Many of our customers come to us after shopping in many other stores, which means that they have seen many sofas that look similar and have different names and prices. This is indeed the reason for the frustration of furniture shopping: the reason that usually distinguishes the quality of one type of sofa or chair from the quality of another is often hidden under the fabric.
　　The materials and methods used in construction will ultimately determine the comfort and durability of furniture. This includes the method of making the frame, suspension and cushions. We want to study the differences in furniture structure more deeply. We want to start with the framework. Read on to find out what separates the best sofa from all other sofas
　　Frame material
　　You want to make sure that the metal frame furniture does not warp or crack, which is why you should only consider buying a sofa made of kiln-dried hardwood or engineered hardwood. In other words, engineered hardwood is a broad material category, which means it is more difficult to determine quality. You want to avoid using any engineered wood that is classified as medium density fiberboard (MDF), particleboard or cheap standard plywood. The best engineered hardwoods are made by pressing together at least seven layers of solid wood to create a very strong material. But this is an incredible quality. The frame has a lifetime warranty to support it.
　　Frame structure
　　Furniture is made by putting pieces of wood together, so the firmness of the joints may eventually cause the furniture to become unstable. The types of solid joints to be found are:
　　The strongest method is used when two pieces of wood meet at a 90 degree angle. One piece of wood has a hole, and the other piece of wood is cut to fit that hole.
　　Double pin: The pin is a small wooden cylinder. It is inserted into a small round hole drilled with two pieces of wood to hold them together. If you have ever assembled IKEA furniture, use this method. It sounds like double pins: there are two pins at each seam. Although not as strong as mortises and beef tendons, and may loosen over time, this is still a perfectly acceptable method that can be found on many decorative frames.
　　Reinforced corner block: You will hear a lot of this term because it is an essential part of solid furniture. When there are corners, place the extra piece of wood at an angle and tighten it in place (see the content here).
　　Strengthen carpentry: This describes adding an extra layer of support to keep things in place. The joints can be reinforced with glue, screws or staples.
　　Other joinery methods: There are many other ways to connect furniture, some are good (dovetail tenons and box tenons are used when building cabinets and wooden furniture), and some are not so good. The butt joints we avoid include putting two pieces of wood together with only glue, screws or a combination of the two, or connecting metal connectors to two pieces of wood. You can read more about the different joinery methods here.
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