What are the classifications of office furniture?

1. Bentwood Furniture: Its components are made by gluing and molding wood veneers, resulting in products with smooth and varied lines, beautiful shapes, and comfortable and resilient seating and reclining. This type of furniture is quite popular abroad and is constantly being developed and innovated. In China, however, it has only recently begun to be produced and marketed.

2. Polyurethane foam furniture: Early polyurethane foam technology was mainly used for the shell molding of sofa and chair seats, which is lightweight and easy to process. In recent years, it has also begun to be applied to the frame and decorative parts of bed and cabinet furniture, which, in addition to the aforementioned advantages, can also achieve a decorative effect.

3. Fiberglass furniture: Fiberglass furniture is made by molding fiberglass cloth and epoxy resin through mold processing. Its finished products are similar to polyurethane foam products, but similar products are heavier than polyurethane foam products and the processing technology is more complicated.

4. Metal furniture: Furniture made primarily of metal, such as steel pipes, and supplemented with metal, such as steel plates, or artificial boards.

5. Solid wood (all-wood) furniture: The main body is made entirely of wood, with only a small amount of plywood or other auxiliary materials. Solid wood furniture generally uses mortise and tenon joints, i.e., a fixed structure. Another major category of solid wood furniture is hardwood furniture, also known as Chinese-style furniture. Hardwood furniture is a highly artistic type of furniture. It is made according to the traditional styles and structures of Ming and Qing dynasty furniture in China, using specific mortise and tenon joints and precious woods such as rosewood and sandalwood. This type of furniture has high collectible value.

6. Artificial board furniture, also known as panel furniture: The main components of the furniture are all made of artificial boards, plywood, particleboard, blockboard, medium density fiberboard, etc. with surface decoration. A few products may have solid wood legs.

Having understood the above classifications of office furniture, you can choose according to your needs when purchasing furniture. Modern office furniture generally uses materials such as engineered wood panels, solid wood, metal, and glass.