The Eco series is modern office furniture for personnel from the manufacturer. Such furniture will organically fit into any interior, be it a large office or study. Advantages of the series: l... more details

Eco

The “Eco” series is modern office furniture for staff from the manufacturer. Such furniture will organically fit into any interior, be it a large office or study. Advantages of the series: laconic and minimalistic design, allows you to create a comfortable, stylish working environment in interiors of any style; modularity - all elements are combined with each other, they can be rearranged and swapped as needed. This “designer” allows you to adapt furniture to different tasks; practicality of the series, it is light and durable - it is easy to move, minor damage is not visible on it, and it does not require special care. From us you can buy furniture at the best price. For your convenience, delivery and assembly services are available. Delivery will be free if the order weight does not exceed 5 tons.

Technical description

Technical description

Tables
Table top – laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge – PVC 2 mm.
Table frame – laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge – PVC 0.45 mm.

Screens
laminated chipboard 18 mm, PVC edge 2 mm.
The screen is installed at the end of the tabletop
using a clamp.

Cabinets
Top – laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge – PVC 2 mm and 0.45 mm.

The back wall is laminated chipboard 18 mm.
Lock closing the top drawer.

Cabinets
Body – laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge – PVC 0.45 mm.
Shelves – laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge – PVC 0.45 mm.
Top – laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge – PVC 0.45 mm.
Rear walls– HDF 3 mm, overhead.
Doors - laminated chipboard 18 mm, edge - PVC 0.45 mm.
Glass doors are transparent, thickness – 4 mm.
The cabinets are height adjustable.

Accessories
Manufacturer – Italy.
Handles – metal, silver.
Eccentric couplers, euroscrew.
The guides in the cabinets are roller (metal).

The environment at home plays a significant role in maintaining and preserving human health. Wall and floor decoration, furniture, textile materials can cause serious complications and exacerbations of chronic diseases if harmful components were used in their production. IN modern world many manufacturers focus on production environmentally friendly furniture, which is in increasing demand among buyers who prefer a healthy environment in their home.

Pieces of furniture are purchased for more than one year, so even a slight content of harmful impurities in the materials, varnishes and paints that were used in their manufacture can cause harm during prolonged contact with a person. One of the most dangerous substances used in furniture production, is formaldehyde. Even a small concentration of it in the air can provoke allergies and asthma. Therefore, when buying furniture, especially for a child’s room or bedroom, it is important to purchase environmentally friendly products.

Why you should choose wooden furniture

Give preference to furniture made of natural wood - right choice, because wood contains beneficial phytoncides that are released even when the product has been in use for several years. In addition, it is no secret that trees have positive energy. Do not think that solid wood furniture is not affordable for everyone. Domestic manufacturers They make excellent products from inexpensive species - birch and pine.

In addition, the tree fits perfectly not only into, but also into almost any.

Furniture made from wicker - an eco-furniture option for home and garden

All in great demand enjoys beautiful and practical furniture made from wicker. Originally intended for country houses, it has successfully taken root in city apartments. Elegant tables, cabinets, armchairs and especially beloved rocking chairs are made from rattan, willow or bamboo. It also occurs combined options with glass or steel. Such items, despite their elegance and apparent fragility, can last up to 25 years. They do not require special care, are easy to clean with a vacuum cleaner, and their only drawback is that they are afraid of rain.

How to check if furniture is environmentally friendly

• When purchasing, ask the sellers for an environmental certificate. The presence of a certificate guarantees that the product does not contain, for example, cadmium, used in paints, or lead.
• If New furniture emits a pungent odor, it is worth thinking about its environmental friendliness. Despite the fact that, according to GOST, the smell should disappear in no more than 2.5 months, such a purchase can result in an unnecessary headache. After all, your well-being largely depends on the air in your apartment.
• When choosing a bed or sofa, avoid products with foam rubber - over time it decomposes, which leads to the release of harmful substances.
• Give preference to upholstery made from natural, non-electric fabrics.

My home is my castle! This phrase can often be heard from people trying to make their home as safe as possible from external enemies. However, we do not always think about the internal security of our home. Meanwhile, invisible enemies can easily attack us and harm our health. It's about about toxic chemical substances oh our internal environment, which do not at all contribute to the strength of our health.

