What type of board is used for the wardrobe?

Wardrobes are typically made of wood panels or engineered wood.

Wood-based panels include solid wood panels and engineered wood panels. Solid wood panels are made from natural wood, such as walnut, peach, pine, and oak. Solid wood panels are characterized by their hardness and beautiful grain, but they are more expensive. Engineered wood panels are made from plywood or MDF, and they are lightweight and inexpensive, but not as durable as solid wood panels.

Engineered wood products include fiberglass sheets, aluminum alloy sheets, and high-density fiberboard (HDF). These sheets are typically lightweight and thin, and offer advantages such as corrosion resistance, water resistance, and easy cleaning, making them suitable for environments with high humidity. However, engineered wood products do not have the natural texture of wood-based panels and are not heat-resistant.

When choosing wardrobe materials, you should select based on your needs and budget. It is recommended to carefully review the quality standards of the materials and choose suitable options.

When choosing wardrobe panels, in addition to considering the quality and price of the panels, there are other factors to take into account.

First, consider the environment in which the wardrobe will be used. If the room where the wardrobe is located is humid, or if the wardrobe will frequently come into contact with water, then you may need to choose a material with good water resistance, such as engineered wood. If the room where the wardrobe is located is relatively dry, then wood-based panels can be chosen.

Secondly, consider the functional requirements of the wardrobe. If the wardrobe needs to support heavy items, you may need to choose a more durable material, such as solid wood. If the wardrobe is only used to store lightweight items, you can choose a lighter material, such as engineered wood or particleboard.

Finally, consider the wardrobe's appearance. Wood-based panels typically have natural textures and colors, bringing a natural feel to the wardrobe. Engineered wood panels, on the other hand, offer a variety of colors and patterns, adding a touch of design flair.

In general, when choosing wardrobe materials, you need to consider factors such as the wardrobe's usage environment, functional requirements, and appearance, and make a choice based on your own actual situation.