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Services & Modes · Multi-showroom consolidation

Bali Furniture Consolidation Service, One Crate Plan

A daybed in Seminyak, a table in Kerobokan, chairs in Ubud — one warehouse, one documented load home.

One Bill of Lading for every shop
1 BoL
Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Kerobokan
4 areas
Minimum load, no MOQ
1 CBM
Where a full container may win
12–15 CBM

Quick answer

Consolidation gathers purchases from several showrooms into one Denpasar-area warehouse, then packs them under one crate plan on one Bill of Lading. Shop across Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu or Kerobokan as freely as you like — the load is ISPM-15 crated and shipped home as one.

Stacked wooden export crates with stencilled markings, ready to ship as one load

Four shops, one load

What consolidation actually does

Shipped separately, four purchases mean four crates, four handling fees and four sets of documents. Consolidation makes it one:

  • One collection point — a single warehouse near Denpasar.
  • One crate plan — packing designed around the combined load.
  • One Bill of Lading — one BoL, one customs entry.
  • One photo record — the whole load photographed before it leaves Bali.

We are an independent shipping concierge, not a carrier or licensed customs broker. We coordinate pickups, crating and paperwork; licensed forwarders handle freight and clearance.

Rate ledger · 2026

Priced by the space, not by the shop

A multi-shop load is simply its total CBM times the band.

LCL door-to-door — Australia USD 350–450 per CBM 4–8 weeks From 1 CBM
LCL door-to-door — USA / EU USD 400–550 per CBM 6–12 weeks From 1 CBM
20ft container (Indonesia–USA) ~USD 2,500–4,500 6–12 weeks One container
40ft container (Indonesia–USA) ~USD 4,000–7,000 6–12 weeks One container

Indicative as of 2026 and subject to change; the final quote confirms scope.

Separate or together

Why one load beats shop-by-shop shipping

Shipping from each shop feels simpler at the till but multiplies cost and risk. Consolidation is not a premium: you pay only for the space the combined load occupies.

Beyond roughly 12–15 CBM, a full container often works out cheaper per unit; the desk flags that break-even on your quote.

Side by side

Each shop alone, or one consolidated load

Bills of Lading One per shop One BoL for everything
Crating Each shop’s own method Single ISPM-15 crate plan
Per-CBM efficiency Small part-loads, more handling Combined CBM, cleaner rate
Customs at destination Multiple entries One entry
Packing evidence Fragmented One photo record

At the border

One customs entry is easier to document

US wood furniture falls under Lacey Act phase VII (from 1 December 2024) and TSCA Title VI: a CBP entry, an Importer Security Filing and a Lacey declaration. With the de minimis exemption for Indonesia suspended since August 2025, every commercial shipment clears formally — and one entry is far easier to document than several.

For the EU, ISPM-15 applies and Indonesian teak commonly relies on SVLK or FSC papers.

How it runs

From shop list to one shipment

The desk runs it all; you never chase a shop.

The crate standard

ISPM-15 across the combined load

Kerobokan is a recognised crating locality, which is why loads consolidate in the Denpasar area. Under ISPM-15, solid wood over 6 mm is debarked, heat-treated to a 56 °C core for 30 minutes or fumigated with methyl bromide, then marked on two opposing faces. Australia’s DAFF applies it to crating, pallets, dunnage and packing blocks.

FAQ

Consolidation questions, answered

Talk to the desk

Bought from several shops?

Tell the desk which showrooms you used; one crate plan and an indicative per-CBM quote follow within 24 business hours.

bd@juaraholding.com