Can anyone answer the question of whether the solid wood eco board is environmentally friendly

Generally speaking, the boards that can be used as wardrobes during decoration include plywood, MDF, large core board, lacquered board, fireproof board, solid wood board, particleboard, etc. When choosing, we must first understand the advantages and disadvantages of various plates, and then choose the suitable plates according to your own preferences, economic conditions and objective conditions. But we tend to become at a loss when buying a wardrobe, why, because we don't know much about the wardrobe, we just look at the appearance of the wardrobe, so for the wardrobe industry, most of our consumers are laymen.

Let's follow me to understand what kind of board is good for making cabinets.

As the name suggests, solid wood planks are planks made from intact wood. The use of solid wood to make wardrobe door panels, the style is mostly classical, usually at a higher price. This kind of board is durable, natural texture, most of them have the unique aroma of natural wood, have good moisture absorption and air permeability, are beneficial to human health, do not cause environmental pollution, and are the best choice in decoration.

However, due to the high cost of such plates and the high requirements of construction technology, they are not used much in decoration. Solid wood boards are generally classified according to the substantive name of the board, and there is no unified standard specification.

Plywood plywood, commonly known as multi-layer board, is a plate-like material formed by turning wood into a veneer or thin board that is glued together with glue at a certain temperature and pressure for a certain period of time. The common ones are three splints, five splints, nine splints and twelve splints (commonly known as three plywood, five plywood, nine plywood, and twelve plywood in the market). Plywood has common defects such as low glue strength, bubbling and partial glue, plywood warping, etc., and is more used to make oil-mixed panels or backsheets.