Solid wood vs chipboard: the difference
Two pieces can look identical in a photo and have nothing in common. The difference is not on the front: it is on the edge, in the weight, and it shows up three years in.
Read the guideWhat people ask before buying: how you tell solid wood apart, and what it takes for a piece to last twenty years. No jargon, no sales pitch.
Two pieces can look identical in a photo and have nothing in common. The difference is not on the front: it is on the edge, in the weight, and it shows up three years in.
Read the guideAn oiled piece needs almost nothing: a dry cloth and, once a year, a coat of oil. What it does need is for you not to do certain things to it.
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