However, when choosing furniture, we often see solid wood and logs. What is the difference between these two kinds of wood? WOODEVER This article takes you to understand the characteristics of these two pieces of wood!

What is the difference between log and solid wood?
Log refers to wood that has not undergone much processing, and will not be painted on the outer layer to present furniture in its most primitive form. It is often used for long tables, chairs, stools, or wooden statues that do not need to be bent or deformed.
Solid wood is a piece of log that is sliced and processed in a small amount to improve the quality of the wood and can be designed to be diversified and ergonomic furniture while retaining the natural texture and luster.

Advantages and disadvantages of logs and solid wood?
The advantage of logs is that there is not too much processing and too much glue, it has the most natural texture, and the overall structure is solid and stable, but because of less processing, the wood is easily affected by weather and expands and shrinks, resulting in cracks, and it is afraid of high temperature and moisture, when making furniture, it is limited to the size of the log and cannot be changed.
The advantages of solid wood are that it has high plasticity and great flexibility in appearance changes. It can be processed and coated according to the needs to improve the stability of the wood. It has a long service life and can be used outdoors.

All outdoor furniture of WOODEVER is produced with solid wood. It uses a small amount of processing to achieve product stability and appearance flexibility and develops different curves and angles for ergonomics to increase the diversified development of furniture.