The natural durability of peach blossom wood makes it an ideal material for coffin making. Its tight texture and high density effectively resist insect infestation and mold, and can be stored for a long time even in humid environments. Napoleon's peach wood coffin is wrapped with lead and copper layers, further enhancing its anti-corrosion effect and reflecting the ultimate pursuit of body preservation. Modern solid peach wood coffins continue this characteristic, combined with environmentally friendly anti-corrosion treatment technology, meeting both traditional needs and modern environmental standards. The peach blossom wood coffin symbolizes rebirth and immortality, and its elegant appearance and excellent craftsmanship make it a landmark product in the high-end funeral market. With the increasing scarcity of resources, the price of peach blossom wood continues to rise, and the market positioning of solid peach blossom wood coffins is further high-end. Its personalized customization service allows carving family badges, religious symbols, or natural elements to meet customers' needs for cultural heritage and artistic expression. Material selection and preparation: Solid peach blossom wood coffins should be made of hard, corrosion-resistant, and non deformable peach blossom wood. Peach blossom wood has a fine and dense texture, and it is necessary to ensure that the wood does not have too many scars to comply with the traditional taboos of coffin making. After selecting materials, cut the wood into boards that meet the specifications and cut them into corresponding sizes according to the design requirements. Surface trimming and splicing: Trim the surface of the cut board, remove burrs and defects, and make the surface of the wood smooth. When splicing, combine the boards into three parts: the bottom, side panels, and cover panel. The bottom and side panels should be spliced together first to ensure firmness before splicing the cover plate. Adhesive can be used for splicing, and traditional techniques often use mortise and tenon structures without the need for nails throughout the entire process to increase the stability and durability of the structure. Reinforcement and trimming: Use adhesive and screws to reinforce the corners and bottom of the coffin to increase stability and load-bearing capacity. After reinforcement, remove excess glue and nails to ensure a clean surface of the coffin. Carving and decoration: Based on customer needs and styles, decorate coffins by carving or painting. Solid peach wood coffins are often carved with religious patterns, family badges, or natural elements to showcase the beliefs and identity of the deceased. After the decoration is completed, a comprehensive sanding and polishing process is carried out to make the surface of the coffin smooth and delicate. Painting and maintenance: Choose appropriate coatings for painting, such as natural plant-based paints, to increase the texture and durability of the coffin. After the painting is completed, maintenance treatment should be carried out, such as adding wax, to make the coffin more durable.