Recently, the Municipal Industry and Commerce Bureau issued a warning to consumers, advising them to be cautious when purchasing solid wood furniture. It is recommended that buyers focus on large furniture stores or well-known brands with strong reputations. Be alert to unscrupulous businesses that may use misleading advertising such as "all solid wood" or "100% eco-friendly" to mislead customers. These claims should not be taken at face value.
In May 2009, the national standard "General Technical Conditions for Wood Furniture" was introduced, clearly defining categories such as "all solid wood furniture," "solid wood furniture," and "solid wood veneer furniture." To ensure you get what you pay for, here are seven key points to consider when buying solid wood furniture:
First, examine the grain of the wood. Solid wood materials are expensive and increasingly scarce due to restrictions on logging. As a result, many products use processed solid wood boards with discontinuous grain patterns. If the grain is uniform and symmetrical over large areas, it's likely not made entirely of solid wood. Second, check the smell. Genuine solid wood has a natural, mild aroma without strong or pungent odors. Third, look for natural imperfections like knots or scars. If the pattern on one side doesn’t match the other, it’s probably not solid wood. Fourth, inspect the inner structure. Some furniture includes hinges, handles, or brackets that can be removed to reveal the core material. Fifth, observe the craftsmanship. Solid wood furniture usually retains the natural texture of the wood, often finished with varnish or paint. In contrast, particleboard furniture tends to use hardware connections. Sixth, assess the design. Unusual or overly artistic shapes may indicate the use of non-solid wood materials. Lastly, always review the contract carefully. The agreement must specify the exact type of wood and furniture, and include clear terms regarding the seller’s responsibility in case of disputes. This helps protect your rights and ensures transparency in the purchase.
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