The popular full-length cabinets, but worried about the doors warping? That's because you haven't chosen the right base material!

Basic Bedroom Organization

Equivalent to "wardrobe storage"

Wardrobes are one of the most important furniture items in home life, and also a key storage area in the bedroom. Expanding the wardrobe storage area has become a common way to increase bedroom storage space. The best way to expand the wardrobe storage area is to make the wardrobe "reach the ceiling," creating a "ceiling wardrobe," maximizing the storage space and making reasonable use of the unused top space, thus achieving the legendary "three-dimensional storage method."

Floor-to-ceiling cabinets are certainly desirable, and doors that reach the ceiling are even more aesthetically pleasing! However, for furniture manufacturers, the most pressing concern is how to create cabinet doors that are resistant to warping-after all, even cabinet doors made from ordinary boards require straighteners to stabilize them and prevent deformation, let alone large, floor-to-ceiling cabinet doors! Achieving a perfect result from the start, ensuring quality keeps pace with the desired aesthetic, has become both a challenge and a pain point for furniture manufacturers.

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Understanding the principles and recognizing cabinet door deformation

From a mechanical point of view, the warping and deformation of boards is the result of the release of internal stress. If effective measures are not taken during the production process, the boards will not be able to eliminate the basis for the generation of internal stress, which will lead to warping and deformation when the furniture is made and placed in environments with high pressure and high humidity.

At the same time, long cabinet doors are much more likely to warp than short cabinet doors. Even adding a "door straightener" to the doors of a full-length tall cabinet cannot completely eliminate the possibility of warping. Only by better understanding the knowledge of materials and knowing the reasons for cabinet door warping can one select the right materials and make a good full-length tall cabinet.

Board quality

You can tell if a wardrobe is good or bad just by looking at the materials used. The quality of the cabinet door materials directly affects the lifespan of the wardrobe. If the physical and chemical properties of the materials are not good enough, even large-sized cabinet doors will inevitably warp.

Cabinet door dimensions

If the cabinet door is too long or not thick enough, it may also deform.

Normally, the thickness of the cabinet door panel needs to be 18mm. If the thickness is less than 18mm and the cabinet door is made tall, the cabinet door will not be able to support the pressure and will deform. This is the main reason why tall cabinets are most prone to deformation.

Meanwhile, the width of the cabinet doors also affects wardrobe deformation. Excessively wide doors increase the weight of the cabinet, but the hardware has limited load-bearing capacity. Frequent opening and closing can cause the hardware to deform, eventually damaging the doors.

Installation process

Poor installation will cause problems for the wardrobe later. Uneven stress distribution on the cabinet doors will inevitably lead to issues with frequent opening and closing.

Usage Environment

Boards are prone to warping and cracking in damp environments, a phenomenon determined by their physical properties. Therefore, if cabinet doors are used in a humid environment for an extended period, they will suffer varying degrees of damage.

Qiannianzhou LSB High-Energy Home Furnishing Board

Creating cabinet doors that are resistant to deformation without the need for straighteners

Full-height cabinets with large door panels are favored by many consumers, but the problem of warping large cabinet doors has always existed in the industry. Qiannianzhou has invested a great deal of time and effort in developing cabinet doors that are less prone to warping, launching the LSB high-performance furniture board. This provides a new solution to the problem of cabinet door warping, injects new vitality into full-height cabinets, and brings higher-quality furniture products to furniture manufacturers.

LSB high-energy home furnishing boards are made from carefully selected high-quality pine wood, combined with formaldehyde-free MDI glue, and are produced through processes such as drying, screening, and directional laying. The addition of large wood chips effectively offsets the internal stress of the board, making it suitable for various environments and improving the problem of furniture deformation caused by cabinet door warping in the home environment.