No. 01
Blow-Moulded Chairs
Hollow, double-wall chairs blown in one shot — light, hose-down weatherproof and deeply stackable for events, halls and rental fleets.
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Anji, Zhejiang · chairs since 1985
Chairs that are blown, not bolted together.
YIMIGA is the export brand of Zhejiang Zhongyi Furniture. We blow-mould and injection-mould seating — stacking chairs, leisure shells, bar stools and outdoor chairs — on 22 injection machines and 5 blow-moulding lines in Anji, China. Light to ship, easy to clean, built to stack.
Stacks 8–12 highOne mould, one shot — fewer parts to fail
The material story
Why we blow plastic instead of welding steel
Blow moulding makes a chair the way a bottle is made: heat a tube of plastic, drop it in a closed mould, and inflate it with air so it takes the shape with a hollow, double wall inside. The result is a one-piece shell with no welds, no fasteners and no fabric — the three things that usually fail first on event and outdoor seating.
That hollow wall is the whole point. It gives a chair real stiffness for very little weight, so a banquet hall can carry a stack a person can actually lift, and a shipping container holds far more seats per cubic metre than a knock-down steel design. For pieces that need a frame — bar stools, swivel bases — we injection-mould the shell and bolt it to chromed steel or aluminium, and say plainly which parts are which.
A plastic chair is judged outdoors in year three, when the cheap ones have gone chalky and brittle. That is the test we design the resin around.— YIMIGA production, Anji
Step 01
Resin & colour
We mix virgin PP or HDPE with UV stabiliser and the colour masterbatch up front, so the colour runs all the way through. A scratch on a through-coloured chair does not show a different colour underneath.
Step 02
Blow or inject
Hollow leisure and event shells are blow-moulded on our 5 blow lines; thinner stacking and shell seats are injection-moulded on 22 presses. The choice is driven by the part, not by which machine is free.
Step 03
Trim, fit & test
Flash is trimmed, steel or wood legs are fitted where the model needs them, and a sample is load- and stack-tested to the relevant BIFMA / EN pattern before a run is approved.
Collections
Three families most buyers start with
The catalogue runs past 2,000 models, but these are the families we hold the most moulds for and quote sharpest. Each page carries real specs and the questions importers actually ask.
No. 02
Leisure & Outdoor Chairs
Shell chairs on wood, steel or swivel bases — café, garden and break-out seating that takes UV and rain without fading to chalk.
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Plastic Stacking Chairs
Injection PP side chairs, bar stools and banquet seats that nest tight, wipe clean and survive contract use across hotels and canteens.
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Where the quality hides
What actually separates a good moulded chair from a cheap one
Two chairs can look identical in a photo and be a world apart in the third summer. Here is where we spend the money, and where we tell you not to.
- UV package, not just colourOutdoor seats get a measured UV stabiliser loading so the surface resists fading and going brittle. An indoor banquet chair does not need it — paying for it there is just waste, and we will say so.
- Wall thickness you can feelWe quote the shell wall and the resin grade rather than calling a chair "heavy-duty". A contract stacking chair carries more material at the leg and seat junction, where the load actually goes.
- Honest stack and load figuresWe give you the rated static load and the safe stack height for each model, tested — not a round marketing number. It is what stops a claim when a hall stacks them ten high.
Where we ship
Light chairs travel well — that is the export pitch
Moulded chairs cube out far better than upholstered furniture, so a 40HQ carries serious volume and the freight per seat stays low. We pack for the long haul — nested, strapped and corner-protected — because a scuffed stack on arrival is the most avoidable kind of return.
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Common questions
What buyers ask first
For an existing model in a standard colour we usually start around a mixed 20-foot container; for a custom colour or a new label it is a full 40HQ of that model so the colour change and setup make sense. A brand-new mould needs a larger annual commitment — tell us your quantity and we will say plainly whether it works.
Yes. Colour is mixed into the resin as masterbatch, so it runs all the way through the chair and a scratch does not show through. Give us a Pantone or a physical sample and we match it on a shot before the run, since a screen colour and a plastic colour are never quite the same.
Blow moulding gives a hollow, double-wall shell that is light and stiff, good for folding tables and chunky leisure and event seating. Injection moulding suits thinner stacking chairs and shell seats. We pick based on the part and tell you which one your model uses.
Most of our stacking models nest 8 to 12 high, and because moulded chairs are light and cube efficiently, a 40HQ carries a large seat count. We give the rated stack height per model and pack nested, strapped and corner-protected for the long haul.
Send the spec — we'll quote the real thing
A few lines on models, quantities and your market is enough to start. If a job sits outside what our moulds and lines run well, we'll say so rather than burn your sampling budget.