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4 5 Triconville Company Profile Triconville Company Profile Home to group of people we are, Technology savvy who believe in mutual Responsibility and Integrity. Our Commitment to continuous improvement, and Open minded philosophy embrace us to welcome new ideas and designs, yet we are intimately connected to Nature and HOME [VILLE] Factory 1 Factory 2 6 7 Triconville Company Profile Triconville Company Profile Contents 06 About Us 08 Founders Statement 10 Timeline 12 Our Infrastructure 14 Company Products and Services 20 Triconville Outdoor Product Line 22 Custom Hospitality Furniture Manufaturing 23 OEM aka Private Label 22 Our Company Team 26 Some of our Project 30 Materials 32 Our Partners 34 Q &A 8 9 Triconville Company Profile Triconville Company Profile Quality, Time, Value, Service: These are the four capabilities to our business model. Besides having the high-quality assurance standards, we have reduced the manufacturing time by having virtual infrastructure to visualize processes; ERP systems, that controls each phase from designing 500,000 ft² to manufacturing to packaging and finally to deliver. On top of this, visual management, and productivity are achieved by Key Performance Indicators Available manufacturing for each production lines to assess, analyze and track manufacturing working space processes. This minimizes the manufacturing time and gives us the ability to deliver incredibly fast to our inventory buyers. Triconville, the brand identity provides the finest combination of quality, service and on-time delivery to each industry. 950 + The search of Quality Experienced employees Judging Quality? and artisans All you need to do is look the material, construction and finish and remember Quality Wood Furniture Has a Good Finish. Let’s go back to source of wood, Triconville uses solid teak wood which has the finest beauty and reputation, and is valuable for its durability and natural weather resistance factors. About Us Each design, product of Triconville uses modern production processes, by skill- fully coordinating, processes through an advanced machinery, infrastructure to construct the product. Each piece is assembled carefully by skilled crafts- men, which have attention to detail and bring you a work that will stand the Triconville is the contemporary furniture manufacturing company, we operate in three different 640 + standards of quality, comfort and finish. Thus, having the best of both; wood business areas. Besides designing, manufacturing, selling our own collection of outdoor furniture, we and construction, Triconville offers the finest quality furniture. also manufacture high quality custom made hospitality furniture and offer OEM, Private label for the Capacity to export furniture industry. Our furniture collections are known as Triconville Outdoor Product line. containers annually Triconville and his team has a commitment to design the best outdoor open space furniture that is comfortable, simple and could improve the quality of living. Our furniture is simple, dominating and attractive because it is of good quality not because of designer add on. We bring you high quality teak, wicker, stainless steel, aluminum and modern outdoor furniture collections to fill your pool, porch or patio area to create a relaxing and luxurious outdoor spaces. We believe our Outdoor product line is the proof of evolution to outdoor living. Our corporate office and manufacturing plant are in, central Java, Indonesia. Every piece of furniture is tailored by experienced craftsmen using the cutting- edge technology for production processes. Our partners and clients are around the world. Our infrastructure supports a 500,000 ft2 of working space and a ready to ship warehouse of 50,000 ft2 containing Triconville Outdoor Product Line. 10 11 Triconville Company Profile Triconville Company Profile Founders Statement “ We have achieved success through consistency and investment in products and people. Growing, changing and innovating are the qualities that have distinguished Triconville. We as a company are continually inspired to embrace new ideas. ” Mission establish the competitive manufacturing position the company Management Statement Future holds today. Careful attention is paid to scale, proportion and ornamental detail of each product. Delivering high quality Live a wonderful outdoor life with Triconville Our focus with the management team at Triconville Company With the direction and Knowledge of the board of Di- fashionable furniture to you is our aim and we compromise is to provide our employees with supportive, training and de- rectors throughout the years, Triconville will create a nothing to attain this objective. At Triconville our mission is simple, to make your velopment and to create an environment of high performance very successful operation that focus on expanding R&D, Triconville provides expertise and quality in the manufacturing outdoor living better. A group of passionate people where people can achieve their personal and company goals. adding new CNC machinery and materials to enable of each product, and Strategies each product to pass through striving hard to bring quality furniture to reshape your Our top management is responsible for consistency, growth, new collections. all the standards of production. The management of Triconville outdoor life. innovation that have distinguish Triconville across the globe. In addition, the company will invest in people, to employ works hard to provide high volumes and flexibility to custom It defines the long-term strategy of our company. We as a people with passion, people who are experts in their furniture. Our strategies are simple towards designers, the Commitment company are continually inspired to embrace new ideas. And fields, who can contribute in meaningful ways and who designer gets what he wants; truly customized furniture with while we are always looking forward to what is next, our past can identify with the company’s values and mission. their preferences from edge to edge. This mission statement reflects our desire for the in firmly rooted in the traditional. We’ll never forget the val- Triconville adheres to values of trust, commitment and loyalty. future. This is the mantra that drives us in everything ue of simple, functional and comfortable appropriate designs The management aims to create an environment where people that we do. From design through fulfillment, we done perfectly well. are encouraged to act in a responsible way, work hard, built continuously strive to provide the best quality by the The Triconville team provides a guarantee that only high- friends and to be a part of a working family. And customers best service in the industry. grade materials, best practices and strategies are used in pro- and business partners are encouraged to contribute towards One of Triconville’s greatest assets is its people. duction – meeting all requirements – and that every piece of Firdous Ahmed Akhter Rasool responsible business practices with long term sustainable Years of determination and hard work have helped to furniture has passed strict quality control. Co-founder Co-founder benefits. 12 13 Triconville Company Profile Triconville Company Profile Timeline The Begining Period 01 Period 02 Period 03 Towards 2003 2004 - 2008 2009 - 2012 2013 - 2017 Our Future A group of friends found Triconville, Triconville debuted the first outdoor Added traditional powder coating Demand of increasing working they shared the same vision and teak collection. The collection had section, to offer different colors to space resulted in opening its 2nd passion to change the concept that a positive feedback and quality was aluminum collections. manufacturing plant in Demak, Committed to manufacture Indonesia. outdoor furniture could be made much appreciated by the dealers and timeless modern outdoor living furniture that is better. traders. • Triconville launches the Aluminum • Added fully automated powder- comfortable, beautiful and powder coated collection, the first coating section. continue to fullfill our desire The reason was quite simple: a • During this year, they started to contemporary outdoor furniture • Added CNC laser-cut machine to to inspire outdoor living. shortage of high quality furniture export their furniture on a small design made of batyline, aluminum fasten and improve the precision of in the market and the high demand scale. and teak wood. working with metal sheets for good component parts for • Triconville enlarged the product • Integrated ERP systems with our • New outdoor collections that are all furniture. Triconville company range to stainless steel and wicker. Business Model a clear commitment to innovation decided to fulfill the demand, and • The company strengthened the • Setup of Triconville Malaysia and versatile designs. improve the manufacturing process export presence by creating Business. • Integrated Inventory, logistics and and practices to reach the level of high quality outdoor furniture warehouse management to our comfort and quality. Since then collections and expanded export to ERP systems to function efficiently. the company dedicated to the European regions. manufacturing of furniture. 14 15 Triconville Company Profile Triconville Company Profile Our Infrastructure Triconville manufacturing company, has corporate office in Semarang and manufacturing plants in Jepara, Demak, Indonesia and occupies 50,000 m2 or 500,000 ft2 of working space. We have an experienced 950 employees and growing. Our craftsmen are well skilled
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