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After buying a house, we have countless imaginations of a better life in our minds, so we pay special attention to the decoration, and we will not be stingy with the money. We can be said to have worked hard for the decoration. Happiness is obviously right in front of us, but as we decorate, the overall style goes astray. In the end, we don’t even want the house. Although the editor is exaggerating, it is enough to show how difficult the decoration is.
We previously wrote an article about renovation subtraction, which you might want to revisit; it discusses some common pitfalls. Furthermore, renovations must adhere to the principle of "doing what you can." When working with a limited budget, focus on the hard-to-install items and plan ahead. For example, plumbing and electrical installations must be carefully considered, with backups of the utility diagrams and, where necessary, photographs taken for archiving. Because hidden projects can be complex, if something goes wrong later, without adequate backup and error correction, it can be quite troublesome.
The carpentry process, including the customization of suspended ceilings, door frames, and various cabinets, is inseparable from boards, so the selection of boards must be given special attention, mainly considering the environmental friendliness and quality of the boards.
Environmental considerations for board materials: As furniture sealed indoors, environmental protection must be a top priority. Available grades include E1 and E0, as well as ENF grades and even formaldehyde-absorbing and formaldehyde-removing boards. We recommend using E0 and above boards, as higher grades reduce formaldehyde content and are therefore more environmentally friendly. Plant-based glue boards are particularly recommended, as they utilize pure, natural biomass glue (soybean adhesive). They contain no harmful chemicals like formaldehyde, benzene, and phenol, and do not produce toxic or irritating gases, making them exceptionally healthy and environmentally friendly.
The quality of the board: Although the quality of furniture does not necessarily require it to be ten thousand years strong, the service life must always be guaranteed to be more than 10 years. The three main basic board materials include blockboard, multi-layer board, and core board. The three base materials have been meticulously selected, processed, and processed. It is worth noting that after the base material is formed, it needs to go through two major processes: fixed thickness sanding and static curing. The board after fixed thickness sanding has a higher flatness; and the board after static curing effectively eliminates the internal stress of the structure, balances the moisture content, and has better resistance to deformation and cracking. Compared with ordinary particleboard and density board made of branch materials, the three base materials made after more than twenty processes have better physical properties, stronger nail holding force, and more stable quality.
To summarize, what should you pay attention to when renovating? 1. Control your budget and work within your means. 2. Keep hidden projects secret and prepare backups for future problems. 3. When selecting materials, prioritize both environmental friendliness and quality.
Renovation is indeed a difficult task, but for the sake of living in peace, don't be lazy! If you have any questions about the board, you can leave a message at any time!