For modern families, furniture plays a very important role in the decoration and layout of the entire house. A set of high-quality furniture can not only enhance the style and beauty of the entire room, but more importantly, It can bring users a comfortable and healthy experience, but many times we find that there is no trademark on the furniture we buy, what should we do?

Some friends may say that the furniture is customized by me, so it is normal to have no trademark. In fact, it is wrong to think this way. The key point in furniture production is not whether to customize it, but the choice of the furniture manufacturer. Why do we recommend brands for furniture? This is mainly because of the dual considerations of environmental protection and usability. Domestic brand furniture are all registered with the Trademark Office, and their products have been certified by relevant national departments, so there are basically no problems with environmental protection. In terms of use, the durability is stronger due to the selection of technology and raw materials. What should I do if the furniture I buy does not have a trademark? Those 80% are done intentionally by the merchants.

For the uninitiated, the cost of raw materials for furniture varies greatly. In order to gain profits, some merchants often mix products manufactured by small factories into branded furniture. Although they imitate big brands in appearance, they cannot be compared in terms of raw materials or craftsmanship. In addition to not being durable, inferior materials are also environmentally friendly. For example, the particle board in furniture is made of glue and sawdust. The glue contains formaldehyde, and inferior glue seriously exceeds the standard, so the furniture becomes It is one of the main aspects of environmental pollution in home decoration. So what should I do if the furniture I buy does not have a trademark? Return must be selected.

However, because sometimes consumers do not ask for invoices and other evidence when purchasing such goods, this leads to a lot of trouble in after-sales rights protection. But at this time, users must no longer worry about what to do if the furniture they buy does not have a trademark. If they need to protect their rights, they must protect their rights to the end. For those who sell products without trademarks, if they are investigated and punished by the relevant industrial and commercial departments, the legal consequences will be huge. Therefore, instead of pursuing immediate benefits, it is better to choose some regular furniture factories for cooperation. At present, the domestic trademark industry tends to be formalized, and through