Poplar solid wood antique style partition bookcase,

1. The solid wood part is 100% pure solid wood, without skin or artificial board.
2. The main material is Poplar, Poplar after low temperature carbonization for a long time, can better retain Wood the original performance strength, so that the probability of cracking is greatly reduced, improve stability, while the anti-bacterial and anti-insect corrosion resistance increased durable.
3. The auxiliary material is paulownia wood, which is corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, high temperature resistant, not deformed, and not easy to mold. It is a material used to make bellows rods since ancient times, and it is also a famous piano-making wood in ancient China. Used for drawing boxes and backplanes.
4. The glass is brown glass.

The whole product is 100% pure solid wood, No artificial boards, no veneer, no finger joints, genuine goods at a fair price.

The main material is Poplar FSC certified, imported from North America, with moderate hardness, not easy to mold, and good physical properties. Clear texture, fine structure,

Poplar Wood has moderate density and good toughness. It is not easy to crack when nailing, and has good wear resistance. It is easy to polish and color. It can generate extremely bright and clean surface and has extremely good ability to keep lacquer oil, porcelain paint and coloring agent. Therefore, it is very suitable for making painted furniture and joinery products.

The auxiliary material is paulownia wood, which is used for drawer box and back panel. Corrosion resistance, wear resistance, high temperature resistance, no deformation, not easy to mold

Paint: The original wood has undergone complicated manual color rubbing, the texture is clearer, and it presents a rich teak color, and then the clean-scented paint is used
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Our furniture is 100%FSC®-certified wood from forests that are responsibly managed to be environmentally sound and socially beneficialBy choosing FSC®-certified furniture, you are supporting responsible management of the world's forests.