The unique hygroscopicity of wood makes it easy for wood furniture to change with changes in ambient temperature. If it is used and maintained improperly, it will cause various damages. In order to keep wooden furniture as new, it is necessary to work hard on cleaning, maintenance and repairing.

Placement: Wooden furniture should be placed in a cool, clean, ventilated place with moderate temperature and light, and should not be placed in a place that can be directly exposed to sunlight. If you need to place it near the window, you should adjust the curtains according to the light conditions at any time to block the direct sunlight to avoid fading of the paint film and premature aging and deformation of the wood.

Keep it stable: Before loading items, the cabinet should be leveled so that its four feet steadily land on the ground. If the furniture is in an unstable state, the fastening parts will be glued over time, and the bonding part will crack, which will affect the service life.

Avoid overweight: Do not place heavy objects on top of furniture such as large closets, so as to prevent the cabinet doors from protruding, and do not pile too much clothing, as it will deform if it exceeds the cabinet doors. Heavy items should not be placed on the table or edge of the table, so as not to cause the center of gravity of the furniture to be unstable.