E0 Grade
- Similar words
- E0E0-class
An eco-friendly material grade for processed wood with a formaldehyde emission level of 0.5mg/L or less
A quality grade assigned by measuring the formaldehyde emission levels of processed wood, such as plywood, MDF, and particle board. It refers to materials with an emission level exceeding 0.3mg/L and up to 0.5mg/L. It is widely used as a standard for key interior materials to reduce the emission of harmful substances when manufacturing indoor furniture.
Wooden board being gradedENGINEERED WOODUse
Used as a board standard for MDF or particle board (PB) used in indoor furniture such as bed frames, wardrobes, and storage cabinets. It is mainly adopted as the wooden interior material for children's furniture or residential spaces where people stay indoors for long periods.
When choosing
Check whether test reports from accredited testing agencies and formaldehyde emission values are stated on the product details page. It is recommended to check whether not only the outer frame shell, but also unseen interior wood parts such as drawer interiors and furniture back panels, are E0 grade.
Additional information
- E1 Grade
- The minimum domestic legal standard for indoor furniture manufacturing with an emission level of 0.5 to 1.5mg/L, having higher emissions than E0.
- SE0 Grade
- A higher grade with an emission level of 0.3mg/L or less, having lower formaldehyde emissions than the E0 grade.
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