Advantages and disadvantages of golden sandalwood furniture

Golden sandalwood is a kind of precious wood, and the solid wood furniture made of it has been deeply loved by people. There are both advantages and disadvantages when we look closely at the ebony furniture. Its advantages and disadvantages are as follows:

Golden sandalwood furniture has strong corrosion resistance, which is one of its advantages Even if it is buried underground for thousands of years, it will not rot. In ancient times, many coffins used to bury emperors were made of golden sandalwood. Another highlight of rosewood furniture is that it can prevent insects. Because it contains sandalwood aroma, it can play a role in avoiding insects. The research shows that Sandalwood has strong antibacterial, termite-proof, moth-eaten and offshore drilling properties. Because of its advantages, people often use it to make golden sandalwood bookcases for storing clothes, books, calligraphy and paintings.

From the outside, the golden sandalwood furniture is clear in texture, very beautiful and excellent in viewing. Its texture is moist and shiny, and it can give off the feeling of golden light under the light, which is more auspicious. Because of the smooth texture of ebony, its furniture is durable and not easy to deform, which is also its advantage that can not be ignored. In addition, rosewood furniture also has the advantages of being warm in winter and cool in summer. In ancient times, the beds used in the palace were mostly made of golden sandalwood.

Talk about its shortcomings again. The biggest disadvantage of rosewood furniture is its low output and uneven quality. At present, Dalbergia species are relatively rare, and the furniture made from them is high-end and the price is relatively high, which is difficult for ordinary people to accept. In addition, the material of rosewood furniture is heavy, which is easy to bump during handling and affects the appearance. There is also the hard texture of ebony, which is difficult to process and easy to crack, which is also one of its shortcomings.