In addition to improper use of solid wood veneer furniture, what are the other reasons for wrinkled

I don't know which manufacturer??

Personal estimates are more likely to be applied inappropriately, and you can check a few items:

1.Whether the product is placed in a place with high humidity, or near a heat source.

2.Whether the weather is too dry in your area, or it is too heavy repeatedly.

3.The glue is not well adhered to, resulting in bubbles over time.

Since the warranty period has passed, you are more passive, this situation depends on the dealer, and generally will not make compensation, of course, unless you are very good at being a person or you can help you find a way to solve it.

There is also a great possibility: the veneer used is cork such as pine bark, and the cork veneer is generally sprayed with varnish, and the varnish generally falls off at the beginning of a month, which naturally causes the veneer to warp.

Also: 1. The quality of the adhesive for the skin is unqualified, or the amount of glue is not enough (see if there is no glue or very little glue in the place where the skin is peeled).

2. The deformation of the internal plate leads to the delamination of the skin (see if the layout is deformed, such as the edge is warped, whether the gap between the seams has become larger, etc.).

3. If the veneer is not dry, the moisture content of this identification can be done, and it is unqualified if it is higher than 10%.

According to what you said, it must be the manufacturer's product that is not qualified, and there is nothing to talk about this.

You can ask for replacement, repair, or return, if the manufacturer does not deal with it, you can complain to the consumer association.

If the skin is off, it is definitely not solid wood furniture, and solid wood furniture does not need to be veneered. The veneer is generally wood plywood veneer, which is cheaper.

There are several main reasons for peeling: during the pre-production and installation, the process and materials are not up to standard. The later stage is caused by factors such as moisture. Thank you.

Due to the uneven surface of the furniture and the different shapes, the machine cannot be operated. Therefore, the veneer is pasted manually, which can solve the problem that the machine cannot do complex modeling.

However, the reasons for the blistering and easy cracking of the veneer are roughly as follows in the operation

1.The bottom of the substrate is uneven, that is, the MDF substrate is not polished in place, and the surface is uneven.

2.The veneer used is too thick and at the same time the veneer is not wet. Generally, the thickness of hand-pasted veneer is below, and it is difficult to paste it by hand if it is too thick, and it is easy to have problems.

3.The temperature of the iron is not well controlled, and it is easy to bubble if the temperature is too low. In addition to the above problems, cracking in ironing is also related to the high ironing temperature, too frequent ironing, and too short interval.

4.Glue problem, the use of substandard glue, resulting in insufficient adhesive strength, or uneven gluing. Therefore, it is recommended to choose a high-quality glue that is the key to a good veneer.

After analyzing the above reasons, we should pay attention to the prevention of blistering and cracking of the veneer:

1.The substrate is treated flat. It is important to choose a substrate with a flat surface and no deformation.

2.Hand-pasted veneer should be in millimeters, and try not to exceed millimeters.

3.Do not keep the iron too low. Of course, it should not be too high, and the temperature should be suitable.

4.The viscosity of the glue should be appropriate, the solid content should not be too low, it is too thin and sticky, it is easy to blister, the glue should be evenly applied, and the quality of the glue should be paid attention to.

5.The veneer should be soaked and then dried until it is dry and humid before use. The veneer should not be too wet, which of course requires hands-on experience.

6.Iron the end or curved surface in multiple times and pay attention to the intervals.

7.Try not to cut off the end face veneer with a blade, and grind it with a coarse abrasive cloth with a wooden plank. There are also more tests, standardized operations, and careful professional operation staff.

Tell customers that you get what you pay for, expensive money does not necessarily buy good goods, and cheap goods must not be good.

Suffice it to say: because our furniture is made of log bark and there is no coating on it, so. It's not waterproof, it's not moisture-proof, you have to pay more attention to it.