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Solid wood is mostly used for varieties and parts with less material, and solid wood is rarely used for precious wood. For example, solid wood dining chairs are more common, but generally high-end imported beech, mid-range maple, birch, domestic beech, and low-end rubber wood are used. If someone tells you that he sells 'imported black walnut solid wood dining chairs' for five or six hundred yuan a piece, then he must be deceiving you. Most of the chairs were dyed black walnut with birch lacquer, and similar practices are common in Chinese and foreign furniture industries. However, the original intention of saving costs and supporting harmoniously was used to hide the sky and cross the sea, so it had to be guarded against.

There are many finishing materials for modern panel furniture, among which veneer and stickers are commonly used, but the grades are completely different. Wood veneer furniture is rich in natural texture, beautiful and durable, but the price is relatively high, while sticker furniture is easy to wear, afraid of water, and bears collision, but the price is low and belongs to popular products. Some furniture varieties with little wear and no water sources are currently mainly stickers, such as shoe cabinets and bookcases.

When customers visit a furniture store, they will see descriptions such as 'walnut base cabinet', 'cherry wood coffee table', 'beech wood dining chair' on the price tag. At this time, it is very important to figure out whether it is solid wood, veneer or stickers. Solid wood and veneer can be called 'cherry wood furniture', but stickers can only be called 'cherry wood grain furniture', otherwise it will be a mixed bag.

Solid wood, wood grain, wood rays (if any, usually appear as 'needles') are clearly visible, and more or less should have some natural imperfections (wood knots, wood spots, etc., black lines, etc.). For the same piece of solid wood, whether it is a plank or a wooden strip, the wood grain at the two interfaces should be able to clearly see the natural connection between the longitudinal section and the cross section.

There should also be natural imperfections. Because the veneer has a certain thickness (about 0.5mm), when making furniture, when encountering two adjacent interfaces, they usually do not turn, but stick one piece each. Therefore, the wood grains of the two interfaces should not usually be connected.

Even imported high-grade paper can be imitated even with wood flaws, but it is still different from natural veneer and looks fake. Sticker furniture is easy to reveal flaws in the corners. In addition, due to its small thickness (0.08mm), the wood grain paper will be directly wrapped at the junction of the two planes, resulting in the wood grain of the two interfaces being connected (usually longitudinal sections).