Twin Tenon Joint

Detail: The Twin Tenon Joint is a widely utilized joint for linking curved and round wooden elements, providing formidable structural reinforcement in furniture making. It is frequently employed in the assembly of chair arms, round table skirts, or circular base frames. The Twin Tenons are precisely aligned and secured with a wedge, thwarting any lateral movement. This configuration ensures a powerful bond and enhanced stability.

Process: The construction of the Twin Tenon Joint begins with shaping the curved material, followed by crafting the upper and lower tenons to form a snug vertical union. Subsequently, a slender aperture is carved atop the tenon, into which a tapered wedge is driven, effectively barring the two pieces from drifting apart horizontally.

Material: Hardwood: Phoebe zhennan (Nanmu), Pine Wood, Teak, etc.

Origin: Worldwide

Number of Parts: 3 pieces

Period: Tang and Song Dynasties (618 A.D. - 1279 A.D.)

Detachability: Detachable

Automatable: No

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