The production process of bamboo furniture mainly includes several key steps such as bamboo processing, skeleton making, surface layer processing, component assembly, and coating. The following is the detailed production process:

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Bamboo processing
Bamboo cutting: Select bamboo that is over 5 years old and cut bamboo sections of appropriate length according to the size of the furniture.
Bamboo segment degreasing: Remove the “bamboo oil” from bamboo segments through fire roasting or steaming, making their skin smooth and beautiful.
Bamboo segment correction: Correct bent bamboo for subsequent processing.
Bamboo segment polishing: enhances the glossiness of the bamboo segment skin.
Bamboo segment bleaching: preparing for coloring bamboo segments to make their skin white.
Bamboo section dyeing: dyeing bamboo sections with appropriate colors or patterns to increase aesthetics.Skeleton making
Bending of bamboo skeleton segments: Bend bamboo segments into the skeleton of furniture.
Skeleton joining: Use methods such as bar joining and T-shaped joining to join bamboo segments with other bamboo materials to form a stable skeleton.
Surface processing
Processing of surface layer: Using materials such as bamboo strips and bamboo mats to weave or splice into the surface layer of furniture.
Component assembly
Component assembly: Assemble processed bamboo furniture parts into components, including size fixing, punching, doweling, and shape adjustment.
Painting and Finishing
Polishing and Painting: Manually polish bamboo furniture, then apply primer and topcoat to ensure that the furniture is aesthetically pleasing and meets environmental standards.
Through the above steps, bamboo furniture can be made that is both beautiful and practical, while utilizing the environmental protection and natural beauty of bamboo to add a natural atmosphere to the home environment.

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