Mahogany furniture company puts forward industry pulp standard

“So far, mahogany furniture still has no clear industrial standards. We believe that in addition to hardwood standards and red heart standards, mahogany raw materials must have a certain 'padding standard'.” Recently, Zhang Tianhong, chief engineer of Liantianhong Fujian Furniture Company, was in Hongmu. The furniture industry has clearly proposed the "Padding Standard".

Tao Shaoyi, director of the Guangxi Museum Office, told reporters that paling paste is a word frequently used in antique circles. It is commonly known as “the ancient handed down” and refers to the layer of metal naturally formed over time due to oxidation, corrosion, and sweat. The compound has a variety of colors such as black bronze, which gives the artifact a natural sense of staleness. It can be said that the paving is on the grinding stone of time, and it is gradually polished out by the years of the passage of time. The faint smooth surface is extremely subtle and it is difficult to tell if it is not carefully observed.

Zhang Yaozhen told reporters that the formation of pulp in mahogany furniture was mainly caused by people playing, wiping, and using them frequently.

“From the point of view of mahogany properties, whether or not padding can be achieved should be one of the important criteria for judging mahogany furniture.” Zhang Yaozhen introduced that for a long time, because China has only hardwood furniture standards, there is no clear standard for mahogany furniture. Therefore, as the earliest company in the industry to launch "exclusive, according to the price of pounds" of the company, it is hoped that through higher than the industry standard enterprise standards, promote the entire mahogany furniture industry, "original Qingyuan."

Tao Shaoyi believes that the appearance of "padding standard" should be regarded as the "core standard" of the mahogany furniture industry in comparison with other furniture industries. Compared with other types of wood that cannot form "padding," this standard has been universally promoted. May be the main basis for the final identification of mahogany furniture.