Does the base material determine the environmental friendliness of the board?

　　Modern home decoration utilizes a growing variety of new materials. However, furniture, flooring, doors and windows, wardrobes, and cabinets still require a large amount of panel materials. The quality and environmental friendliness of these products largely depend on the quality of the basic materials such as panels.

　　Panel materials are divided into solid wood panels and engineered wood panels, each with its own advantages. Pure solid wood, especially high-grade wood, is undoubtedly more popular with consumers. However, the scarcity of resources means that the limited amount of wood cannot meet the large market demand. With the advancement of technology, the performance indicators of various engineered wood panels have been continuously upgraded, and they are being more widely used in life. Engineered wood panels not only have advantages over traditional materials in terms of performance and price, but also alleviate the shortage of wood resources to a certain extent. Engineered wood panels are of many types. Because they are made by breaking down and recombining wood, they have a more uniform structure, less shrinkage, are easy to process, can be processed into large-sized panels as needed, and are good raw materials for making furniture of different specifications and styles. Finished products do not need to be dried again and can be used directly. They also have good sound absorption and sound insulation properties. At the same time, they avoid problems such as decay and insect infestation.

　　Regarding the purchase of wooden products, experts do not recommend that consumers buy products that are too cheap. Otherwise, if the materials do not meet the standards, it is easy to buy "toxic" furniture, affecting the health of the family.