Room 1316, Yongsheng Building, 2025 Zhongshan West Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai
Introduction
The Challenge of Multi-Storey Living For property developers and apartment operators, the number one source of tenant dissatisfaction is noise—specifically, the "impact sound" of footsteps or furniture moving from the floor above. Xingjinxin bridges the gap between high-density urban living and domestic tranquility. With a project history involving giants like Greenland, Seazen, and Alibaba, we deliver flooring that keeps neighbors silent and developers’ reputations intact.

In traditional apartment construction, noise insulation often relies on the thickness of the concrete slab or a separate underlay that can be improperly installed. Xingjinxin solves this at the factory level. By bonding our proprietary cork quiet-layer to the flooring boards, we ensure that every square inch of the home meets high acoustic standards, regardless of the site workmanship.
Real estate projects are often completed in phases that span 12 to 24 months. A common disaster for developers is running out of a specific color batch for the final phase.

Modern homeowners demand healthy living environments. Xingjinxin holds the Child-Safety-Grade Product Certification, ensuring that the formaldehyde levels and VOC emissions exceed standard requirements. For developers, this is a powerful selling point to include in the handover documentation, proving a commitment to the family’s well-being.
Our track record speaks for itself. From the headquarters of Meitu and Xinhuadu to serviced apartment formats like POLITON, Xingjinxin has delivered over 10,000 successful projects. We understand the specific needs of B2B procurement: transparent pricing, reliable specs, and a 100+ member marketing and project team dedicated to your account.
Conclusion
Xingjinxin flooring isn't just a surface; it's a structural solution for quieter, healthier urban communities.
Developer Support
Planning a multi-phase development? Contact our Residential Project Director for a batch-control commitment and sound-reduction specification.
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