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When renovating, the first thing people care about is definitely environmental protection. However, most people may not know the differences between specific environmental protection standards. Today, I will take you to learn about the different environmental protection standards.
As we all know, the standard for measuring environmental protection is formaldehyde levels. Formaldehyde is a colorless, harmful gas. Data indicates that indoor air pollution is 5 to 10 times higher than outdoor air pollution. There are over 500 indoor air pollutants, and formaldehyde is a major contributor to indoor air pollution. Formaldehyde in homes primarily originates from various wood panels, furniture, paint, and other decorative materials. Long-term exposure can cause long-term irritation to residents' eyes and respiratory systems, leading to decreased lung, liver, and immune system function, seriously endangering health and life.
Currently, there are two international environmental standards for wood panels: the Japanese standard and the European standard. The highest standard in Japan is F4 (formaldehyde emission ≤ 0.3mg/L), while the European standard is E0 (formaldehyde emission ≤ 8mg/100g). The Japanese standard is generally recognized as the most stringent.
As we all know, Japan's building structures mostly use wood materials, and it is also the country with the highest international environmental protection requirements. Japan's environmental protection standards represent the highest international standards. The boards used by Quandu Home Furnishing are from LVL (a type of multi-layer board) exported to Japan by Fuqing, which has fully obtained Japan's "F Four-Star" certification, and its export volume has occupied most of the Japanese market for ten consecutive years!
The formaldehyde content of the boards used in Quandu Home Furnishings has been tested to be 0.018mg/m³, which is even lower than the Japanese F4-star standard. It is safe for use even by pregnant women and infants!
Quandu Home Furnishing's multi-layer boards adhere to Japanese craftsmanship and environmental protection standards, strictly adhering to Japan's "F Four-Star" standards throughout all stages of material selection, processing, and quality inspection. This ensures that domestic customers can also enjoy the world's top-quality multi-layer solid wood. The veneer paper is imported from Germany, using "IP" melamine paper to ensure the board's color, antioxidant, and environmental protection properties are even better. 28 years of conscientious manufacturing, just one "quality core board"!