Panel Furniture | Have you chosen the right panel materials for your home?

Whether it's ready-made or custom-made furniture, panel furniture is currently the most common type on the market. Perhaps a decade or two ago, people preferred solid wood furniture, but over time, panel furniture has gradually gained recognition due to its superior performance.

The main material of panel furniture is board, so the quality of the furniture depends on the quality of the board.

So, what kind of boards should be used? What kind of boards are the right way to decorate a home?

The quality of a board depends mainly on its core material and surface. The quality of the core material determines the board's durability, while the decorative veneer on the surface directly affects the final decorative effect.

Because it's engineered wood, glue is essential. The processing of logs into boards requires a large amount of glue, but the quality of the glue varies. Good glue is expensive, increasing costs and reducing profits, sometimes even resulting in losses. Many small factories, with low production volumes, can't afford to cut corners on materials and are forced to reduce raw material costs or use cheaper glue. Therefore, it's recommended to choose reputable brands. While many smaller brands claim their boards are qualified and environmentally friendly, the likelihood of encountering substandard products is higher, and quality can vary between batches. It must be said that branded boards generally have much higher quality control, and although they may be more expensive, they offer greater peace of mind.

With the development of the times, more and more people are choosing customized furniture, with engineered wood being the main material. It is easy to process and convenient to use. Customized furniture can cover the entire living space, such as wardrobes in the bedroom, TV cabinets in the living room, entryway cabinets, as well as various partition cabinets, wine cabinets, and bookcases. In addition, engineered wood is also used for partitions, ceilings, and floors. It is obvious to everyone that the usage rate of engineered wood is quite high. However, because of the large amount used, formaldehyde and other pollutants will accumulate. Therefore, when decorating, you should not simply think that the more cabinets you have, the better.