Build a career at Schattdecor in China

Schattdecor is an internationally successful family-owned company in the printed and finished surfaces segment. The headquarters of our corporate group is located in Thansau, Germany. We provide our customers and partners optimal availability, accessibility and short distances, thanks to our locations and representative offices all over the world.

We've now established a foothold in China, thanks to our two plants in Shanghai and Quzhou. We develop innovative solutions according to the requirements of our customers and partners in the wood-based material and furniture industries. Step by step, we transform ideas, energy and passion into modern decors, deceptively real-looking surfaces, extraordinary service and advanced technologies – in short, into "Unlimited Solutions". For example, worldwide, our group processes more than two billion square meters of paper per year, generating an annual turnover of approximately 750 million euros.

We're determined to make a success of your time with us

Our ever-increasing international success as a surface specialist provides employees with attractive professional and career prospects. Whenever possible, we also fill vacancies from within.

We're particularly proud of our strong interpersonal relationships and unique corporate culture, characterized by individuality, honesty, passion, consistent and rigorous work and visionary thinking: Schattdecor isn't just a workspace – it's a living space for all of us.

Shanghai is a city that is vibrant and particularly attractive, especially for young people. The city scores highly thanks to its unique history, international restaurants, leisure and recreational facilities that are typical of an international metropolis. The local public transportation system is very well-developed. The next largest city, Hangzhou, is 200 kilometers from Shanghai, and always worth visiting. This impressive city has 9 million people, has countless things to see and do, nationally significant museums, and provides interesting insights into producing and trading silk and Longjing tea.