Bar carts, built for export — solid wood, iron and brass serving trolleys.
A single compliant source for wholesale bar carts: solid sheesham, mango and acacia, wood-and-wrought-iron industrial frames, antique brass, and marble or glass tops — assembled or flat-pack, made to your catalogue or ours.
The high-margin, container-filling piece every home and hospitality buyer wants.
A bar cart is small enough to flat-pack densely and striking enough to earn a shelf position — which makes it one of the fastest-moving lines for importers, online sellers and hotel fit-outs alike. We build the solid-wood heart in Jodhpur and marry it to wrought iron, brass, marble, stone, glass or cane, so you can source mid-century, Art-Deco, industrial and boho looks from one compliant container.

Wood & iron industrial carts
Mango or sheesham shelves on powder-coated wrought-iron frames — the Jodhpur signature, built for commercial use.
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Brass & glass trolleys
Moradabad-cluster antique and polished brass frames with tempered-glass tiers — an Art-Deco range with real metalwork pedigree.
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Marble & stone-top carts
Rajasthan marble and stone serving surfaces on solid-wood or iron bases — premium weight and finish for retail and hotels.
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Every dimension and finish is made to your specification — the figures below are indicative starting points for quoting. Share a drawing or reference and we will confirm against your market and channel.
| Attribute | What we supply |
|---|---|
| Primary woods | Sheesham (Indian rosewood), mango, acacia; reclaimed and teak on request |
| Frame & metal | Powder-coated wrought iron; antique, polished or brushed brass |
| Tops & tiers | Solid wood, marble, stone, terrazzo or tempered glass |
| Styles | Mid-century, Art-Deco, industrial, boho cane, reclaimed rustic |
| Typical footprint | ~70–85 cm W · 40–50 cm D · 75–90 cm H (made to spec) |
| Mobility | Lockable castered wheels or fixed base; bottle rails & glass holders optional |
| Form | Assembled or knockdown / flat-pack (RTA) for freight efficiency |
| Finishes | CARB / TSCA-compliant lacquers, waxes and PU; custom stains matched to reference |
| MOQ | Trial / sample via LCL; thereafter 1× 20ft FCL for best pricing; mixed loads supported |
| Lead time | 30–45 days typical after sample approval; urgent orders at premium |
| Shipping | FOB / CIF from Mundra or Nhava Sheva; ISPM-15 export packing |
From hotel lobbies to Wayfair listings.
Bar carts serve more segments than almost any other piece we make. Hospitality buyers specify commercial-grade castered trolleys for lounges, restaurants and bars; retailers and private-label brands want a photogenic, on-trend SKU; and online sellers need a flat-packable cart with branded, Amazon-FBA-ready cartons. We build to the demands of each.
| Buyer | How we build the cart |
|---|---|
| Importers & wholesalers | Flat-pack, mixed in one compliant container |
| Hospitality & contract | Commercial castors, robust joinery, bottle rails |
| Retail & private label | Your design, finish, brand and packaging |
| Online & dropship sellers | Knockdown build, Amazon-FBA-ready cartons |
Finished to survive the trade.
Solid-wood and marble tops are sealed with CARB / TSCA-compliant lacquers that resist spills, condensation and ring-marks from barware — wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. Wrought-iron frames are powder-coated against corrosion; brass is finished raw, lacquered or antiqued to your preference, so patina can be preserved or protected. Care and assembly guidance ships with every order, and lot-level traceability backs each finish.
Prefer the look worn in? Our reclaimed-wood range delivers genuine aged timber with deforestation-free documentation — a credible, sustainable alternative for buyers diversifying their sourcing.
Bar cart sourcing, answered.
What materials and styles of bar cart do you manufacture?
We build bar carts in solid sheesham, mango and acacia, in wood-and-wrought-iron industrial frames, in antique and polished brass, and with marble, stone or glass tops. Styles range from mid-century and Art-Deco to industrial, boho cane and reclaimed-wood looks — assembled or knockdown for freight efficiency.
What is the minimum order quantity for bar carts?
A trial or sample order can ship LCL (part-container) so you can approve the build first. For best wholesale pricing thereafter, one 20ft full container load is our standard minimum, and we consolidate bar carts with other furniture, metalware and décor into a single mixed container.
Can you make bar carts to our own design and private label?
Yes. We are both ODM (our catalogue designs) and OEM — we manufacture to your drawings, dimensions, finishes and private-label or retail-ready packaging, including custom CNC work and branded, Amazon-FBA-ready cartons for online sellers.
Are your bar carts compliant for import into the US and EU?
Yes. We document FSC chain-of-custody and Vriksh timber-legality on the wood, are EUDR-ready with geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence, support US Lacey Act declarations and UK Timber Regulation, use CARB/TSCA-compliant finishes and pack to ISPM-15. Certificate numbers are shared directly with serious buyers.
What are typical bar cart dimensions and lead time?
Most two-tier bar carts fall around 70–85 cm wide, 40–50 cm deep and 75–90 cm tall, with castered or fixed bases; sizes are made to your spec. Typical lead time is 30–45 days after sample approval, with urgent orders accommodated at a premium.
Do bar carts ship assembled or flat-pack?
Both. Flat-pack / knockdown carts lower freight cost and breakage and maximise container density for large importers and online sellers, while assembled carts suit hospitality and showroom delivery. We advise the best option per market and channel.
Sample one cart, then scale to containers.
Send a reference or your own drawing and we will quote FOB or CIF with MOQ, lead time and a full compliance pack. Approve a sample via LCL, then repeat by the container — consolidated with the rest of your range.