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11,437 m² production base — ex-works pricing, no middlemen.
Custom sculpture factory since 1999
Custom Sculptures Built to Your Drawings
Stainless steel and FRP sculptures, art installations and urban furniture for plazas, parks, malls and resorts.
1999 making sculptures since
24h every inquiry answered
11,437 m² in-house production base
Digital Sampling 3D modeling and CNC engraving — revisions without re-modeling
Export Ready 3D loading plans and full export documents
Product Range
View Details Choose sculptures & furniture for your project
From landmark sculptures for plazas to complete sets for parks and streets — stainless steel and FRP, all made to your drawings.
Popular Pieces
All Sculptures that make spaces memorable
From plaza landmarks to mall theming — size, material and finish tailored to your drawings.
Why Xinfangzhen?
From one drawing to a city landmark
27 years of sculpture manufacturing, an 11,437 m² in-house factory and dozens of patents — your idea, handled by people who know the craft.
No Size Limit
From under a metre to 10-metre-plus landmarks — one-piece or split fabrication.
Sample Before Production
3D visuals and finish samples approved before fabrication — what you see is what you get.
Ready to Install
Parts pre-assembled and numbered, with assembly guides and overseas installation support.
Six quality gates
One sculpture, six checks
From drawing review to container loading, every stage has its own inspection gate — nothing moves on until it passes.
Drawing Review
Sizes, structure and site conditions checked; production starts only after sign-off.
3D Modeling
Proportion and form verified in 3D first — then cut directly on CNC, no drift.
Forming
Frames welded, layers built to spec; wall thickness and flatness measured piece by piece.
Finishing
Colour and gloss approved on a sample; anti-UV applied in the spray booth.
Trial Assembly
Large pieces pre-assembled in-house — holes and joints aligned, then packed.
Container Loading
3D loading simulation, numbered parts — reassembled on site from the drawing.
Solutions by Setting
All solutions Sculpture Solutions by Setting
Plazas, hotel lobbies, resorts and parks — material and method matched to how each space is used.
Theme Parks and Resorts: Sculpture and Simulated Scenery from Drawing to Container
How themed sculpture and simulated rockwork are specified, weathered, segmented, shipped and installed - including the constraints that decide the design.
View solutionFRP or Stainless Steel? An Honest Comparison for Outdoor Sculpture
A practical comparison of fibreglass and stainless steel sculpture - where the cost actually goes, how each fails outdoors, and which specification to avoid.
View solutionArt Installations for Hotel Atriums and Commercial Spaces: Five Decisions That Decide the Outcome
Suspension loads, fire approval, materials, lighting and sequencing - the five decisions that decide whether a commercial art installation survives opening year.
View solutionPlanning a Sculpture for a City Plaza: Scale, Material and Installation
How to size a plaza sculpture, choose between stainless steel and FRP, and plan foundations, segments and lifting before fabrication starts.
View solution Compliance & Certifications
Browse certificates Certifications & Test Reports
ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 documents, SGS audit and RoHS test reports — reference numbers published, copies per project.
ISO 9001:2015 in a Custom Sculpture Factory: Making Quality Repeatable 
SGS Factory Audit Report QIP-ASI252211: What It Proves — and What It Doesn't 
ISO 14001:2015 in a Sculpture Factory: Five Sources of Environmental Impact 
ISO 45001:2018: The Six High-Risk Operations in a Sculpture Workshop 
IP Compliance Management: Who Owns the Drawings in Build-to-Design Work 
RoHS Testing for Stainless Steel Sculptures: What Actually Gets Measured Workshop Notes
All articles Custom Guides & Project Insight
Before you buy
Questions Buyers Ask Us
Why should 316 stainless steel trash cans be selected for coastal cities?
Coastal areas have high salt-spray exposure. 316 stainless steel contains molybdenum, giving it much stronger resistance to chloride corrosion than 304 stainless steel and helping prevent pitting and rust.
How should the required trash-can density in a park be calculated?
As a general reference, place one unit every 50–100 metres along main paths and one beside each group of benches in rest areas. Final capacity requirements should be calculated from average daily footfall and the cleaning frequency.
What are the advantages of powder coating for metal trash cans?
Xinfangzhen uses electrostatic powder coating. The finish is hard, wear-resistant and highly UV-resistant, helping it remain free from fading and peeling for up to five years outdoors.
How does a cigarette-butt control design reduce fire risk?
We design a separate cigarette-extinguishing column or tray on the top of the bin, physically isolating burning cigarette ends from general waste.
Which material is recommended for indoor use in shopping malls?
Brushed stainless steel or a titanium-finish treatment is recommended. It improves the quality of the interior environment and resists visible fingerprints.
How should stainless steel planters and FRP planters be selected?
Stainless steel suits minimalist, modern styles, while FRP is better for complex shapes and rich colours. FRP is also lighter, making it suitable where rooftop-garden weight reduction is important.
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