1.The demand
When it comes to choosing the best furniture for your home such as a wooden bed, then you must learn and know the difference between furniture materials.
The type of wood used as a raw material is one of the factors that determine how long furniture will last and its cost. Quality furniture is usually made of hardwood derived from trees such as oak, maple, mahogany, teak, walnuts, cherries and birches that are difficult to scratch and distort.
In addition, it is also necessary to choose depending on the type of wood to be suitable for the finished products. Solid wood furniture is mostly outdated. It is more common to find furniture made of plywood or treated wood. However, furniture made from plywood or wood does not mean bad, since these two materials still bring a promising durability and resistance to cracking, warping.
2. Skilled production unit
+ To pick the best interior and exterior furniture we must not only focus on their perfection but also their convenient usages and life spans.
Professional and high-quality furniture companies will treat the wood pieces so that they are strong, not sketchy.
+ Since hardwood furniture can shrink and expand depending on the climate and season, it must be kept with hard materials. When looking for quality crafts, make sure that all the joints of the furniture are bonded in a way that is long-lasting and durable. The back and any exposed parts must be smooth sanded and properly installed. This is an important characteristic, as only well-constructed furniture has these details.
Nathimex takes pride in being one of the experienced production units in the market for years and exporting to many retailers as their business development strategies in European countries such as Germany, France, UK….
+ Some of the most important steps in finishing wood furniture are: treating the wood surface, coating evenly.
Wood surface treatment is the first step of the finishing process. Producers often should also check for stains- if so, the wood hasn't been sanded properly. Inspect the finish from different angles for avoiding smudges or scratches.
The second step to have a good finish is to coat with oil bath. Then it is evaluated whether the oil color layer is evenly dipped. Wooden furniture can be stained to change the color of the original wood, often looking darker but in natural way. Since that it seems to say high quality coating will be evenly distributed without dark spots.
3. The durability and moisture content of wood affect wood furniture
It is recommended to choose wood with stable durability, which is a hardwood, capable of bearing great impact forces, inlaid wood that is resistant to weevil attacks for a long time such as walnut wood, oak, ash wood (ash wood) ... Besides, the thickness of the wood and the strength of the wood.
In different types of wood, there is also different moisture content of wood, the shrinkage of wood depends on the type of wood and wood quality. Flexible wood line, lightweight, large absorbance, heavy wood line with less moisture absorbance, lower shrinkage amplitude. In heavy wood, depending on the type of wood, the expansion is different. Therefore, depending on the type of wood, we have appropriate technical measures to ensure the quality of wooden tables and chairs, wooden furniture when using. At Nathimex, the wood moisture content must be less than 12%.
4. Environment of wood furniture
Besides, depending on the installation area, choose which wooden furniture has water resistance features accordingly.
With wooden furniture for supermarkets or shops, there is usually air conditioning, so you only need to use wood that is moderately expensive. But if it is a private house, especially wood flooring, it is necessary to withstand high humidity from the ground, must choose a water-resistant, high-moisture resistant type.
5. Man influences wood furniture
People are a direct factor affecting wood furniture, the proper use and preservation of wood helps them stay shiny and durable over time. So when using wood flooring, you should pay attention to contact with water, prevent the wood from absorbing water and limit dirt and scratches.
