In addition to paying attention to its shape design and price when purchasing office furniture, the environmental protection of the office furniture itself is also very important. Nowadays, the office furniture market is also promoting the environmental protection banner. In such a wide market, it is inevitable that there will be unqualified office furniture. Here, the editor will summarize some experiences in choosing environmentally friendly office furniture to share with you.

We first look at the materials used for office furniture. If solid wood is used as the base material, the relative indoor pollution of solid wood office furniture is very small, so you can buy it with confidence. However, if you use wood-based panels as the base material, you must first check whether there is a nationally recognized environmental protection mark on the furniture. If you have this mark, you can buy it with confidence.

In addition to the environmental protection signs of office furniture, you need to experience it yourself, open the drawer or cabinet door, and smell the irritating odor with your nose. The irritating odor is caused by excessive formaldehyde, and the strong odor will make people cry. Do not purchase such office furniture. If it has indeed been inspected by the state, and some smells are necessarily incidental to paints, adhesives, etc., then such products can also be purchased.

We should not only pay attention to the price of its office furniture, but also pay more attention to the craftsmanship and material of its products. First, check whether the office furniture is edge-sealed, and touch whether the edge-sealing is flat and tight. Because the tight edge sealing will seal the formaldehyde in the board, it will not pollute the indoor air; the moisture content of the furniture should not be too high, and the furniture with too high moisture content not only has quality problems, but also increases the release rate of formaldehyde.

Office furniture tips: It is best to buy some green plants in the office area, which can not only play a role in environmental protection, but also have an aesthetic effect. For example: Chlorophytum can absorb 95% of carbon monoxide and 85% of formaldehyde in the air; Tian Nanxing can absorb 80% of benzene and 50% of trichloroethylene in the air; Magnolia can absorb carbon dioxide and chlorine; Whelan can effectively absorb Fluorine and sulfur dioxide.