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With the rapid development of the real estate industry, the panel industry has also ushered in favorable growth opportunities. As a member of society, buying a home has become an essential part of growth. Furthermore, with the significant increase in population, the rigid demand for housing is becoming increasingly strong. Therefore, the supply and demand of housing determines the development trend of the panel industry. When renovating a home, consumers often spend excessive time and effort selecting panel materials, aiming for affordable, environmentally friendly panels. Today, I would like to share with friends who are looking to renovate their homes how to choose high-quality panel materials.
First, learn to identify the water absorption expansion rate
The water absorption expansion rate refers to the moisture resistance of the board material. For example, in a bathroom, where the air contains high levels of moisture, the board material will expand and deform under the influence of this moisture, thereby affecting the wall's force balance and hinge nail holding power. When the board material is manufactured into furniture such as cabinets, the water absorption expansion rate is closely related to the edge banding technology used after the board material is cut. Therefore, when purchasing kitchen and bathroom furniture, Bancai.com reminds you to carefully check the cabinet edge banding for smoothness and to check for any glue overflow or debonding. Furthermore, it is important to check that the board material meets national standards, that is, a water absorption expansion rate of less than 8%.
Secondly, we must learn to distinguish the intensity of static music
As the name suggests, static bending strength refers to the hardness and flexibility of the board. It represents whether the board will bend or break during use. The static bending strength of the board is inseparable from the raw materials. If the material selected is wood grown in alpine forest areas, the physical properties of the board will be very stable. In terms of tree age, younger trees mean lower static bending strength values. Generally speaking, the optimal age of wood is between 15 and 30 years old. In addition, the production process of the board can also affect the static bending strength of the board to a certain extent. Advanced production technology can make the structure of the board more stable and prevent bending and deformation. Another point to note is that the span of the shelves of some furniture in the board market is very large, which can also cause deformation of the board. If you buy furniture with a shelf span that is too large, it will easily deform.
In addition to the above, consumers should also learn to identify the screw holding force when purchasing boards. The screw holding force of the board represents whether the screws used in the board will loosen, fall off, or crack after long-term use and moving, thereby causing deformation and distortion of the board.