Many people prioritize style and style when choosing office furniture. However, office furniture is a large item in the office, and the quality of office furniture is particularly important. The quality of office furniture mainly depends on its inherent quality. Quality depends on the process, so do you know which processes are currently involved?

1、 Solid wood office furniture craftsmanship

That is to say, natural wood veneer is pasted on the surface of board furniture made of particle board or MDF. Its advantage is that the surface is as beautiful as steel office furniture, with natural texture. Its disadvantage is that its environmental protection performance is slightly worse than that of solid steel office furniture.

2、 Melamine process

The melamine process involves covering the surface of the board with a layer of melamine under high temperature and pressure. The panel furniture treated with this process has a smooth surface, is wear-resistant, heat-resistant, and fire-resistant, and the furniture can maintain its own material color; The disadvantage is whether low-quality products meet environmental standards, and poor edge sealing can lead to cracking, and color changes cannot be made arbitrarily.

3、 Sticking paper technology

The process of making furniture by pasting paper veneer that is about to undergo special processing on the surface of the board, and the furniture produced using this process is called sticker skin panel furniture. Its advantage is that the surface color and pattern of furniture are controllable; The disadvantage is that it has high requirements for process quality and is prone to peeling, making it difficult to repair damage without any marks.

4、 Wooden furniture

The biggest advantage of natural wood furniture products lies in their natural wood grain and diverse natural colors. Due to the fact that natural wood is a constantly breathing organism, it must be placed in an environment with appropriate temperature and humidity, and beverages, chemicals, or overheated objects must be avoided from being placed on the surface to avoid damaging the natural color of the wood surface.