Hotel furniture refers to specialized furniture designed to complement the interior environment of a hotel project. It must directly consider the harmony between interior functions and the environment, and its style must be designed according to star-rating standards. It encompasses categories such as guest rooms, living rooms, dining rooms, fixed furniture, wood veneer, public space furniture, and conference furniture.
Hotel furniture materials include hardwood frames and engineered wood panels. Manufacturing processes require fully enclosed coating and mortise and tenon joints. Fabric and leather upholstery require design proposals, and hardware must meet engineering standards.
Products must comply with national standards such as GB/T3324-1995 "General Technical Conditions for Wooden Furniture" and GB18584-2001 "Limits of Hazardous Substances in Wooden Furniture," and pass acid and alkali resistance and damp heat tests. The moisture content must be below 12%, and there should be no cracking or fading within five years.
Currently, the hotel furniture industry is developing towards green environmental protection, intelligent technology, personalization, and customization.
