Phone

+86 182 2840 2575

Address

91 Hoang Van Thu street, Thu Dau Mot ward, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam

48-Hour Response

Technical proposal turnaround

What to Include in Your Inquiry

Project details and specifications
Target quantities and timeline
Reference images or design files
Destination market and compliance needs

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