1. To identify the quality of a wooden door by looking at its core filling, the first step is to knock and weigh it.
Knock on the door and listen for the sound. The solid wood composite door is core-filled, and the standard is above 80.
When you knock on the door with your hand, if it makes a crisp sound, it means there is very little core filling inside, and it is basically a keel.
If it sounds dull and thick, it means the core filling inside meets the requirements.
It is best to knock on several parts of the door to listen.
2. Observe the wooden door sealing strips. The wooden door sealing strips are directly related to the compactness of the wooden door.
The sealing strip is "hidden" in the contact area between the door cover and the door leaf, and it feels soft to the touch.
Regular wooden door companies will add sealing strips, which will not react with the paint, ensure the smoothness of the paint surface, and avoid the problem of a seam after the wooden door is closed.
And it also has the characteristics of shock absorption, noise reduction, sealing, sound insulation, and moisture resistance.
Solid wood composite door 3. Look at the appearance of the wooden door. The appearance includes two aspects: paint and the smoothness of the wooden door.
First touch the door with your hand. If it feels smooth, it means the paint process is better; whether the door panel is smooth and flat, and whether there are any unevenness; if it is smooth and flat, it means the workmanship is good.
Looking at the surface of the door from the side, if no water ripples are visible, it means the door is relatively flat.
The door is about the feel of opening and closing. When looking at the sample, open and close the door several times to try the feel of opening and closing the door.
A good door opens and closes very smoothly and naturally.
4. Look at the craftsmanship and auxiliary materials. The cycle of truly high-end wooden doors on the market currently ranges from 20 to 30 days.
Compared with panel furniture, the door process is more complex and requires more than 30 processes such as wood drying, roughening, polishing, and edge sealing to ensure that the door leaves are smooth and mirror-like. paint texture.
So don’t blame the merchants for being so slow! It can be said that those with a long construction period may not necessarily be good, but those with a short construction period are definitely not good! Whether it is environmentally friendly or not mainly depends on the glue and paint, so before buying, you can ask about the brands of glue and paint. If necessary, you can also check the paint brand on their certificate.
A good wooden door may have a slight paint smell when it is first installed, but it will disappear after a day or two.
That is the smell of floating paint that was brought in when the wooden door was packaged at the factory, not from the door itself.
5. Look at the material of the wooden door pass. This can only be seen during installation.
But before buying a door, you need to confirm it with the merchant. It is best to write it in the contract! The pass is composed of cover board and mouth line.
When installing, look at the sides and slots of the cover board to see if it is made of solid wood composite or density board.
Solid wood composite is made of solid wood in the middle, density boards on both sides, and solid wood veneer on the outermost side. This can be seen.