Modern furniture production is focused on the use of new furniture technologies and materials. The widespread use of new materials and technologies makes it possible to produce a wide range of furniture for any purpose, accessible to all segments of the population.
In addition to its unique properties, wood generously shares accumulated solar heat and energy and creates a healthy atmosphere for everyone in any room. The use of a certain type of wood in the manufacture of furniture and its individual elements and components depends on the individual natural pattern of the wood texture and its hardness. According to the hardness of wood, wood species differ into hard species such as oak, beech, cedar, walnut, ash and the like and less hard ones – primarily coniferous pine, spruce and deciduous such as alder. For the manufacture of furniture fronts, especially large ones for various cabinets and frames of beds and tables, which experience significantly greater mechanical loads, solid hardwood is usually used.
Furniture makers try to use wood in its natural form as much as possible, making maximum use of its natural advantages without any pre-treatment. At the same time, it is not excluded that in order to increase the aesthetic appeal of furniture, it can be painted in various tones and shades.
In addition to painting, such types of wood processing as bleaching are also used; everyone knows the wide popularity of furniture made of bleached oak. Furniture made from stained wood is most attractive. Naturally, the cost of furniture made from natural rare and noble species is in the correct price range, therefore, for the manufacture of affordable and natural wooden furniture, wood from common species that grow in this region is increasingly being used.
