What problems have you encountered during the selection and use of boards?

1. Problem: It will deform after prolonged use.

"I don't know if it's the poor quality of the boards or the poor design of the cabinets. The cabinets that were made from the boards I bought during my renovation started to warp in several places after only a few years. For example, the cabinet doors are so warped that they can hardly close. It's really upsetting to look at them."

2. Problem: Severe insect infestation.

“The weather here is hot and humid, and the insects are really bad. When I bought the boards, I was very careful to choose them in the hope that they would be protected from insects. But after a few months, I still saw signs of insect infestation, such as wormholes and sawdust. I had to kill the insects, which was really troublesome.”

3. Problem: Formaldehyde levels exceed standards

"Because I know there are many cases of 'formaldehyde-contaminated houses' and 'formaldehyde exceeding the standard and causing cancer,' I am very strict in requiring low formaldehyde emission levels when selecting building materials. However, since I am not a professional, I can only listen to the seller's side of the story, so I still have many concerns when buying building materials, and I am worried about buying non-environmentally friendly materials."

4. Problem : The board has an odor .

"This is something that has always puzzled me. Aren't boards made of solid wood? So when I was renovating last time, there was a strange smell when the carpenter was sawing boards and making cabinets. I was worried that there might be some kind of polluting gas. When I asked the carpenter, he said it was normal. Is it good for boards to have an odor?"

The above are the pain points of board material consumption as described by consumers we randomly interviewed. Faced with these problems, consumers may seek professional advice to buy boards that they feel comfortable with; or suppress their worries and dissatisfaction and make do; or simply throw away the old cabinets and build new ones, treating the previous cabinets as a lesson learned.

However, such an outcome is always exhausting and troublesome. Wouldn't it be perfect if we could buy boards from the beginning without any worries?

The perfect opportunity, just around the corner.

To address the pain points of panel consumers and provide them with a comfortable home experience, DaWangYeTe is searching the world for and testing new wood species to create higher-quality panels with better cores.

New wood species

Better core, better quality

Completely eliminates problems such as deformation, insect infestation, formaldehyde, and odor.