目录

  • 1 Furniture design
    • 1.1 Reading and translating
    • 1.2 NEW WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
    • 1.3 Check Your Understanding
    • 1.4 Listening and Speaking
    • 1.5 Teaching video
  • 2 Furniture material and Furniture designers
    • 2.1 Solid wood
    • 2.2 Wood-based panel
    • 2.3 Furniture designers
    • 2.4 Furniture technology
  • 3 Product design
    • 3.1 Reading and translating
    • 3.2 NEW WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
    • 3.3 Check Your Understanding
    • 3.4 Listening and Speaking
  • 4 Industrial Design
    • 4.1 Reading and translating
    • 4.2 New Words and Expressions
    • 4.3 Check Your Understanding
    • 4.4 Retailing and Speaking
  • 5 Interior design
    • 5.1 Reading and translating
    • 5.2 New Words and Expressions
    • 5.3 Check Your Understanding
    • 5.4 Listening and Speaking
  • 6 中英文文献检索
    • 6.1 中文文献检索
    • 6.2 英文文献检索
    • 6.3 英文期刊简介
  • 7 Unit 1 Fabrics
    • 7.1 Listening &Speaking
    • 7.2 Reading &Translating
    • 7.3 Practical Writing
    • 7.4 Meeting people for the first time
    • 7.5 Meeting people again
    • 7.6 Fabrics
    • 7.7 fabrics
    • 7.8 Sample order
    • 7.9 measure points
    • 7.10 accessories
    • 7.11 business activities
    • 7.12 words of business activities
  • 8 Unit 2 Color
    • 8.1 Listening &Speaking
    • 8.2 Reading &Translating
    • 8.3 Practical Writing
    • 8.4 Showing customers around
    • 8.5 Visiting the workshop
    • 8.6 Colors
    • 8.7 how to name colors
    • 8.8 color coordination
    • 8.9 Approval sample card
    • 8.10 measure points
    • 8.11 accessories
    • 8.12 inquiry
  • 9 Fashion Design
    • 9.1 Listening &Speaking
    • 9.2 Reading &Translating
    • 9.3 Practical Writing
    • 9.4 Having dinner
    • 9.5 Making an inquiry
    • 9.6 Price Negotiation
    • 9.7 Principles of fashion design
    • 9.8 Worksheet
    • 9.9 accessories
    • 9.10 designing labels
    • 9.11 Offer
  • 10 Styles
    • 10.1 Listening & Speaking
    • 10.2 Reading & Translating
    • 10.3 Practical Writing
    • 10.4 garment details design
    • 10.5 style description--Cheongsam
    • 10.6 style description--LBD
    • 10.7 purchase order
  • 11 Product Management
    • 11.1 Listening & Speaking
    • 11.2 Reading &Translating
    • 11.3 Practical Writing
    • 11.4 Complaints
  • 12 Unit 6 Quality Control
    • 12.1 Listening & Speaking
    • 12.2 Reading &Translating
    • 12.3 Practical Writing
  • 13 Unit 7 Sales
    • 13.1 Listening & Speaking
    • 13.2 Reading &Translating
    • 13.3 Practical Writing
  • 14 Fashion
    • 14.1 Listening & Speaking
    • 14.2 Reading &Translating
    • 14.3 Practical Writing
    • 14.4 Fashion
    • 14.5 Brands
    • 14.6 luxury brands
    • 14.7 famous brands(补充)
    • 14.8 read them properly
  • 15 写作和思维
    • 15.1 直线和曲线——语篇的重心
    • 15.2 形合和意合——语篇的衔接
    • 15.3 什么是漂亮的写作——写作标准
    • 15.4 小测 1
    • 15.5 讨论:下面的邮件需要修改吗?
    • 15.6 讨论:什么是流水句?
  • 16 用词准确生动
    • 16.1 用词是否准确
    • 16.2 用词简洁有力吗
    • 16.3 用词重复需避免
    • 16.4 小测 2
  • 17 有效的句子
    • 17.1 句式如何多样化
    • 17.2 句子的逻辑不清晰
    • 17.3 句子结构越复杂得分越高吗
    • 17.4 小测 3
  • 18 段落及拓展方法
    • 18.1 一定要有中心句或主题句吗
    • 18.2 如何写开头段
    • 18.3 小测 4
    • 18.4 段落拓展方法
    • 18.5 中心段落如何展开
    • 18.6 结尾段怎样写
    • 18.7 小测 7
    • 18.8 对比法——如何展开对比论证
    • 18.9 例证法——如何写出贴切的例子
    • 18.10 小测 5
    • 18.11 因果论证法——如何表达因果关系
    • 18.12 问题解决法——如何提出问题及解决方案
    • 18.13 小测 6
  • 19 段落的修改
    • 19.1 我的句子写对了吗
    • 19.2 行文如何更流畅
    • 19.3 如何进行段落修改
    • 19.4 小测 8
  • 20 期末测试
    • 20.1 期末测试1(客观题部分)
    • 20.2 期末测试 2(写作部分)
Wood-based panel
  • 1 主要知识点
  • 2 PPT
  • 3 扩展阅读
  • 4 授课视频

Plywood

Incomparison with solid wood construction of furniture, using plywood is muchmore efficient as a use of wood.

   Furniture grade plywood is manufactured specifically to beused as an exposed, visual, attractive, finished surface.

   One type of furniture grade plywood is called ‘Baltic Birch’plywood.

   Baltic Birch plywood is made of 7, or 15, layers of birch,each layer turned 90 degrees from the previous layer. Baltic Birch plywood ismade in sheets that are 5’ x 5’.

   This yields a piece of plywood that is very stable, visuallyrefined, and without voids in the layers.


  • Metals


Metals are used to makeparts, such as legs, frames, and table bases, and as a primary material foroffice furniture, kitchen cabinetry, utility shelving, and storage units.

   Steel in the form of rods, tubing, and sheets is the mostused metal for furniture.

   Aluminum in the form of tubes, and formed sections, such asangles, channels, and T’s is used for cast legs, frames, and small parts.

   Metal office furniture and utility files, cabinets, andshelves are made of sheet steel. 

   The sheets are cut, and then bent to form box shapes, or withbent flanges (edges) used to make shelves or tops.

   The gauge (thickness) of the sheet metal is an importantfactor in determining the quality of a piece. Sheet metal that is too thin will not hold up well.  Thicker sheet metal is stronger, will lastlonger, and will resist denting and deforming.

  • Plastics 

  • Plastics used in furniture

PlasticLaminates:  are composed of layers ofheavy paper impregnated with melamine resin.

   Acrylics: such as Plexiglas and Lucite, resemble glass intheir transparency, but can be made translucent and colored, and opaque.  Acrylics can be bent and molded into curvedshapes.

   Molded Plastics: such as styrene, polyethylene, nylon, andvinyl, are often made into small parts, such as glides, rollers, edge trim, anddrawer pulls.

   Fiberglass:  a hybridmaterial in which glass fibers are embedded in a molded polyester resin.  Used to make custom auto body parts and smallboat hulls.