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ECO Friendly Solid Kempas Flooring

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Loading Port:: Dalian Port

Payment Terms:: TT or L/C

Min Order Qty:: 2000 m² m²

Supply Capability:: 40*40GP m²/month

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1. Specification of Solid Kempas Flooring:

Item	Solid Kempas Flooring
Dimension	1890900mm 18120900mm Optional
Moisture Content	8%-10%
Joint	T&G
Grade	AB or ABC
Finishing	UV lacquer,natural color
Payment Term	T/T.30% deposit, balance against copy of B/L
Lead Time	30 Days
Installation	Glue, float or nail down
MOQ	500m2

2. Use & Maintain:

1) Keep the flooring dry and clean;

2) Wax the floor every 3 to 6 months to protect the floor and keeps the floor bright.

3) Don't impact the floor with heavy and hard objects. The feet of chairs and heavy furniture should be put on protective mats.

4) Prohibit exposing for long time under the intensive sunshine or soaking in water.

5) Keep the moisture connect of the room in a proper condition.

3. Advantages of Solid Kempas Flooring:

a.beautiful

b.comfortable

c. nature

4. Quick Details:

1. Hard wooden, with clear and unique texture, in different poses and with different expressions,

be full of wit and humor, It’s one kind of happy symbol, stable color, exquisite and elegant

2. It’s very attracted by USA and Canada customers

3. Formaldehyde release: E0

4. Moisture content:7%-10%(or as per customer’s requirement

5. Color::many color for option or as per customer’ requirement.

6. Type: Gloss pre-finished; Matt pre-finished and Unfinished

7. Standard size: random length(300-1750mm)*90*19mm (Or fixed dimensions as per your requirement).

ECO friendly Solid Kempas Flooring

Q:Solid wood floors and solid wood floor which is good?: It's too arbitrary to say that! Solid wood flooring is formed by direct processing of wood flooring, solid wood flooring is also called the original floor, with no pollution, the pattern of natural, elegant, rich perceptual quality, should emphasize the real advantages of flexibility, is the preferred material at home decoration in the laying of the floor. Its disadvantage is the large color, not wear, easy to lose luster.

Q:My kitchen has an engineered wood floor that needs to be replaced. It was is glued to my concrete subfloor. There is no underlayment -- it's just glued to the subfloor. From repairing the floor I know that when you remove the planks, chunks (not huge, but still very noticeable) of the subfloor come up with the planks due to the glue, leaving the floor unlevel and with varying texture. I don't want to go through the hassle and mess of having someone remove the wood floor, and then sand down and/or use a self-leveling material on the subfloor before putting a new floor down. I'm thinking that the existing floor is already a smooth surface. Can I just put a new floor over it? To avoid removing the existing floor I'm happy to put down any type of new floor that will work (linoleum, laminate, wood, tile). Please help!Thanks: Yes, you can put new flooring over an engineered wood flooring but it depends on the floor the you install, I think tile and another wood floor is not a good idea, I go with laminate and linoleum flooring.

Q:What happens to the solid wood floor: Solid wood floor touched the water, if the water is not very large, with a dry cloth to wipe the indoor ventilation can be done.

Q:I'd like to lay engineered wooden flooring in my 3rd floor flat. Lifted up old laminate flooring and concrete floor is not even / flat (up to 7mm difference in parts) - there is a bulge running through centre of floor. Area is around 40sq in total. Thinking of using plyboard to raise rest of room up to bulge level and perhaps self leveling in the centre to even out. Any thoughts please? Thanks: That is a tough question . I am in two minds on this one. It depends on the variation between the highs and lows etc I am tempted to suggest that you grind the floor. It might help Using a self levelling compound with the grinding is the way i would go. The ply wood bit is really hard. I do not actually recommend that one. Also would raise the floor levels as well.

