Quote from crated dimensions
Crating adds 10–20% over the bare piece — the most common cause of surprise freight invoices.
Teak · rattan · reclaimed wood
Teak, rattan and reclaimed-wood furniture shipped to the USA, Australia and Europe — export crating, wood paperwork and door delivery in one all-in quote.
Quick answer
Sea freight runs roughly USD 150–250 per CBM (2026) — about USD 150–350 for a crated six-seat teak table. Door to door takes 4–8 weeks to Australia and 6–12 weeks to the USA.
What’s included
The packing standard, indicative sea costs and the export documents every furniture shipment carries — each named in your quote.
LCL or your own container
Industry guidance puts the LCL-to-FCL break-even near 13 CBM. LCL cargo is trucked to Surabaya and transshipped via Singapore; a container is loaded and sealed in Bali instead.
A few statement pieces up to a one-bedroom’s worth, priced per CBM.
Most whole-villa moves, at a flat rate. Above 30 CBM, a 40ft (~60 CBM) or 40ft high cube (~70 CBM).
Not rehandled in Surabaya or Singapore, which removes the riskiest touchpoints for carved and glass-fitted pieces.
Rules that save money
Where furniture shipments usually go wrong — and how each is avoided before the crate is closed.
How booking works
Furniture questions
Yes. LCL has no per-piece limit, though shipments are typically billed at a 1 CBM minimum. A crated dining table at 1.0–1.4 CBM runs roughly USD 150–350 by sea (2026), plus destination charges.
Almost always. Australian biosecurity screens wood, rattan and used household goods, so solid teak is fumigated in Bali and the certificate travels with the Bill of Lading. Missing paperwork risks quarantine holds, treatment at destination prices or re-export.
Multiply the crate’s length, width and height in metres. A teak table crated at 2.0 × 1.1 × 0.55 m comes to 1.21 CBM. Crating adds 10–20%, so always quote from crated, not showroom, dimensions.
Yes, when packed for it. Cargo spends six-plus weeks in marine air via Surabaya and Singapore, so each crate is sealed with desiccant bags, shrink film and kiln-dried timber. Reclaimed wood is fully seasoned and moves less than fresh-cut teak.
You, as importer of record. Quotes cover Indonesian export clearance and freight; US duty, port fees and any customs-exam charges are billed at destination. The rate depends on each line’s HS code, so accurate classification protects your landed cost.
Cargo types
Art, household goods and whole-villa moves — packed to the same export standard.
Furniture quote desk
Send a photo inventory — one all-in figure for crating, trucking, ocean freight and wood paperwork, with destination charges itemized alongside.
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