How Is Paterson's Custom Wardrobe? Discover the Secrets of Water-Based Paint
A good home environment is a manifestation of civilization. Throughout history, the family—as the smallest unit of society—has held undeniable significance. What kind of home life do consumers truly desire? This question continues to evolve, yet its core always revolves around physical objects—and wardrobes undoubtedly serve as a key expression of this ideal. A wardrobe is a storage cabinet for clothing, typically made from wood and hardware components, generally consisting of a cabinet body, doors, and panels. In fact, solid wood wardrobes better reflect the homeowner’s personal taste. How is Paterson's custom wardrobe? Read on to discover the secrets of water-based paint.
Paterson has upgraded its eco-friendly standards once again, reaffirming its leadership in environmental innovation within the industry. At the Guangzhou Custom Home Exhibition, Paterson unveiled its water-based solid wood custom wardrobe, sparking enthusiastic industry discussions with three “industry firsts”: the industry’s first water-based solid wood custom wardrobe, the first full water-based solid wood finishing process, and the industry’s first automated production line dedicated to water-based solid wood custom wardrobes. These breakthroughs powerfully demonstrate Paterson’s robust eco-friendly capabilities and continuously delight consumers.
(Image shows part of Paterson’s Conghua water-based paint factory environmental equipment system)
How is Paterson's custom wardrobe? It’s closely tied to water-based paint. Water-based paint is a safe and pollution-free eco-friendly coating, also known as waterborne paint. As the name suggests, it uses water as a diluent and contains no benzene, toluene, formaldehyde, free TDI, or other harmful aromatic compounds. When the main components of water-based paint return to the soil, they can be fully decomposed by nature, minimizing environmental pollution and health risks. Water-based paint forms a flexible film that is breathable yet waterproof, making it especially durable for solid wood custom cabinets. Paterson’s end-to-end R&D—from solid wood to water-based paint—elevates home living experiences.
In reality, different companies interpret water-based paint very differently. Water can nourish wood—or rot it. Some companies currently apply oil-based primer to wood surfaces, dry it, and then use water-based paint only as a topcoat. Paterson, however, adopts a comprehensive “water-under-water” approach. Paterson introduced formaldehyde-free additives into the custom home industry and has repeatedly tested new panel materials to achieve this standard. For its water-based solid wood custom wardrobes, Paterson uses a full water-based process—three coats of water-based primer and two coats of water-based topcoat (“water-under-water”). So, how is Paterson's custom wardrobe? You likely already have your answer.
Paterson’s water-based solid wood custom wardrobes offer three core advantages: odorless, skin-friendly, and free of eight heavy metals—fulfilling consumers’ aspirations for a healthier, more sustainable home life.
(Image shows Paterson’s water-based paint factory)
How is Paterson's custom wardrobe? It’s deeply connected to the use of eco-friendly water-based paint. Paterson adheres to eco-conscious principles in product development, consistently using water-based paint to create a more natural and health-beneficial home environment. The company was the first in the industry to implement a full water-based eco-friendly finishing process, contributing to healthier living spaces. Selecting the right materials and processes requires deep consumer insight—and Paterson continues exploring innovative, greener pathways.