Are eco-boards environmentally friendly? Judge from these three aspects

When choosing decoration materials, people not only focus on the quality of the board, but also pay special attention to the environmental friendliness of the board. So are ecological boards environmentally friendly? How to judge the environmental friendliness of ecological boards?

To determine whether eco-board is environmentally friendly, we must first understand what kind of board it is. Eco-board is a man-made board, made from high-quality core board and raw materials bonded together under high pressure and heat. Eco-board is environmentally friendly, made from natural, environmentally friendly materials. Compared to boards made from natural wood, eco-board is more renewable and has a shorter renewable lifespan, which aligns with the current era of environmental protection and sustainable development.

Secondly, the environmental performance of eco-friendly boards is determined by their core material. The quality of the core material determines the environmental performance of the eco-friendly board. Eco-friendly boards typically use blockboard as their core material, and the quality of blockboard is directly related to indoor formaldehyde levels. Therefore, when purchasing eco-friendly boards, consumers are advised to choose reputable eco-friendly board brands. Only boards produced by reputable eco-friendly board companies are guaranteed to be environmentally friendly. Furthermore, because eco-friendly boards are also known as melamine-veneered boards, many question their environmental safety. While melamine is indeed present on the surface of eco-friendly boards, and while it is a toxic substance, it is not harmful to humans unless consumed.

Ultimately, the true determinant of a board's environmental performance is formaldehyde. Only boards that don't release excessive formaldehyde are considered environmentally friendly. A reminder: Because glue is used during production, boards will release some formaldehyde, and zero-formaldehyde boards are virtually nonexistent. When purchasing boards, pay close attention to their formaldehyde emissions. As long as the formaldehyde emissions are within a certain concentration, the board can be considered environmentally friendly. Eco-boards' formaldehyde emissions meet national environmental standards, reaching E1 and E0.