The fact is that at the moment there is a wide variety of furniture on sale that is beautiful and comfortable. However, in the process of a competitive race, manufacturers often do not focus on the safety of their products, but rather think more about how to sell them better and faster due to beauty, functionality, and a cheap price. In such cases, the consumer has to learn to navigate the peculiarities of the furniture market on his own.

Let's figure out what materials it's made from. modern furniture and determine the most suitable ones for use in our home.

Solid wood.

It is usually considered the most environmentally friendly furniture. Such furniture is made from pine, birch, oak, walnut, mahogany, alder, etc. It is the most expensive on the market and often lacks trendy appeal (in the form of print, color, design), and in order to to meet your needs - most often made individually, to order. It is more durable and safer from the point of view of releasing hazardous substances. However, even in it there may be some danger from the point of view of the environmental friendliness of the adhesives used in its manufacture, varnishes, paints, as well as special additives for treating surfaces against pests and water ingress. Such furniture must be ordered only from reliable manufacturers with quality certificates for their products.

Chipboard.

Chipboard is made from sawdust and shavings, which are glued together with special resins, which, alas, most often contain formaldehyde, are then sanded and painted with enamels that may contain phenol. After the production of the boards, they are usually laminated - covered with a paper-resin film, and then the material acquires the name laminated chipboard.

Typically, such a film prevents the release of harmful aldehydes into the air. Therefore, if you have furniture made of chipboard, then check its integrity on the surfaces, and, if necessary, seal these places with PVA or varnish. Also ensure that all edges and seams exposing chipboard material were intact, this will reduce the concentration of dangerous resins that may be released through them.

Fiberboard.

Fiberboard is made by pressing wood fibers with the addition of binding elements, which also most often contain phenol and formaldehyde, etc.

MDF.

Medium-density fiberboard is made by dry pressing fibers and gluing them together using paraffin and lingin (natural wood glue). Thus, MDF boards are safer for our health, but only if they are high quality workmanship, since manufacturers can use instead of natural adhesives epoxy resins, chemical adhesives, which also release formaldehyde.

Plastic.

Plastic furniture is safe only if it is manufactured in accordance with quality standards and is used in rooms without temperature changes, away from exposure to sunlight and heat (batteries, near gas stoves etc.) In this case, the risk of release of polymer compounds (styrene) is quite low. However, you should not abuse its quantity in the interior, because over time, the outer covering layer is imperceptibly destroyed and harmful substances are released.

Furniture made from other natural materials

: vine (branches of shrubby willows), rattan - palm vines, reeds meet all environmental requirements and will add pleasant variety to your interior.

Whatever furniture you choose, always ask for an environmental safety certificate from the seller, which will indicate the formaldehyde emission coefficient: E 0- perfect option, E1 is an acceptable option, E2 is an average level, E3 is a dangerous option.

Thus, the safest for furniture are natural materials and MDF, provided they are made of high quality.

From this article you will learn:

• What harmful substances may be contained in furniture?
• How do they affect the human body?
• What materials are such furniture made from?
• What rules to follow when choosing furniture
• What is remarkable about such furniture for children's rooms?

The home environment has great importance to maintain and preserve human health. If floor and wall decoration, furniture or textile materials were made using harmful substances, they can contribute to the exacerbation of chronic diseases and also cause serious complications. This is why environmentally friendly furniture is so popular among health-conscious buyers. Many modern manufacturers place emphasis on the manufacture of safe products, the features of which we will examine in detail in this article.

We don’t scare, but inform about harmful substances in furniture

Almost any wooden furniture that is not environmentally friendly emit a significant amount of free formaldehyde into environment. Typically, when creating them, raw materials such as chipboard, MDF (fiberboard), and plywood are used. They are manufactured using formaldehyde resins as the internal adhesive.

Another no less toxic substance is phenol. The fact is that in a short time it enters the body through the skin and upper respiratory tract, reaching gastrointestinal tract. After which this dangerous substance accumulates in the kidneys and liver, undermines the immune system, irritates the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, pharynx and gastrointestinal tract. The result of this negative impact is a runny nose, headaches, dizziness, vomiting, shortness of breath, insomnia.

When phenol is inhaled, the mucous membranes are severely irritated, and its contact with the skin can cause burns. If phenol poisoning occurs regularly, the kidneys and liver are affected, and subsequently a pathogenic change in the blood occurs.

