Section 1: Frame Construction & Structural Integrity (Points 1-8) 1. Frame Material Identification 2. Joint Construction Method 3. Corner Blocking Inspection 4. Frame Reinforcements 5.... Continue reading
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The Certification Landscape: Understanding What Matters Fire Safety Standards: Beyond Basic Compliance CA117 (California Technical Bulletin 117):Often misunderstood as merely a “California standard,” CA117 has... Continue reading
The Outdoor Revolution: Weather-Resistant Compressed Sofas Material Engineering for the Elements Traditional outdoor furniture sacrifices comfort for durability. Our approach engineers both simultaneously: Weather-Resistant Material... Continue reading
To understand our sustainable approach, we must first examine conventional practices: Resource Consumption in Traditional Manufacturing: Resource Amount per Standard Sofa Environmental Impact Wood 0.5-1... Continue reading
The Psychology of Color: Understanding Emotional Responses Colors evoke specific psychological responses that can be leveraged to create desired atmospheres: Warm Colors (Red, Orange, Yellow)... Continue reading
The 30㎡ Apartment Challenge: Understanding Your Space A typical 30㎡ apartment usually consists of: Common Layout Challenges: The Golden Rules of Small Space Layout Rule... Continue reading
Trend 1: Biophilic Integration – Bringing Nature Indoors The Concept: Modular sofas that incorporate living elements, natural materials, and organic forms to create deeper connections with... Continue reading
The Challenge: Creating Flexibility Without Compromise Traditional furniture joining methods—glues, screws, or simple friction fits—fail in modular applications where: Industry Failure Points: The KCK.CASA Solution:... Continue reading
Understanding CA117: More Than Just a California Standard CA117, officially known as California Technical Bulletin 117, establishes requirements for the flammability of filling materials used... Continue reading
What Exactly is Foam Density? Foam density is measured in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³) and represented by the “D” rating (D20 = 20kg/m³, D30... Continue reading
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