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Anonymous users2024-01-24Are you kidding??? Solid wood cabinets also exceed the formaldehyde standard! That's wood, it's formaldehyde-free, okay? You must have been deceived by putting a layer of solid wood veneer on top of the inferior substrate. The kitchen is cracked, terrible, what brand is so unscrupulous.
If it is pure solid wood, there is not much problem with the general material. However, when there are some bonded parts and external processing in furniture production, there will be some places where formaldehyde and paint are used, so there will be volatilization of formaldehyde and benzene, so even if it is solid wood furniture, it may also exceed the standard. >>>More
Because solid wood cabinets are heavy, they are tiring to move. >>>More
Whether formaldehyde exceeds the standard has nothing to do with the brand, depending on whether the furniture uses panels containing artificial formaldehyde. You can find SGS formaldehyde detection to test. Just get it.
In this case, it is also possible that the TVOC exceeds the standard, and there are instruments on the market to detect TVOC. I use the 5-in-1 detector of Jiabaoyu, and both formaldehyde and TVOC can be detected.
Solid wood furniture generally does not exceed the standard, solid wood furniture because of the use of little glue, formaldehyde is mainly in the use of paint, slightly better paint formaldehyde content can be, and the formaldehyde volatilization in the paint is also faster, the current market to detect formaldehyde content equipment are 100-3 million, those small equipment is very inaccurate, and even has no reference value.