Factory Lighting Customization

The answer is: yes — but we need to see your drawing first. Not every design can be manufactured as-is. Some designs are structurally unfeasible, some dimensions don't work for shipping, and some effects can't be achieved in actual installation. It's better to catch these issues at the design stage than during production. Lejin Lighting welcomes clients to send us their drawings. We'll help you confirm feasibility.   Step 1 – Submit Your Design Client designs come in many forms — hand-drawn sketches, digital renderings, reference photos, or even just a written description. Lejin Lighting's design team will conduct a quick assessment: Is this design structurally feasible? Do the dimensions work for the intended site? Can the lighting effects be achieved? If any information is missing, Lejin will proactively contact you to fill in the gaps, ensuring alignment before moving forward.     Step 2 – Design Review and Optimization After receiving the drawing, Lejin Lighting's design team carefully reviews it from three angles: Structural feasibility: Motif lights require a metal (steel or aluminum) framework for support. We assess which parts of the design can be kept as-is and which need adjustment. Shipping feasibility: Can large motif lights be broken down into modules that fit standard containers? If not, shipping costs may exceed expectations. Installation feasibility: Does the site have the conditions to support the specified dimensions and weight? Are special tools or equipment required? If the design requires adjustments, Lejin Lighting provides modification suggestions — rather than simply saying "we can't do it." The client always has the final say. We offer professional advice, but we don't make decisions for our clients.     Step 3 – 3D Renderings and Structural Drawings Confirmation Once the design is confirmed, Lejin Lighting creates 3D renderings and detailed structural drawings. The renderings show how the motif light will look when lit; the structural drawings specify the framework material, dimensions, light string layout, installation method, and other production details. After receiving the drawings, clients can compare them against their original design intent — verifying shape, dimensions, and lighting effects. The project will only proceed to production after the client confirms everything is correct. If changes are needed, the drawings can be revised accordingly. Lejin Lighting never starts production without confirmed approval.     Step 4 – Production and Delivery After the drawings are confirmed, the project enters the production phase. Lejin Lighting's production process includes: material preparation, framework fabrication, light string installation, assembly, power testing, and pre-shipment quality inspection. Every batch undergoes installation testing before shipment to ensure consistent quality. The production timeline varies depending on product complexity and order quantity, with the estimated schedule confirmed at the time of drawing approval.     From drawing to finished product, there are four steps. Lejin Lighting provides support at every stage: design review confirms feasibility, renderings let clients see the final look, structural drawings provide production specifications, and production turns your vision into shippable products. Lejin ensures clients have a complete understanding of the product before production begins. If you have a design or idea, feel free to send it our way. (Contact us)