€20.20 – €25.02
Manufacturing Process for a Wooden Furniture Chair
- Material Selection:
- Hardwood or softwood (e.g., oak, maple, pine) is selected based on the design and durability requirements.
- The wood is kiln-dried to reduce moisture content and prevent warping or cracking.
- Cutting and Shaping:
- Large wood panels or logs are cut into smaller components such as legs, backrests, and seat panels using saws or CNC machines.
- Each piece is shaped to its final form using routers, planers, and sanders.
- Joinery:
- Components are joined using techniques such as mortise and tenon, dowels, or screws, depending on the design.
- Adhesives are applied where necessary to strengthen joints.
- Assembly:
- The chair is assembled by fitting all components together. Clamps are used during drying to ensure proper alignment.
- Surface Finishing:
- The assembled chair is sanded to smooth out rough edges or surfaces.
- A stain, paint, or clear coat is applied to enhance appearance and protect the wood from moisture and wear.
- Upholstery (If Applicable):
- Foam padding and fabric or leather coverings are added to the seat or backrest.
- Staples or tacks secure the upholstery to the wooden frame.
- Quality Control:
- The chair is inspected for structural stability and aesthetic consistency. Load testing ensures it can withstand weight requirements.
- Packaging:
- Chairs are disassembled (if designed for flat-pack delivery) or wrapped in protective materials for shipping. Assembly instructions are included for the end user.
