{"title":"Factors of Successful Wooden Furniture Design Process","authors":"S. Choodoung, U. Smutkupt","volume":70,"journal":"International Journal of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering","pagesStart":2117,"pagesEnd":2122,"ISSN":"1307-6892","URL":"https:\/\/publications.waset.org\/pdf\/1007","abstract":"This study systemizes processes and methods in\nwooden furniture design that contains uniqueness in function and\naesthetics. The study was done by research and analysis for\ndesigner-s consideration factors that affect function and production.\nTherefore, the study result indicates that such factors are design\nprocess (planning for design, product specifications, concept design,\nproduct architecture, industrial design, production), design evaluation\nas well as wooden furniture design dependent factors i.e. art (art\nstyle; furniture history, form), functionality (the strength and\ndurability, area place, using), material (appropriate to function, wood\nmechanical properties), joints, cost, safety, and social responsibility.\nSpecifically, all aforementioned factors affect good design. Resulting\nfrom direct experience gained through user-s usage, the designer\nmust design the wooden furniture systemically and effectively. As a\nresult, this study selected dinning armchair as a case study with all\ninvolving factors and all design process stated in this study.","references":"[1] Karl T. Ulrich and Steven D. Eppinger, Product Design and\nDevelopment. Third Edition, The McGraw-Hill companies 2003\n[2] Youdhagarn Archarry, Product Design and Production. King Mongkut's\nInstitute of Technology North Bangkok., 2007\n[3] The Bossiness and Technician Education Council, BTEC;\nhttp:\/\/www.edexcel.com\/quals\/btec\/Pages\/default.aspx\n[4] Olson Delmar Walter, Design in Woods and Woodworking for Industrial\nArt. Englwood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, 1965\n[5] Jariya wattanakun, Furniture History. The paper for teaching, King\nMongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok, 2000\n[6] Boonsanong Ratanasoontragul, generally knowledge into the furniture\nand wood products. Nation Science and Technology Development\nAgency Ministry of Science and Technology, June 2010\n[7] Pawin rujikiatkamjorn, Design methodology. Nation Science and\nTechnology Development Agency Ministry of Science and Technology,\nJune 2010.\n[8] Torwong Puipantawong, Creativity for design. Nation Science and\nTechnology Development Agency Ministry of Science and Technology,\nJune 2010.\n[9] Pasit leeniwa, The relationship between man and area use. Nation\nScience and Technology Development Agency Ministry of Science and\nTechnology, June 2010.\n[10] Boonsanong Ratanasoontragul and Pasit leeniwa, Research of design.\nNation Science and Technology Development Agency Ministry of\nScience and Technology, June 2010.\n[11] Motana sittipitak, Presentation of design furniture. Nation Science and\nTechnology Development Agency Ministry of Science and Technology,\nJune 2010\n[12] Teera Veenin and Songklod Jarusombuti, Wood Structure and\nproperties. Nation Science and Technology Development Agency\nMinistry of Science and Technology, February 2006\n[13] Teera Veenin, Wood Protection. Nation Science and Technology\nDevelopment Agency Ministry of Science and Technology, February\n2006\n[14] Franz F.P. Kollmann and Wilfred A. Cote, Principles of Wood Science\nand Technology. Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1968\n[15] W. Gwyn Davies and Heikki O. Rissanen, Workshops on Sawmill\nProductivity Improvement. Asia Pacific Forest Industries Development\nGroup, 1988\n[16] Jamjun tummasujarit.,Wood Joints. King Mongkut's Institute of\nTechnology North Bangkok., 2008\n[17] Bifma Standard., Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer-s\nAssociation. ANSI\/BIFMA X 5.1, 2011","publisher":"World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology","index":"Open Science Index 70, 2012"}