The top 10 truths about the environmental friendliness of board materials, point 4 is the most asked!

In our background, many parents often ask us questions about various types of boards:

Everyone's questions are varied and numerous.

In order to let everyone understand the truth about the board more clearly, solve these doubts, and avoid pitfalls, we have analyzed the top ten board misunderstandings that people are most likely to fall into.

"Solid Wood Particle Board"

"Solid wood fiberboard"

Is it solid wood?

The more glue the board uses

Is it worse for the environment?

I used 0-formaldehyde board.

There must be no formaldehyde problem, right?

What type of board?

Will the formaldehyde emission be lower?

Japan F4, EU E1

Environmental protection ratio

Are national standards E0 and E1 better?

The furniture inspection report given to me by the merchant,

It says that the formaldehyde emission is 1.0mg/L.

Can it reach the national standard E1?

The board report provided by the merchant shows that the formaldehyde content is qualified.

Is that definitely okay?

I bought a big brand board

There shouldn't be any problem, right?

The boards in my house have a strong odor.

Is the formaldehyde content of the board exceeding the standard?

My board meets the national standard E1.

The formaldehyde level in your home must be up to standard, right?

There is a lot of knowledge about boards. When choosing, you must not only listen to the merchant's description, but also need to look and distinguish more by yourself.

What pitfalls have you encountered in making boards? Feel free to share in the comments section~

Source: Dad Review