Consumer’s perception of high gloss furniture: instrumental gloss measurement versus visual gloss evaluation

Ettwein, Frederike; Rohrer-Vanzo, Valentina; Langthaler, Georg; Werner, Andrea; Stern, Tobias; Moser, Olivia; Leitner, Raimund; Regenfelder, Katja

doi:10.1007/s00107-017-1197-4

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“…High gloss surfaces are in demand in the furniture industry, but matte gloss still has its importance in a specific solid wood furniture market. A reflection structure image of high-gloss composite products was developed as an alternative method to describe the visual human perception of gloss [3]. However, recent studies have shown off the comfortable feelings given by both the coated and uncoated surfaces of wood products [4,5].…”

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Glossiness Evaluation of Coated Wood Surfaces as Function of Varnish Type and Exposure to Different Conditions

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The objective of this study was to evaluate the glossiness of black alder wood (Alnus glutinosa L.) samples coated with two varnish types as a function of exposure to dry heat and artificial aging. The chemical resistance of the coated samples to cold liquids was also evaluated. Based on the findings in this work, it appears that the varnish types and their structural differences influenced the overall glossiness of the coated samples. The UV varnish exhibited higher gloss values than those coated with the water-borne product within the range of silky gloss and silky matte grades. The heat exposure influenced the surface glossiness of the UV-coated samples more than the samples coated with water-borne varnish. The overall gloss values of the samples decreased with the exposure time to artificial aging, resulting in no layer cracks. The cold household liquids left less visible traces on the surfaces and alcohol was found to be the strongest agent. This study could have practical applications in the furniture industry to produce value-added furniture units according to their specific conditions of indoor use.

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Glossiness Evaluation of Coated Wood Surfaces as Function of Varnish Type and Exposure to Different Conditions

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“…This may be related to the lower lightness of the bamboo. Moreover, a high gloss has been shown to induce dizziness [52]. This may also be the reason for the reduction of gaze time for 50 • C. The gaze numbers show a similar trend to the total gaze time, except at 80 • C. The gaze number for 80 • C is lower than that of the control group, which suggests that the bamboo culm treated at 80 • C has no better visual effect than the control culm.…”

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Effect of Rosin Modification on the Visual Characteristics of Round Bamboo Culm

Fang

Zhou

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Polymers

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Rosin was used to treat round bamboo culm using the impregnation method. The quantitative color and gloss measurements combined with a qualitative eye tracking experiment were used to evaluate the effect of rosin treatment under different temperatures on the visual characteristics of the bamboo surface. Surface morphology analysis was also used to explore the mechanism of modification. The results showed that proper heating of the modified system was conducive to the formation of a continuous rosin film, which increased the gloss value. The maximum gloss value of 19.6 achieved at 50 °C was 122.7% higher than the gloss value of the control group. Heating decreased the brightness of the bamboo culm and changed the color from the green and yellow tones to red and blue. Additionally, at temperatures higher than 60 °C, the bamboo epidermal layer was damaged or shed, and stripes formed on the culm surface. The density of these stripes increased with an increase in treatment temperature. Eye movement experiment and subjective evaluation showed that high gloss would produce dazzling feeling, such as at 50 °C, while low gloss will appear dim, such as at 80 °C, while the gloss at 40 °C and 60 °C were appropriate. Additionally, the solid color surface below 60 °C had a large audience of about 73%, and the striped surface above 60 °C was preferred by 27% of the subjects.

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“…(2016) [56]). High gloss furniture leads to good looks and high shining means high chemicals (Regenfelder, K. et.al (2017) [57]). Flexible furniture makes the classroom smart as things are flexible for experiential classes.…”

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Quantitative ABCD Analysis of In-store Customer Perception Purchase of Home Furniture

Amin,

Kumar

2023

IJMTS

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Purpose: The study's primary goal is to understand in depth some aspects of how the ABCD framework was created for studying in-store transactions and consumer perceptions of home furnishings. From a stakeholder's point of view, this study enables us to identify, assess, and comprehend determinant aspects, issues, and key attributes affecting the factors such as advantages, benefits, constraints, and disadvantages consequences, as well as to identify the main influencing factors for all in-store purchases of home furnishings products. Design: Many papers are published in this area and this is an attempt to review the published papers of ABCD methodology analysis framework from the year 2016 till 2022. The study deployed quantitative analysis thinking of various focus groups. Findings: ABCD analysis is a way for understanding and analyzing by evaluating a business method or model, idea, concept, system, product, people, location, patents, and creative thinkers of any functional or dysfunctional business organization that exists or existed in the past. According to quantitative ABCD research of in-store customer perception and furniture purchase data, the advantages of in-store goods and services have a significant impact on the achievement of corporate objectives. The findings of the ABCD analysis lend credence to the idea that a multi-product store's in-store sales and marketing procedure for home furniture is beneficial. Originality: According to the ABCD analytical framework for in-store furniture sales and services, vital constituent component elements, main impacting factors, key qualities, and impending and determinant issues are studied. Type of paper: Observational and Empirical analysis.

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Consumer’s perception of high gloss furniture: instrumental gloss measurement versus visual gloss evaluation

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Glossiness Evaluation of Coated Wood Surfaces as Function of Varnish Type and Exposure to Different Conditions

Glossiness Evaluation of Coated Wood Surfaces as Function of Varnish Type and Exposure to Different Conditions

Effect of Rosin Modification on the Visual Characteristics of Round Bamboo Culm

Quantitative ABCD Analysis of In-store Customer Perception Purchase of Home Furniture

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