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Anonymous users2024-01-24Because in comparison, foreign formaldehyde environmental protection standards are more stringent.
Grade E is a long-standing term in the international definition of formaldehyde content of plates, and has become a familiar formaldehyde emission limit grade mark. At present, the EU only accepts boards with formaldehyde emission limits that meet the E1 standard, and E2 products are not allowed to be marketed in some of their countries, and those that can be marketed cannot be used indoors. Some European manufacturers of wood-based panels produce so-called E0 panels, a self-controlled standard in Gyeongju that requires the climatic chamber method and extraction method to detect values close to half of the E1 grade.
China's current national standards for formaldehyde limits for wood-based panels are formulated and divided with reference to the formaldehyde limit standards of the European Union, and leather sales follow the European E1 and E2 standards, and often many can only reach the E2 level.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Because of the high environmental protection standards of foreign formaldehyde Bilun, the formaldehyde emission is small.
The domestic formaldehyde emission standard is E1 level, the EU standard is in, and the Japanese F4 star standard.
In contrast, our national standards are lower than foreign standards, and the prices of furniture that generally adopt EU and Japanese standards are very expensive, and it is difficult for ordinary people to consume.
Yongen Company, which has independent property rights and patented technology in China, has reached the standard of Formaldehyde Emission that is better than that of all developed countries in China
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The reason why the domestic formaldehyde environmental protection standards are not very perfect!
The ecological board can be used on the top of the cabinet and wardrobe, and is generally commonly used in the middle and low end of the furniture. >>>More
Of the three, agree with Tian Tian's opinion, the distance between the stairs and the single sofa has nothing to do with it. It was the staircase one level above, and it had no effect on the sofa.
There are also squatting pits abroad, otherwise how can they solve it in the wild, sitting on the ground? Don't think of Chinese people so badly, and don't think too well of foreign countries.
It is a seamless steel pipe. Because only non-standard steel pipes are sewn. In general, seamless steel pipes are used.
Whether formaldehyde exceeds the standard has nothing to do with the brand, depending on whether the furniture uses panels containing artificial formaldehyde. You can find SGS formaldehyde detection to test. Just get it.