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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the goods are real, the price cannot be considered expensive.
But you need to take a closer look at the real thing to get a general feeling.
The material is actually invisible, only the workmanship can be seen. Especially the large wardrobe, whether the door panel is straight, the quality of the hinges (you can only see if they are thick), the feel of opening and closing the door. If it is a veneer material, check the edge of each board surface to see if it is dense and flat.
Whether there is blistering everywhere. Whether the rails of each drawer are slippery. Observe the inner plate (non-decorative surface) for roughness.
Finally, smell the smell, if there is an odor, and try to make sure that there is no pollution such as formaldehyde.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at what the material is. What wood or triple plywood. Artificial panels are expensive.
You'd better take a picture,..I can't see if there are any carvings or anything. It's hard to say.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not too expensive.
I bought a three-brother bed, probably pit by the store, and told me to say solid wood. I also blame that I didn't look carefully in advance, more than half of it is a large core board, and it is full of wood, and the remaining half does not know what a finger joint board is. In short, it's a patchwork.
The head of the bed should be oriented north-south, and the westward direction is not in line with the movement of the earth, and after a long time, people's spirits will have problems.
In addition to the seat of the bed, the only position left can be considered, because it is barely placed, it will not look good, and it does not have to be a bedside table.
It's okay, generally speaking, there is a specially matched bedside table when buying a bed.
Filth should not be placed on the left, and the man thinks about it.