Finger joint laminated board (FJL board) is a solid wood board made by combining many wood laminas by finger joint or butt joint method into usable lengths strips. These strips are then pressed and laminated together by special glues (2 components adhesive) by hydraulic press machines to become the finger joint laminated board.

Profiling is one of the most important steps in woodworking. Both housing materials and furniture need accurate profiling parts for beautiful final products. This step will enable the products to have different grooves, edges, joints, shapes, etc.

Coating refers to the process of protecting wood surface with different types of sealers and top coats such as PU and UV . Coating would be the final step of the manufacturing process which can give the final products a desirable surface. 

Jointing or assembling refer to the process of putting together various pieces of wood to create the final products using different joints and connecting methods. This process is extremely vital for maintaining stable construction and structure of the products.

Ready to assemble or knockdown furniture is a form of furniture in which they are unassembled and requires customers to put together by themselves with little effort. Ready-to-assemble furniture is typically packaged in a kit form with parts packaged in one or multiple boxes.

Packaging is the process of enclosing and protecting products. products packaging not only protects the products during distribution from manufacturers to wholesalers and retailers, but also prevents damages while the they are on retailers shelves.