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Anonymous users2024-01-24What kind of deformation do you mean by deformation value? What exactly does it look like? Is there a picture? I can help you take a look.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The material you are using has too much moisture content.
I've had this with my furniture, where I removed the deformed door and put it on a flat ground for a while, and then put it back on after the arch edge was flattened, and finally balanced the bottom edge of the cabinet, and if it was still deformed, it was probably a quality problem.
If it is a problem with the pipe glue, you can also adjust it, if it is a problem with the quality of the door, you can only replace it or repair it.
1. In fact, all kinds of wood have quite good dimensional stability, such as the Ming and Qing Dynasty furniture, which has a history of hundreds of years, and is still intact until now. When the moisture content of the wood is greater than the moisture content of the local earth, the water molecules in the wood move to the atmosphere, and the internal stress imbalance caused by the anisotropy of the wood leads to cracking, warping and deformation of the wood. Conversely, when the moisture content of the wood is less than that of the local soil, the wood will absorb water into the atmosphere, and the size of the wood will inevitably change. >>>More
The wooden furniture has been deformed, and there is not much that can be saved, but you can take a look at the maintenance tips. >>>More
Pay attention to ventilation, you can buy some aloe vera, tiger orchid and other plants, or go to the building materials store to buy some professional deodorant products.