Cherry solid wood modern TV cabinet,

1. The solid wood part is 100% pure solid wood, without any artificial boards, no veneers, and no finger-jointed boards. It is genuine.
2. The main material is FAS grade cherry wood imported from North America. The wood grain is elegant, delicate to the touch, not easy to crack, and the color is warm and darkens over time.
3. The auxiliary materials are New Zealand pine Y102N07 used for box drawers and back panels; Y102J19 used for box drawers; they have good toughness, stable properties, light texture, straight texture and few knots.
4. The drawer slide is a three-section steel ball metal slide from the train era; with damping
5. The sliding door glass is Changhong ultra-white corrugated glass (thickness 5mm)

North American Cherry solid wood Highest Quality (FAS grade)

Elegant wood texture, good touch feeling, not easy to split, and the color becomes warm and dark with age.
is trendy and minimalist, with a sense of luxury.

The whole product is made up of 100% pure solid wood, -without any artificial boards, -without veneer, -without spliced ​​boards, all natural.

Our furniture is 100%
FSC®-certified wood from forests that are responsibly managed to be environmentally sound and socially beneficial
By choosing FSC®-certified furniture, you are supporting responsible management of the world's forests.

Strong stability.
FAS grade is a high-quality grade specified by the American Timber Association, which is two pieces of wood near the bottom.

The quality is particularly outstanding.

Clearly visible pith rays make the wood dense and beautiful in texture

The wood is hard and wear-resistant.
among the North American origins, the Pennsylvania region on the northern slope of the Appalachian Mountains is better.

An additional material is paulownia wood, which is used only for the inner panel of the drawer. (For some items)
Corrosion resistance, wear resistance, high temperature resistance, no deformation

finished with our nourishing natural vegetable wood wax oil
botanical formula, from soybean oil,
which protects the timbers and reveals it's natural texture