What does it mean to connect a solid wooden door?

1. What refers to connecting solid wood doors.

What refers to the solid wood door, which refers to the solid wood door, means that the wooden strip filled in the middle of the door leaf of this kind of door is spliced in the way of finger jointing. The middle strip is made of solid wood. This mainly contains two aspects, one of which is that the finger joint solid wood door is made of solid wood strips, so it can also be said to be a kind of solid wood door.

Second, the splicing between the wooden strips is carried out in the form of finger jointing, and the amount of glue used is very small.

Second, the characteristics of finger jointed solid wood doors.

1. Beautiful appearance.

Although the finger-jointed solid wood doors are made of solid wood door panels. However, in the production process, we can choose different sizes and shapes of broken wood according to the needs of each door panel. The use of finger joints to splice the wooden boards together, basically there will be no gaps, which makes the shape of the door panel very good-looking, but also increases the service life of the door panel.

2. Sturdy. The finger-jointed solid wood door is made of solid wood planks finger-jointed, the solid wood boards are relatively strong, and the boards of the finger-jointed solid wood doors are compressed at high temperatures, which also greatly improves the strength of the door panels, so the finger-jointed solid wood door is a very strong wooden door. In addition, the pressure that the finger-jointed solid wood door can withstand is higher than that of the general door panel, because the wooden door plate adopts the form of finger joint, the structure is more compact, and the texture is stronger, so the strength of the door panel is naturally high.

What refers to the connection of solid wood doors is basically not deformed.

3. Basically no deformation.

Because the finger-jointed solid wood door is made of finger-jointed splicing, some people will wonder if the finger-jointed solid wood door will be easy to deform, but in fact, it is not. If we take a closer look at the upper half of the finger-jointed solid wooden door, we are able to see the inside of the finger-jointed solid wooden door. We can find that the inside of the finger-jointed solid wood door is composed of wooden planks next to each other, and the connection between the wooden boards is very close.

This compact construction ensures that the finger-jointed solid wood door is virtually undeformed.