“…The bending-moment capacity is strongly affected by the length and width of the tenon, while the width has a slight lower influence (Kasal et pairing of open full-width mortise-and-tenon-joint elements on the strength of joints, and this type of joint was found to be the strongest at a tight fit of 0.1 mm. The mortise-and-tenon joint, in combination with PVAc, provided the best strength for all investigated wood species (Vassiliou et al, 2016;Bardak et al, 2017), while PU glue has appropriate strength in comparison with PVAc, and can completely fill and cover the gaps between the elements of a joint (Hrovatin et al, 2013). The suitable construction type of chairs, constructed with defined tenon dimensions, has been determined based on the required load-carrying capacity (Kiliç et al, 2018;Hitka et al, 2018;Ayrilmis et al, 2020).…”