Solid wood cabinets have standard countries have made a strict definition of wooden furniture

In recent years, solid wood cabinets have occupied the market rapidly with their advantages of exquisiteness and environmental protection, and have gained the favor of consumers. However, with the increasing sales of solid wood cabinets, there are more and more complaints, and the focus of complaints is on "real estate cabinets are not true."

According to Jiang Hongyuan, chairman of Zhejiang Furniture Association, in fact, the concept of solid wood furniture has not been very clear. Until the formal implementation of the new version of the “General Technical Conditions for Wood Furniture” on May 1, 2009, the state strictly clarified the confusing “ "Solid wood furniture" and "integrated wood furniture" concept. As to whether some furniture salespersons mention solid wood content at 20%, 60%, or other proportions, whether they can be called solid wood furniture, there is no mention in the standard.

According to the new edition of "General Technical Conditions for Wood Furniture", solid wood furniture is divided into solid wood furniture, solid wood furniture and solid wood veneer furniture according to the ratio and technology of solid wood materials. All solid wood furniture refers to all wooden parts (excluding mirror pallets and fillets) made of solid wood sawn wood or solid wood panels; solid wood furniture, that is, the base material is made of solid wood sawn wood or solid wood panels, and the surface is not covered with furniture; wood paste The surface furniture, ie, the base material is made of solid wood sawn wood or solid wood board, and the surface is covered with furniture made of solid wood veneer or veneer (wood veneer).

According to Jiang Hongyuan, the “wooden furniture combined” proposed by dealers is not a kind of “solid wood furniture” but the “integrated wood furniture” stipulated in the new standard. Many sellers are also using the concept of the concept, in the market sales process this kind of integrated furniture are often called solid wood furniture, but even if they claim that solid wood can account for 60%, 70%, can not be called Solid wood furniture: According to the standard materials used in the national standard, the panel-type furniture is divided into fiberboard furniture, particleboard furniture, cabinetboard furniture, and multi-layer plywood furniture. If the substrate is made of wood, wood-based panels, etc. The furniture can only be called comprehensive wood furniture."

Lin Feng, a Hangzhou district manager who is engaged in the sales of a certain brand of solid wood cabinets, said that the current concept of solid wood cabinets is rather confusing. Like a furniture market in Hangzhou, although the layout of the market has been divided, the fourth floor is called the "wood furniture area." However, there are still many businesses on other floors who claim to sell solid wood cabinets. In fact, even in the solid wood furniture area on the fourth floor, there are some merchants who do not sell real wood products.

Lin Feng explained that there is indeed a common saying in the industry. For example, it is generally agreed that wood should reach 70% of solid wood cabinets, and auxiliary materials such as floor and backboard of drawers can be replaced by other boards. “For consumers, they also basically accept this argument. For example, 70% of the cabinets they buy are solid wood, and consumers will psychologically feel that they are buying solid wood cabinets.”

The reason why solid wood is favored by consumers is mainly because of its environmental health performance. However, many consumers have some misconceptions about the concept of environmental protection: that is to say, integrated wood cabinets are certainly not environmentally friendly. According to industry sources, the environmental protection of cabinets should be based on both cabinet materials and paint. If the formaldehyde content exceeds the standard, that is certainly not environmentally friendly. At present, China has a uniform standard for the production of furniture materials. As long as these materials meet national standards, whether solid wood cabinets or integrated wood cabinets, they can be called environmental cabinets.