Urea-formaldehyde resins are also very often used in the creation of wood products. They are especially noticeable in objects where fiberboard and chipboard are used - the main materials for laying plywood or veneer (in economical options instead, there may be a laminate on a paper or plastic basis).

The creation of the majority of all wood composite materials for furniture occurs using hot pressing of prepared waste. And in this case, the substance for combining the raw materials is often phenol-formaldehyde alcohol-soluble resin. It is distinguished by a dangerous quality - the release of formaldehyde in free form, called in medicine a “chronic toxin”. This volatile substance has a negative impact on human health.

Inhalation of formaldehyde vapor leads to irritation of the mucous membranes of the eyes, nose and throat, and also has a harmful effect on the skin and provokes a variety of allergic reactions. The result of prolonged inhalation of the fumes of this substance can be:

• Headache.
• Unusual fatigue.
• Insomnia.
• Depression.
• Asthma.

Symptoms of formaldehyde poisoning:

• Dizziness.
• Unnatural thirst.
• Nausea.
• Watery discharge from the nose.
• Cough, salivation.
• Irritation, infection of the nasal sinuses.
• Sore throat.
• Appearance of a rash.
• Diarrhea.
• Nose bleed.
• Menstrual irregularities.
• Chest pain, abdominal pain.

In many residential areas, formaldehyde levels are higher than normal. Instead of the established 0.04 - 0.06 ppm, its concentration reaches 0.07 - 0.09. Installing necessary household items in the bathroom or kitchen alone can increase the level of this substance to 0.10 ppm or more. Therefore, in order to completely protect yourself and your loved ones from such dangerous effects, it is better to buy environmentally friendly clean furniture.

What are the features of furniture made from environmentally friendly materials?

Environmentally friendly furniture sets are always made from natural wood (birch, ash, oak, pine, beech) using safe PVA-based glue.

The creation of environmentally friendly furniture from solid natural wood occurs through high-quality wood processing.

For furniture upholstery, non-electrifying materials are used from organic fibers of flax, cotton, soy, bamboo, and silk. These plants are grown without the use of pesticides or other chemicals.

Of all the options for environmentally friendly sofas and armchairs, leather products painted with eco-dyes have the longest service life.

Others are quite in demand modern material is a traffic jam. It is light, pleasant to the touch and environmentally friendly. Cork has sound insulation properties and is widely used for floors and walls. Cork makes excellent eco-friendly bedroom furniture.

For guard flooring and improve the microclimate in the room, you can lay a mat (matting). It is woven from such environmentally friendly natural materials, like cane, flax, coconut fiber.

Popular among environmentally friendly kitchen furniture stone countertops. They are very practical. Such countertops are most often made of marble or granite, sometimes from slate, limestone, travertine, and onyx.

Ceramic and glass tiles, as well as mosaics, are also environmentally friendly materials.

1. Selection of environmentally friendly products.

Furniture that may contain the word “organic” on its label or description:

• Sofas and chairs upholstered in natural organic fabrics filled with natural latex foam.
• Mattresses made using materials such as organic wool, natural latex, organic cotton. Often organic latex mattresses have a core wrapped in wool (fire retardant) or cotton, or a combination of both. And some of them are completely wrapped in a combination of these materials. The best mattress covers are made from organic wool or organic cotton.

2. Bamboo products.

Although bamboo looks like a tree, it is actually a grass. It grows very quickly, so pesticides are not usually used for it. Eco-friendly bamboo furniture is in great demand.

3. Transportation.

The quality and sustainability of environmentally friendly products also depend on how they were transported.

4. Beware of toxic materials.

The best way to protect yourself from toxins (such as formaldehyde) is to choose eco-friendly furniture made from safe materials that do not contain them. The best option are products made from solid wood, as they contain less paint. And it is better to minimize the number of glass and metal objects in the room.

5. Try to avoid:

• Upholstery labeled "stain resistant": These may be toxic.
• Inflatable and artificial leather products, vinyl covers. They may all contain PVC phthalate.
• Items made from chipboard, fiberboard, plywood - anything that may contain formaldehyde adhesives.
• Furniture made of any tropical wood hardwood(mahogany and teak), as well as some western cedars if they are not certified.

6. Give preference to local production.

Local producers and artisans can be found in newspapers, the Internet, and at theme fairs.

