What does wood drying mean for solid wood furniture

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The types of furniture wood include mahogany, paulownia, ash, rubberwood, teak, walnut, cherry, ash, elm, maple, birch, beech, camphor, pine, poplar, fir and so on. Mahogany: Mahogany is a traditional solid wood furniture material, its color is darker, and it is generally used more in offices. >>>More

If it is good to do solid wood furniture, of course, it is red sandalwood, yellow pear and other precious wood to make furniture, but the price of that kind of furniture is relatively high, and it is not something that ordinary people can afford, if it is for household use, it is recommended that cherry, elm, oak, ash and this kind of will be more suitable, provided that you buy these wood furniture you should pay attention to the moisture content of the wood control is good, if it is not good, it will be easy to crack. Therefore, the general recommendation is to use a solid wood frame for the main frame of the furniture, and use E1 or better E0 level environmental protection board for the large panel, so that the furniture is not only beautiful and practical, but also will not affect people's health due to excessive formaldehyde.

The difference between hand-carved and mechanical carving you asked (because hand-carved and hand-carved in the title is the same meaning), generally only high-end European-American homes have artificial carving, and only in very important parts (such as the core board in the middle of the bed, the flower in the middle of the sofa), and the others are mechanical carving. The mechanical engraving speed is fast, but the detail processing is poor, and it requires fine polishing in the later stage, and the cost is low; The manual engraving speed is slow, the detail processing is very good, the roundness is high, and the cost is high.

Some traditional furniture materials will definitely not be wrong, if you don't understand it very well, try not to choose the varieties that have just been developed in the past two years, the name of the material. The more traditional furniture materials are: catalpa, elm, ash, ash, red oak, walnut, oak, pine, fir, rubber wood, etc.