When examining the colour, ensure that the colour scheme of the furniture set is consistent. Touch the surface to check the smoothness and evenness of the finish. Be cautious if there are cracks, visible base layers, bubbles, or scratches.

When examining the structure, the joints between panels and between panels and trim should be smooth. If there are gaps, exercise caution when purchasing.

Check the materials: The wood used in structural components must not have defects such as rot, knots, or splits, as these can significantly reduce the furniture's lifespan.

Inspect the interior: The interior of the furniture must be clean and free of burrs to be considered qualified. Check the moisture content of the internal wood to determine its quality. Furniture with high moisture content is prone to warping and cracking.

Inspect the cabinet doors. The surface of the doors should be flat. Furniture with warped doors or large gaps between the doors and the frame should not be purchased.

Inspect the hardware. The drawer tracks should operate smoothly without noticeable wobbling or noise. Ensure that cabinet door handles and hinges are installed properly.

Importantly, and most simply, check if the furniture has a factory quality certification mark. When purchasing, ensure you know the manufacturer and keep the invoice. If the product quality is unsatisfactory, you can contact the manufacturer for resolution or reach out to the Consumer Association for assistance.