7. Functionality.

Choose environmentally friendly items, considering not only them appearance, but also convenience, functionality and durability.

• Multifunctional products should always be a priority.
• Durability is also important, as well-made items with a long functional shelf life prevent landfills from quickly filling up, thereby supporting the health of the planet.

8. Vintage furniture.

Vintage and antique pieces are two of the most eco-friendly furniture options. There are no hard and fast rules for when items become antique. For some, all well-forgotten old items fit into this category, while others believe that they should be at least 20 years old.

Antiques are those items that were made 100 years ago. Most people include those that were made at the turn of the 20th century.

When choosing antique furniture, consider the following points:

• It must comply with current safety regulations. Make sure the items are not radioactive.
• Vintage painted items made before 1978 may contain lead. An antique from the early 19th century will most likely not have it. The downside to lead paint is that it peels off. At the same time, the appearance and value of the product may suffer from the varnish coating. If you have kids in the house, you should think twice before purchasing such things. And the best thing is to postpone buying them until the kids are older.
• Finishing and restoration of antiques should be done by experts. For example, if you want to varnish or repaint 20th century items, you should be aware that the paint may contain lead and you should take the necessary precautions when working with it.

9. Recycling, remanufacturing and repurposing.

You can come up with items and accessories that will be one of a kind if you get creative by reusing various household items. It will also reduce waste going to landfill.

10. Ecology certificate.

When purchasing environmentally friendly furniture, you can ask the seller if there is a certificate. It guarantees that the product does not contain harmful substances (for example, cadmium or lead).

11. New products that emit a pungent odor raise doubts about their environmental friendliness.

According to GOST, such a smell should disappear after a maximum of 2.5 months. However, this purchase may result in an unnecessary headache for you, since your well-being depends largely on the air in your living space.

12. DIY furniture.

Perhaps you enjoy crafting or know crafters. Then you can create exclusive items. It is best to work with wood taken from rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and old buildings. It's even more interesting to use a tree that has its own unique story. Then your furniture will definitely be special.

When choosing environmentally friendly furniture for children, the first thing to evaluate is the materials from which it is made. The most environmentally friendly items are created from solid wood. They are large monolithic bars, for the production of which the least number of various toxic adhesives are used. After all, inhaling harmful fumes exposes the child’s body to the risk of developing a number of diseases.

To fasten parts, bolts and screws, manufacturers of environmentally friendly wood products use casein glue, which does not contain poisons. Companies specializing in the manufacture of furniture for children and teenagers do not use substances harmful to health (formaldehyde, phenols, resins) in their work. All the varnishes and paints they cover wooden surfaces, are safe.

Study suppliers' offers, paying attention to the types of wood used in the manufacture of products. The most environmentally friendly furniture for children is considered to be that made of pine, birch, larch, walnut and beech. This wood has tonic and healing properties. For example, pine is the most economical material, which will not stand out with any special decorative qualities, but in terms of ecology it is priceless. The unique antiseptic properties of pine can protect your baby from many diseases.

• "BELFAN" is a combination modern classics and the most fashionable trends.

We closely monitor new products in the world of interior design and produce furniture in accordance with the latest trends. What you will see at the Milan exhibition in April can be found in the assortment of our store in the fall.

Furniture from the BELFAN company remains relevant and does not go out of fashion for many years. Our clients do not have to regularly update their interiors. It is enough to add new elements or swap modules (for example, if we are talking about wall-mounted living rooms).

• Furniture made of natural wood.

Our products are environmentally friendly and safe, thanks to the natural materials used in production. You and your loved ones will certainly appreciate the care for your health. A pleasant aroma and the energy of natural wood in the apartment will fill it with an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility.

• Wide range of products.

Here you will find furniture for the living room, bedroom, hall, nursery, and you can also choose complementary interior items.

Ready interior solution will save your time. Moreover, with us you don’t have to spend your budget on designer services. Our specialists will be happy to draw up a furniture arrangement plan that will meet all your requirements.

• Comfort every day.

When manufacturing furniture, the BELFAN company uses the best modern fittings. You don't have to force yourself to open or close a drawer or door. Mechanisms produced in Austria will ensure the absence of annoying sounds.

Besides, inner part drawers are upholstered in high quality velor fabric, thanks to which you can carefully store your personal belongings.

