How do ODM manufacturers address the challenge of producing furniture that resists insect damage?

ODM furniture manufacturers address the challenge of insect damage through a combination of advanced materials, specialized treatments, and innovative production techniques. One key approach is the use of insect-resistant woods like teak, cedar, or bamboo, which naturally repel pests. For less durable woods, manufacturers apply chemical or heat treatments to eliminate organic compounds that attract insects.

Another solution involves protective coatings such as varnishes, lacquers, or epoxy resins that create physical barriers against pests. Some manufacturers incorporate borate-based preservatives into materials during production for long-term protection.

Quality control measures include kiln-drying lumber to eliminate moisture (a pest attractant) and implementing strict storage protocols to prevent infestation during production. Some ODMs even develop proprietary composite materials that combine durability with natural pest resistance.

By integrating these methods, ODM manufacturers deliver furniture that withstands insect damage while meeting international quality and safety standards for both indoor and outdoor use.