TFA members include furniture makers selling to both the domestic and export markets.

In accordance with the articles of association, TFA has conscientiously conducted its affairs for the betterment of its members. This is apparent from the monthly bulletin distributed by TFA outlining its activities.

In its general annual meeting, a committee not exceeding 24 directors was selected from among the members. Mr. Paiboon Pinitkanchanapun was elected as the TFA president and the following responsibilities were allocated to the executive committee:

The executive committee is to administrate the association for a period of 2 years. After this term, members of the committee can e reelected.

The committee must hold a monthly meeting on the second Wednesday of each month and it is the duty of each director to attend this meeting. Topics for discussion will be issued in writing, at least 7 days in advance, by the TFA manager.

The TFA was set up with the support of the Industrial Service Division, Department of Industrial Promotion, Ministry of Industry.

•  To support and promote industries involved in furniture production;

•  To promote and publicize know-how in all kinds of furniture making techniques;

•  To support and protect the interests of those involved in making furniture and related products;

•  To be to headquarters of, and representative of the members in exchanging ideas and technical knowledge with those concerned n the furniture industry;

•  To contact and coordinate with other associations, both domestic and international, that are involved in the furniture industry;

•  To promote cooperation and understanding between its member;

•  To not become involved in politics in any way;

•  To administer other matters that support the activities mentioned in clauses 1-7