• Decent quality at the best price.

We produce furniture at partner factories in Russia and Belarus, so we are ready to offer our customers comfortable prices.

Consider whether you are willing to overpay for furniture foreign production. Our factories produce furniture from such a world-famous brand as IKEA, the quality of whose products cannot be doubted.

With us you do not overpay for the brand, but get excellent quality for a reasonable price.

• Availability of most items from our range in stock.

This means that by placing an order today, in just a couple of days you will receive our furniture delivered to your home. You don't have to wait for long weeks.

• The BELFAN company has been successfully operating in the market for 15 years.

We represent a federal chain that produces furniture under several brands (BELFAN, Velidzh, Loft). The company's products are in great demand, which allows us to expand production even during a crisis. People come back to us and recommend us to friends.

High-quality after-sales service and a guarantee are two more undoubted advantages of cooperation with the BELFAN company!

Eco-furniture Furniture made from environmentally friendly natural materials(wood, stone, glass, leather, bamboo) that do not contain toxic substances harmful to human health.

Harm

Harmful substances in furniture

Almost all furniture sets made of wood, including solid wood, can emit significant amounts of free formaldehyde in the living areas of houses. Typical materials used in furniture include chipboard, MDF (fiberboard) and plywood, which are manufactured using formaldehyde resins. For wooden products these resins are used as internal adhesives.

Phenol is extremely toxic. It is very quickly absorbed by the skin, through the upper respiratory tract it easily penetrates the human body and its gastrointestinal tract. Phenol is concentrated in the liver and kidneys. It destroys the immune system and has an irritating effect on the mucous membrane of the mouth, nasopharynx, upper respiratory tract, and gastrointestinal tract. Such exposure leads to a runny nose, dizziness, headaches, insomnia, vomiting, and shortness of breath.

Inhalation of phenol causes severe irritation of the mucous membranes, its contact with the skin leads to burns, and chronic poisoning leads to damage to the liver and kidneys, subsequently to pathogenic changes in the blood.

Most of the sales wooden furniture made from wood materials using urea formaldehyde resins. They are especially noticeable where fiberboard and chipboard are used - which are the main materials on which plywood or veneer is applied (or, in the case of inexpensive furniture, laminate based on paper or plastic).

Almost all wood composite materials are created by hot pressing of prepared waste. The binder in this process, as a rule, is a phenol-formaldehyde alcohol-soluble resin, which tends to subsequently release free formaldehyde, which doctors call a “chronic toxin.” This volatile substance can adversely affect human health.

Formaldehyde vapors irritate the mucous membrane of the eyes and upper respiratory tract (nose and throat), have a harmful effect on the skin and all kinds of allergic reactions. Prolonged inhalation of its fumes can lead to:

• Headaches
• Insomnia
• Atypical fatigue
• Depression
• Asthma

Due to formaldehyde poisoning, the following symptoms appear:

• Mucous, watery nasal discharge
• Irritation and infection of the sinuses
• Nosebleed
• Cough and salivation
• Sore throat
• A rash appears
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Diarrhea
• Chest pain and abdominal pain
• Menstrual irregularities
• Unnatural Thirst

In most apartments, the level of formaldehyde exceeds the norm - instead of the required 0.04-0.06 ppm, its indicators are 0.07-0.09 ppm. Only bathroom or kitchen furniture can raise the level of formaldehyde in a living space to 0.10 ppm or higher, especially if it is new.

Benefit

Eco-friendly furniture

In the manufacture of environmentally friendly furniture, only natural wood (pine, beech, ash, birch, oak) and environmentally friendly PVA-based glue are used.

The production of eco-furniture from solid natural wood is accompanied by high-quality wood processing.

Upholstery options for natural, non-electric textile fabrics - organic cotton, bamboo, linen, silk, soy. No pesticides or other chemicals are used in their cultivation. The production of environmentally friendly materials of this textile must have OEKO-TEX, Organic Exchange or GOTS certificates, confirming that the material does not use harmful chemicals and azo dyes.

Leather upholstered furniture painted with eco-paints lasts the longest.

Cork is a fairly popular material today, lightweight and pleasant to the touch, environmentally friendly material. Used for floors and walls. Excellent noise absorption, which is especially important for a children's room. Unlike wood cork covering does not rot, and also does not burn, without releasing substances hazardous to health into the air.

