March 2026 – A delegation of key clients from the United States, recently completed a three-day on-site visit to Meidoor’s manufacturing base in Shandong, China. The visit, aimed at deepening mutual understanding and advancing cooperation, covered a comprehensive agenda: production process oversight, custom sample development, packaging & logistics verification, and preview of Meidoor’s latest U.S.-tailored products. The fruitful exchange concluded with both parties expressing strong intentions to formalize long-term supply partnerships.
As Meidoor accelerates its localization strategy in the U.S. market – supported by its Florida branch and upcoming NAHB membership – the client delegation’s visit focused on validating the company’s ability to meet U.S. industry standards, customization needs, and timely delivery requirements. The delegation was a firm specializing in high-end residential projects across Florida and California.
Production Process: Precision & Compliance at Every Step
Guided by Meidoor’s Production Manager, the delegation first toured the automated manufacturing workshop, witnessing the full lifecycle of aluminum alloy doors and windows. Key highlights included the robotic precision cutting line, thermal break assembly process, and NFRC-compliant quality testing station. The team observed Meidoor’s adherence to ISO 9001:2015 standards, from raw material inspection to finished product wind pressure and energy efficiency testing. “We’re impressed by the transparency and rigor of Meidoor’s production system,” said the delegation’s procurement director. “The strict quality control aligns with our requirements for Florida’s hurricane-resistant building codes and ENERGY STAR certification.”
Sample Customization: Tailored to U.S. Market Demands
A core segment of the visit was the custom sample workshop, where Meidoor’s R&D team presented tailored solutions based on the clients’ project needs. For the delegation’s luxury home building representatives, the team demonstrated a prototype of the MD95H hurricane-resistant casement window – reinforced with impact-resistant glass and stainless-steel hardware, designed to meet Florida’s Miami-Dade County Building Code. For the building materials distributor members, Meidoor customized the 90S series fixed window with triple-pane Low-E glass, achieving a U-value of 0.6 W/(m²·K) to comply with Texas’ energy efficiency standards. The delegation participated in real-time adjustments to color finishes and hardware configurations, confirming Meidoor’s flexibility in accommodating personalized requirements.
Packaging & Logistics: Securing Global Delivery
The delegation then inspected Meidoor’s packaging and logistics center, a critical concern for international shipments. Meidoor’s team showcased its export-specific packaging process: EPE foam wrapping, moisture-proof film coating, and reinforced plywood crates – tested to withstand long-haul ocean freight and rough handling. “Reliable packaging and fast delivery are make-or-break for our projects,” noted a representative from the delegation. “Meidoor’s end-to-end logistics solution addresses our biggest pain points.”
New Product Recommendation: 150H Series Panoramic Sliding Door
Meidoor capped the visit with a preview of its 2026 new product line tailored for the U.S. market: the 150H Series Panoramic Sliding Door. Boasting a ultra-wide opening design, seamless panoramic views, and advanced thermal insulation technology, the 150H Series meets ENERGY STAR 7.0 standards and Florida’s wind load requirements – ideal for high-end residential and commercial projects across the U.S. The door features corrosion-resistant aluminum frames, multi-point locking systems, and customizable glass options (including impact-resistant and Low-E configurations) to adapt to diverse regional needs. The delegation tested the smooth operation of the sliding mechanism and evaluated its space-saving design, expressing keen interest in piloting the 150H Series in upcoming luxury residential developments.
“This visit has transformed our expectations,” the delegation’s procurement director stated during the closing meeting. “Meidoor’s combination of technical expertise, customization capability, and logistical support makes them an ideal partner for our U.S. expansion. We plan to sign a two-year supply framework agreement covering 2,000+ units of customized windows and doors.”
Jay, General Manager of Meidoor Factory, added: “Hosting U.S. clients in our facility is key to building trust. We’ve designed every process – from production to delivery – to align with U.S. standards and client needs. This visit reinforces our commitment to becoming a trusted localized partner for the U.S. fenestration market.”
It is reported that the two parties will finalize the supply agreement within a month, with the first batch of customized products scheduled for delivery in Q2 2026. The visit further strengthens Meidoor’s position in the U.S. market, following its Florida branch establishment and NAHB membership application.
For more information about Meidoor’s U.S.-focused products, customization services, or partnership opportunities, contact the international sales team at info@meidoorwindows.com .
Post time: Jan-22-2026