3. Mid- to low-end wood:
Northeastern birch: Northeastern birch mainly includes white birch and red birch. It belongs to general tree species and is produced in Northeast China. Generally speaking, white mixed furniture is made of Northeastern birch, and some businesses pretend to be other good woods. I took a look at IKEA’s solid wood furniture, and most of it is birch furniture. If you are interested, you can check it out.
Basswood: It has a good finish and is generally used for drawers and bed boards of high-end furniture.
Camphor wood: a wardrobe backboard material requested by many owners. In fact, the price is slightly higher than that of cedar, and my attitude is that it is not recommended to use camphor wood for the entire back panel.
Scotch pine: Compared with southern pine, Russian Scotch pine has a harder texture. Because of its short service life, many owners of children's rooms use Scotch pine furniture with higher cost performance.
4. Low-grade wood:
Southern pine, cedar, etc.