You can lay a mat (matting) on ​​the floor. It is woven from environmentally friendly natural materials - reed, flax, coconut fiber. The mat not only protects the floor, but also improves the microclimate in the room.

From natural stone they make a countertop in the kitchen, which is very practical, but quite expensive. The most common materials are marble and granite. Less common are onyx, travertine, slate, and limestone.

Also environmentally friendly are ordinary ceramic or today’s fashionable glass tiles or mosaics.

Environmentally friendly materials for furniture

To protect yourself from harmful effects chemicals that evaporate harmful furniture, carefully inspect all your furniture - all scratches and cracks noticed on it should be covered with PVA glue, or furniture varnish, polish or paint. Ventilate rooms where chipboard furniture is located more often. Distribute chipboard furniture so that there is no accumulation of it in one place - this can reduce the concentration of toxic substances in the atmosphere of the home.

In order to save money, unscrupulous manufacturers leave chipboard exposed in areas invisible to the eye (bottom of countertops, internal partitions near cabinets, inside bedside tables, etc.). Manufacturers who care about the health of their customers are sure to cover all surfaces and edges of chipboard protective film or veneer, that's all drilled holes sealed, which at least partially protects from harmful fumes.

When choosing furniture made from chipboard, fiberboard or MDF, make sure that the veneer evenly and airtightly covers the furniture around the entire perimeter. But even the most quality tables and cabinets made of chipboard over time, cracks and chips may appear on the surface. particle board secretes poisons for a very long time - at least 10-15 years. Furniture made from MDF is considered safer. MDF is more expensive Chipboard by about 13-15%.

Formaldehyde is found not only in wood, but also in plastic furniture. Furniture made from plywood and solid wood, or entirely solid wood, can also be a significant source of formaldehyde. In this case, they are the oxidizing finishing (paint and varnish, etc.) materials used in its manufacture, containing urea-formaldehyde, which are actively released into the environment, especially during the first six months after use. Once most of the volatile formaldehyde has been released (usually a reduction of 50 percent or more), indoor levels may be a fraction of what they were when the products were new.

Natural wood furniture solid wood 10-25% more expensive than MDF (including due to the labor intensity of production and processing complexity). In most types of wood, the natural formaldehyde content is only slightly lower than in chipboard, but in some varieties it reaches 12 mg100g. In the production of solid wood furniture parts, glue, varnishes and stains are used; all these materials contain formaldehyde, phenol and other chemicals.

Thus, the statement that furniture made from natural wood is absolutely environmentally friendly is not entirely true. Even solid wood furniture is a source of formaldehyde (it completely evaporates only after 7-12 years). Although a significant reduction is expected, the problem does not disappear, as one might think. Significant continuous release of formaldehyde may occur as the polymer resin undergoes hydrolytic degradation. For this reason, the release of free formaldehyde from products containing formaldehyde resins may occur for an indefinite period.

Many consumers believe that wooden furniture is completely environmentally friendly and safe, but if the processing technologies for natural wood (alder, pine, etc.) are not followed, the quality of such boards leaves much to be desired, despite their natural origin. In this case alternative option eco-furniture can be manufactured furniture boards independently from wood (pine, beech, alder, birch, oak, etc.).

We can conclude that in terms of environmental safety, furniture made from MDF or chipboard is not significantly different from furniture made from solid wood, and the price is much cheaper. The main difference is to which “emission class” of free formaldehyde they belong. Chipboard and MDF have the same mechanical strength With natural wood. MDF may even surpass it in some mechanical properties, and is better able to retain its shape under conditions of variable humidity than solid wood products.

The ideal emission class for eco-furniture in terms of formaldehyde emissions is considered zero (E0), but such furniture is difficult to find. One (E1) is an acceptable option, two (E2) is average, and three (E3) is hazardous to health.

At the time of buying upholstered furniture Avoid products with foam rubber - over time it decomposes, which leads to the release of harmful substances.

When purchasing eco-furniture, give preference to upholstery made from natural, non-electric fabrics.

Today, environmentally friendly furniture is quite difficult to find, but everything more people They are doing eco-renovations and are interested in materials that are safe for health, although the prices for eco-furniture are an order of magnitude higher than for mass-produced low-quality furniture that emits toxic toxic substances.