Furniture FAQ

There are many types of materials used in furniture manufacturing. Some of the most common ones are:

1. Wood: Solid wood, engineered wood, and plywood are all popular materials used for furniture.

2. Metal: Steel, aluminum, and wrought iron are commonly used for frames, legs, and decorative accents.

3. Upholstery: Fabric, leather, and vinyl are used for seating and cushions.

4. Glass: Tempered glass is used for tabletops, shelving, and decorative accents.

5. Plastic: Acrylic, polycarbonate, and polypropylene are used for modern, lightweight furniture.

6. Natural fibers: Rattan, wicker, and bamboo are used for outdoor and tropical-inspired furniture.

7. Stone: Granite, marble, and travertine are used for tabletops and accents.

8. Synthetic materials: Fiberglass, resin, and composite materials are used for modern and durable furniture.

9. Cork: Used for flooring and furniture accents.

10. Concrete: Used for modern and industrial furniture.

There are many different styles of furniture, including traditional, modern, contemporary, rustic, vintage, and more.

When choosing furniture, consider factors such as the size and style of your space, your personal taste and preferences, and your budget.

Solid wood furniture is made entirely from natural wood, while engineered wood furniture is made from a combination of natural wood and other materials, such as plywood or MDF.

To care for wood furniture, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures, dust regularly, and clean it with a soft cloth and mild soap.