Hotel Furniture Introduction

Different types of hotel furniture use different surface materials. For example, the legs of tables, chairs, and cabinets should be made of hardwood, which is sturdy and can bear weight, while other materials can be used for the internal components. Wardrobe legs should be at least 2.5cm thick; too thick and they look bulky, too thin and they are prone to bending and warping. Kitchen and bathroom cabinets should not be made of fiberboard, but rather plywood, because fiberboard swells and is damaged when exposed to water. Dining tables should be water-resistant.

If you find wormholes or sawdust in the wood, it indicates that the drying process was incomplete. After checking the surface, it is recommended that you open the cabinet doors and drawers to check for rot inside. You can test this by pressing your fingernail into the wood; if it goes in easily, the internal material is rotten. After opening the cabinet doors, smell the wood. If it has a pungent, eye-irritating, or tearing smell, it means the formaldehyde content in the adhesive is too high, which is harmful to health.