Hardwood species such as oak, walnut, ash, pine, and cherry are selected and graded by quality, with defective material such as knots and cracks removed.

Raw material is kiln-dried with moisture content stabilized within 8%–12%, improving structural stability and minimizing warping and cracking. (Adjust to actual specs.)

CNC cutting and precise sizing ensure tight dimensional tolerances that lay a solid foundation for final assembly.

Load-bearing joints use mortise-and-tenon joinery or high-strength connectors, balancing traditional stability with modern assembly efficiency.

Complex curves, irregular components, and carved profiles are produced by CNC machining for batch consistency and high precision.

Multi-stage sanding removes burrs and waves before applying eco-friendly water-based paint, hard-wax oil, or PU coating, preserving the natural grain and a smooth hand-feel.

Hinges, slides, and handles use corrosion-resistant, smooth, and quiet components for reliable operation and long service life.

Batch-by-batch checks on dimensions, structure, surface, and packaging before shipment under AQL sampling standards, ensuring pass-on-shipment quality.