Q:What are the differences between solid wood floors and wood floors?: Advantages of solid wood flooring:1, high grade, the use of pure solid wood plate, the price is the highest2, high environmental protection, natural wood formaldehyde free

Q:I plan to install engineered hardwood floors over a concrete slab. Should I glue it down or float it? Any other pointers for this job?: Float it for sure, this allows for any expansion or contraction during the seasons. Just to be on the safe side I would put a coat of concrete sealer/water barrier on the floor. Get the best underlay pad the you can get, it does make a huge difference. The biggest thing is to let the flooring sit in the rooms for a day at least to let them weather for your room and not the temp of the wear house. It doesn't sound like a big thing but it is. Have fun doing it.

Q:I was thinking of installing a new engineered hardwood floor in my house. I fond a flooring suppler that is selling a brand named Green Bay by Heritage co. I was wondering if anyone has installed it in their house and if they liked it. Any comments are appreciated.Thanks in advance.: I goggled Heritage Company and Green Bay hardwood floors and found no info on either pertaining to flooring.I've never heard of either myself. Maybe you could call a Lumber Liquidators store in your area,they are a major flooring wholesaler who might be able to give you some info.

Q:Our hardwood engineered floors are really making a lot of noise this year. We bought the condo new 4 years ago and have never had them make these kind of noises. We applied a product call Quick Shine winter to make them shine more, to help sell it. Once the weather warmed up and the moisture levels rose the floors REALLY started creaking and popping. We have removed the product and that stops the noise for about a day...then it returns. Any ideas on what I can do to resolve this issue??? We are getting discouraged it will ever go away. Thanks.: MY Oak veneer Engineered floors sound as if I'm walking on crackers. Help. I think the engineered portion beneath the Oak was hit by water before we bought the home and we weren't told when we moved here last year. I haven't the slightest idea what to do with them and plan to ask a Handyman to analyze the floors. Thanks for the advice. T. Boone

Q:What is the difference between laminate flooring and ten solid wood flooring: Wood composite floors are beautiful natural wood floors, comfortable and good insulation performance strengths; and overcome the real wood floor for single body contraction, easy Qiqiao cracks deficiencies. Today, in order to survive the environment is no longer deteriorating, countries around the world attach great importance to the protection of forest resources, solid wood flooring and solid wood flooring can save rare timber resources. In addition, the installation of wood flooring is simple, under normal circumstances do not play keel. But requires ground leveling.

Q:What is better for a townhouse we cannot do normal hardwood due to the concreet bottom so it's between engineered hardwood (Brazilian Cherry Br111) or the wood laminate(Pergo Brazilian Cherry). What's better?: Hardwood flooring would give you the best resale for the money, but is expensive. Hardwood could run anywhere from 3 to 10 dollars per square foot. If it is scratched, it can be sanded and redone later on. Engineered is a hardwood floor, but cannot be refinished in case something happens. Also costs around 2.5 to 4 dollars square foot. Laminate looks a little cheaper, but will hold up better than hardwood or Engineered in the long run. I would suggest the Pergo 30 year warranty. Hardwood has to be nailed down to the floor, Engineered has to be tacked or glued down and laminate is free floating. In the case of the hardwood and engineered, you would have to pull up the ceramic tile. With laminate, you MAY not have to do that. Laminate in stock should cost around 2 to 4 dollars a square foot. A lot of laminate floors now look like the real thing. I suggest you do some window shopping to find out for yourself.

Our company has advanced wood desiccation equipment, and complete sets of equipment for machining and mounding and assembly lines of UV and PU lacquer, which stand for national advanced level. A severe quality control of the total process from purchasing the raw materials until finishing the flooring ensures the high quality of the products.

1. Manufacturer Overview
Location	Mudanjiang, China
Year Established	2010
Annual Output Value	Above US$ 8 Million
Main Markets	70.00% North America 10.00% Western Europe 10.00% Middle East 10.00% Domestic
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3. Manufacturer Capability
a)Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Dalian
Export Percentage	90%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	5-10 People
Language Spoken:	English; Chinese
b)Factory Information
Factory Size:	Above 100,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	3
Contract Manufacturing	OEM Service Offered
Product Price Range	Average; Low