How do you judge solid wood furniture?

When choosing, put your hand on the surface of the furniture, carefully check whether the polished surface is smooth, observe whether there are drawers or door frames tilted, and whether there are crooked parts caused by low craftsmanship such as crooked tenon eye position or eye hole too large and tenon is not strict. Wooden furniture should have safety and stability performance, you can gently push the upper corner of the furniture or sit on the side, try whether the furniture is firm, the combination of supporting parts such as plug corners should be firm, and the fit of the loading parts should not be loose.

Secondly, it is necessary to observe whether the wood is defective. The main stress-bearing parts of the furniture, such as the load-bearing horizontal strips close to the ground between the columns and the connecting columns, should not have large knots, cracks and cracks. The structure is firm, the frame shall not be loosened, and the tenon and tenon shall not be broken.

The components of the wood-based panels used in the furniture should be edge-banded, and the installation of various accessories shall not be less, missing nails, and through nails. Do not use moth-eaten and rotten wood materials; The wood must be dried and the moisture content shall not be higher than 12%.

Finally, open the furniture cabinet doors and drawers to observe whether the wood is dry and white, and whether the texture is tight and delicate. If furniture is made of particleboard, MDF, etc., it is required that the doors or drawers should be opened without too much pungent odor, and the opening and closing should be flexible.

If there is a problem with your question, you must first understand that there is a difference between pure solid wood and solid wood. Solid wood means that every part of the furniture is made of logs. Solid wood furniture may have partial MDF or plywood inside.

The national standard is that solid wood accounts for 30% of the furniture, and pure solid wood furniture means that every part of the furniture is logs. Once you understand this, you can see what kind of wood it is made of.

See if the pattern on the side of the continuous is continuous.