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RUNPIN has been selected as an engineered stone flooring supplier for the new Terminal 3 at Nanning Wuxu International Airport. Approximately 220,000 m² of engineered stone is planned for use across the project, making it one of RUNPIN's largest transportation projects to date.
The project has now entered the phased supply and on-site installation stage, with materials being delivered in line with the terminal's construction schedule.
Nanning Wuxu International Airport Terminal 3 is a key civil aviation development project under China's 14th Five-Year Plan and a major infrastructure project in Guangxi.
The new terminal will cover approximately 452,500 m². Once completed, Nanning International Airport is expected to increase its annual passenger handling capacity to 50 million, further strengthening its role as a regional aviation hub connecting southern China with Southeast Asia.
Airport flooring is exposed to continuous passenger traffic, rolling luggage, service equipment, frequent cleaning and long-term wear. These conditions place high demands on material durability, structural performance, batch consistency and reliable project delivery.
During the material selection process, different flooring options, including natural stone, were evaluated against the operational and construction requirements of the terminal. Engineered stone was ultimately selected as the flooring solution for the project.
Following multiple rounds of technical evaluation and solution review, RUNPIN was selected as a flooring material supplier. Customized products are being supplied to meet the specific requirements of the airport environment.
For a project of this scale, material performance is only one part of the requirement. Consistent production, effective batch management and reliable delivery are equally important.
RUNPIN's Qingyuan production base is responsible for supplying the project. The production and delivery process covers formula adjustment, raw material preparation, continuous production, thickness calibration and cutting, multi-stage quality inspection, batch traceability, transportation scheduling and coordination with on-site installation.
This coordinated process helps maintain product consistency while keeping material deliveries aligned with the overall construction schedule.
As installation progresses, RUNPIN will continue to coordinate with the on-site team on material supply, technical support and project acceptance requirements.
With phased deliveries already underway, the project demonstrates RUNPIN's capability to support large-scale transportation and commercial projects that require consistent material quality, customized production and coordinated supply.
