Where is the oak used for furniture generally produced and where the oak is of better quality

Generally, there are more in the eastern United States and Canada, and our country (Pincaihui) has but the distribution is very scattered, called oak wood! Now if it is domestic, it is actually a lot of wood compressed together to make fake oak, when buying oak furniture, you can carefully observe, there is a small amount of paint on the furniture part (such as the board is not combined, the back of the furniture board, etc.) or the use of grease to protect the part, compare whether the color of the solid wood is pure. Naturally grown oak mainly has two classified tree species: red oak and white oak, and there is little difference between the two oak in the product material, and the core of the two oak wood is yellow-brown or reddish-brown.

How to distinguish the real from the fake with oak furniture? The texture of real oak is clear and elegant. According to a carpenter, the more clearly visible the oak grain, the higher the price.

Other wooden furniture does not have the distinctive clear grain of oak. Special attention should be paid to the chaotic pattern of counterfeit oak. 2.

There will also be differences in the production process between good and bad oak, and the surface of inferior oak (if it is deformed and bent) will be rough. Therefore, the production of beautiful oak can also be used as a purchase, please refer to the Byzantine furniture online, the fine workmanship of oak will be handled very well in the joints. 3.

Judging by the color of the wood: the oak wood color is pure and beautiful. There are two major categories of red oak and white oak, and the heartwood is yellow-brown or reddish-brown.

It is understood that most oak furniture is generally only painted with light paint, and some brands only paint a layer of wood grease oil on the surface. The aim is to allow the buyer to see the clear pattern of the oak wood, reflecting the natural atmosphere of the furniture. This has become one of the ways for consumers to identify whether the material used is oak or not.

If the oak furniture is painted with a dark colour, it may be less collectible. If the surface wood color is not pure enough, or even contains miscellaneous spots or black spots, it may be an inferior product. 4.

Oak is hard and therefore scratch-resistant: this makes it possible to rub coins against the surface of oak furniture to see if they leave a mark, or if they do, counterfeit oak. 5.

High-quality oak has a higher density. Thick and heavy. It can be carried or lifted for identification when purchasing.