QuanShun Webbing New Factory Update: Frame Rises Above the Third Floor

QuanShun Webbing New Factory Update: Frame Rises Above the Third Floor

Summary

Construction at QuanShun Webbing Co., Ltd.'s new factory in Pinghu, Zhejiang, China, has climbed another level since our last update. As of November 11, 2026, crews are erecting column reinforcement above the third-floor rooftop and assembling slab formwork for the next suspended level. The structure is taking its vertical shape, and the project remains on schedule.

QuanShun Webbing New Factory Update: Frame Rises Above the Third Floor

Pinghu, Zhejiang, China · November 11, 2026 · QuanShun Webbing Co., Ltd.

Since our November 6 update, the frame of the new QuanShun Webbing Co., Ltd. production building has climbed another level. As of November 11, 2026, the third-floor rooftop slab is in place, crews are erecting column reinforcement above it, and the formwork for the next suspended level is being assembled overhead. The project remains on schedule.

Key Facts

  • Date of update: November 11, 2026
  • Previous milestone: second-floor rooftop slab completed (November 6, reported here)
  • Completed since: third-floor rooftop slab
  • Current stage: column reinforcement above the third-floor rooftop and next-level slab formwork
  • Status: on schedule

Column Reinforcement Above the Rooftop

Vertical reinforcement bars now stand at their layout positions across the third-floor rooftop, and steel crews are tying column cages and wall starter bars. Each cage is checked for spacing and alignment before formwork closes around it — the same sequence used on the first, second, and third floors, repeated one level higher. The photograph below was taken by the on-site project team on November 11, 2026.

Vertical column reinforcement and shoring props above the third-floor rooftop, with crews positioning a rebar cage beside a slab opening, November 11, 2026.
Vertical column reinforcement and shoring props above the third-floor rooftop, with crews positioning a rebar cage beside a slab opening, November 11, 2026.

Next-Level Slab Formwork Under Assembly

Meanwhile, the floor above is taking shape. Adjustable shoring towers and formwork beams have been erected above the rooftop to carry the next suspended slab, and crews are spreading and aligning formwork panels across them before reinforcement follows.

A crane and ground crews laying slab formwork panels over adjustable shoring towers above the third-floor rooftop, with column reinforcement rising beside the new production hall, November 11, 2026.
A crane and ground crews laying slab formwork panels over adjustable shoring towers above the third-floor rooftop, with column reinforcement rising beside the new production hall, November 11, 2026.

Close-up views from the same visit show stacks of panels being positioned section by section. Once the panel field is closed and the reinforcement layer is placed, the area will be ready for concrete, following the pour sequence documented in earlier updates.

Stacks of formwork panels being spread across the next suspended slab by hand-guided alignment above the third-floor rooftop, November 11, 2026.
Stacks of formwork panels being spread across the next suspended slab by hand-guided alignment above the third-floor rooftop, November 11, 2026.

Background and Implications

The new facility in Pinghu, Zhejiang, expands QuanShun Webbing's production capacity for outdoor furniture webbing, braided rope, and woven rugs. With the building now visibly gaining height, each completed level brings the company closer to installation of weaving lines, with expected benefits for OEM and full-container order lead times and for new product lines such as wider rugs and decorative webbing formats.

QuanShun Webbing will continue to publish dated photo updates as construction reaches each milestone. Site visits for sourcing partners can be arranged through the company's contact page once the upper levels are safe to access.

Update status: accurate as of November 11, 2026. The next scheduled milestone is the concrete pour of the level above the third-floor rooftop.