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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is very difficult, because solid wood processing, in the present is with the help of machinery, it is impossible to cut out all by hand, and the machined things are also assembled by hand, so I don't know if you want to use this to judge the quality of furniture? To put it simply, if it is all done by hand, then the surface effect will definitely not be machined flat, smooth, and the size will not be very standard, and the assembly structure and other issues are to be considered.
One of the mysteries of judging whether it is solid wood furniture is: wood grain and scarring, mainly looking at the door panels and side panels. >>>More
Observe natural defects: generally solid wood furniture has a certain amount of scarring, some scars will extend to the back of the board, look at the location of one side of the scar and knot, and then find out whether there is a corresponding pattern on the other side, if symmetrical, you can determine that it is all solid wood furniture. Some scars only extend to the middle of the wood, so it is not convenient to look at the back here. >>>More
Regarding the carving of mahogany furniture, whether it is hand-carved or machine-carved, this is one of the focuses of the majority of mahogany furniture lovers! This question does not have to be tangled: first: >>>More
According to the definition of the national standard, it is calculated. Because the national standard stipulates that as long as the main frame of the furniture is solid wood, it is considered solid wood furniture. However, only the frame, panels, accessories, etc. are all solid wood can be regarded as all solid wood furniture. >>>More
No, solid wood veneer is a veneer pasted on the board, the appearance looks like solid wood, in fact, many of them are wood-based panels, there are also solid wood finger joint boards, many solid wood furniture on the market, desktop cabinets, door panels, side panels, etc., are actually solid wood veneer, solid wood generally has a more obvious splicing.