Currently, there are many types of engineered wood such as MDF, plywood, and particleboard (compressed sawdust). These boards are often susceptible to moisture absorption and are not water-resistant. Only boards treated with chemicals and glue (boards with a green core) are moisture-resistant, but they cannot withstand prolonged water exposure (well-treated wood can be submerged in water for 24 hours). Furthermore, during the manufacturing process, especially for kitchen cabinets, all four edges of the wood panels are sealed, minimizing moisture penetration. In addition, modern kitchen cabinets have legs that raise them 10cm from the floor, completely isolating them from water and the humid environment of the floor during damp weather.
Currently, there are many types of engineered wood such as MDF, plywood, and particleboard (compressed sawdust). These boards are often susceptible to moisture absorption and are not water-resistant. Only boards treated with chemicals and glue (boards with a green core) are moisture-resistant, but they cannot withstand prolonged water exposure (well-treated wood can be submerged in water for 24 hours). Furthermore, during the manufacturing process, especially for kitchen cabinets, all four edges of the wood panels are sealed, minimizing moisture penetration. In addition, modern kitchen cabinets have legs that raise them 10cm from the floor, completely isolating them from water and the humid environment of the floor during damp weather.
Currently, there are many types of engineered wood such as MDF, plywood, and particleboard (compressed sawdust). These boards are often susceptible to moisture absorption and are not water-resistant. Only boards treated with chemicals and glue (boards with a green core) are moisture-resistant, but they cannot withstand prolonged water exposure (well-treated wood can be submerged in water for 24 hours). Furthermore, during the manufacturing process, especially for kitchen cabinets, all four edges of the wood panels are sealed, minimizing moisture penetration. In addition, modern kitchen cabinets have legs that raise them 10cm from the floor, completely isolating them from water and the humid environment of the floor during damp weather.
Currently, there are many types of engineered wood such as MDF, plywood, and particleboard (compressed sawdust). These boards are often susceptible to moisture absorption and are not water-resistant. Only boards treated with chemicals and glue (boards with a green core) are moisture-resistant, but they cannot withstand prolonged water exposure (well-treated wood can be submerged in water for 24 hours). Furthermore, during the manufacturing process, especially for kitchen cabinets, all four edges of the wood panels are sealed, minimizing moisture penetration. In addition, modern kitchen cabinets have legs that raise them 10cm from the floor, completely isolating them from water and the humid environment of the floor during damp weather.
