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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is impossible, building materials and furniture mostly use wood as raw materials, wood will use formaldehyde in the processing process, the first is to play the role of stereotype, the second is to play the role of anti-corrosion.
Moreover, the country also knows that zero formaldehyde cannot be done in the process of furniture making, so it has formulated a standard for formaldehyde content in furniture, and at present, the formaldehyde content of E0 level furniture is the lowest.
Yes, now there is a kind of building materials called (green) carbonized wood, which is a true green building material, carbonized wood is a wood that has undergone 212 °C high temperature oxygen-free and anhydrous carbonization treatment, which is stable and not easy to crack and deform, with the effect of anti-corrosion and insect prevention, and no chemicals are added in the production process.
Furniture to go through multiple treatment, in this process to completely use zero aldehyde paint, zero aldehyde edge banding, zero aldehyde veneer, even if the plate does not contain formaldehyde, will exist in the processing process, so due to the cost and process limitations, the non-toxic furniture on the market can not be completely free of formaldehyde, relatively speaking, it will be environmentally friendly and healthy!
There should be no, how can it be possible to use glue and the like in furniture now! Anyway, I won't believe it, it's just how much formaldehyde it contains!
False, to put it simply, no matter what plate processing must use glue, does the glue have formaldehyde? Wood has formaldehyde. Now E0 is an environmental level. Not formaldehyde-free.
Solid wood furniture cannot be said to be zero formaldehyde, which depends on the manufacturer's process problems. For this point, friends must remember to find a more reliable manufacturer with E1 environmental protection qualification! (E0 is not a domestic and international standard, most of them deceive consumers, so it is the most reliable way to look for the E1 environmental protection label).