What are the challenges of creating interlocking WPC sculpture components?
Creating interlocking WPC (Wood-Plastic Composite) sculpture components presents several unique challenges. First, the material's flexibility and density can complicate precise fitting, requiring advanced cutting techniques. Second, environmental factors like temperature fluctuations may cause expansion or contraction, affecting alignment. Third, achieving aesthetic appeal while maintaining structural integrity demands careful balance in design. Additionally, WPC's limited load-bearing capacity restricts the scale of interlocking designs. Finally, the need for specialized tools and expertise increases production complexity. Overcoming these hurdles ensures durable, visually cohesive sculptures.
