What materials are generally made of furniture?

Fraxinus: The material is slightly heavy and hard, the pattern is beautiful, the structure is coarse, easy to process, the toughness is large, the finishing and gluing are good, and the dryness is average.

Rosewood: hard material, residual texture, medium structure, corrosion resistance, not easy to dry, smooth cutting surface, good finishing and gluing.

Walnut: good material, smooth planing surface, corrosion resistance, not easy to warp, shiny, excellent wood toughness.

White pine: the material is light and soft, elastic, fine and uniform structure, good dryness, water resistance, corrosion resistance, good processing, finishing, coloring and cementation. White pine has higher strength than Korean pine.

Birch: the material is slightly heavy and hard, the structure is fine, the strength is high, and the processability, finishing and gluing are good.

Paulownia: The material is very light and soft, the structure is coarse, the cutting water surface is not smooth, the dryness is good, and it is not warped.

Basswood: The material is slightly light and soft, the structure is slightly fine, there is a silk luster, it is not easy to crack, it has good processing, finishing, coloring, cementation, corrosion resistance, and a slight warping when drying.

Elm: beautiful pattern, coarse structure, good processability, finishing, gluing, poor dryness, easy to crack and warp.

Oak wood: hard material, coarse structure, high strength, difficult processing, good coloring and finishing, poor glue, easy to dry, easy to crack.

Beech: hard material, straight texture, fine structure, wear-resistant, shiny and not easy to deform when dry, processing, finishing, gluing is good.

Maple wood: moderate weight, fine structure, easy processing, smooth cutting surface, good finishing, gluing, warping phenomenon when drying.

Camphor wood: moderate weight, fine structure, aroma, not easy to deform when drying, good processing, finishing, and gluing.

Willow wood: moderate material, slightly rough structure, easy processing, good gluing and finishing performance. Slight cracking and warping when drying. Plywood made from willow wood is called Philippine board.

Personally, I think it's better to use logs for furniture, which is what we used to call solid wood. Now we can't understand what we're messing with in the furniture store. What we used to do was real wood.

Now what are they talking about? It's what we used to call the West Woodworking Board. What kind of furniture people concept, they say is a log again.

So it is recommended that you use log furniture! Because there is no glue in the log. Formaldehyde can be a little less.

Hope you can give me my advice and can help you.

The better thing is the solid wood furniture.