Selected high-quality woods such as maple, red oak, white oak, walnut, cherry wood, etc. are treasures bestowed upon humanity by nature. Hard maple wood has a hard and delicate texture, excellent wear resistance and stability; Red oak has a warm color, clear texture, and exudes a simple yet noble atmosphere; White oak is tough and durable, with a unique texture and excellent moisture resistance; Walnut wood has a stable color and beautiful texture, giving people a deep and mysterious feeling; Cherry wood has a soft color tone and a warm texture, as if it contains endless tenderness. Every selected piece of wood carries the expectations and responsibilities of the craftsmen. When selecting wood, craftsmen carefully inspect the texture, color, and texture of the wood to ensure that it meets the high standards for making American style wooden coffins. Only wood with clear texture, uniform color, and solid texture can be selected to embark on the wonderful journey of becoming coffins. The selected wood will be sent to a professional wood processing plant for drying treatment. Drying treatment is one of the key steps in making American style wooden coffins, as it can remove moisture from the wood and prevent deformation, cracking, and other issues during subsequent use. After strict drying treatment, the moisture content of the wood will be controlled within a reasonable range, laying a solid foundation for the production of coffins. After the drying process is completed, the wood will also undergo a series of quality inspections. Testing personnel will use professional instruments and tools to test the strength, hardness, density, and other indicators of wood, ensuring that each piece of wood meets high-quality requirements. Only wood that has passed strict quality inspection can enter the next process and become part of American style wooden coffins.