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Yongsen Classic Red Oak Color Antique Ecological Solid  Wood Floor

Yongsen Classic Red Oak Color Antique Ecological Solid Wood Floor

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1、Material properties

Oak is widely used for decoration materials and furniture making, is the excellent material properties: heavy oak hard straight grain, coarse structure, elegant color texture appearance, very high mechanical strength, wear resistance, but the wood is not easy to dry sawing and cutting. Oak is widely used for decoration materials and furniture making, is the excellent material properties: heavy oak hard straight grain, coarse structure, elegant color texture appearance, very high mechanical strength, wear resistance, but the wood is not easy to dry sawing and cutting. Oak is a large number of applications in the decoration materials, furniture, sports equipment, shipbuilding, vehicles, flooring, etc.. Post surface of plywood as the ideal timber production slices of white oak, red oak is, the pattern there are straight and perpendicular to the grain of the difference, straight grain is beautiful, the price is slightly expensive.

2、Product Characteristics

1, has a more distinct mountain wood, and touch the surface with good texture;

2, toughness is excellent, can be processed into a variety of needs, a variety of bending, quite a sense of beauty.

3, solid texture, manufactured goods firm structure, long service life, used in many antique lattice windows and doors production;

4, the stability of the floor is relatively good.

5, higher grades, suitable for the production of European style furniture, Chinese classical furniture, a sense of thick, mahogany furniture is dignified and calm, but the price is lower than mahogany furniture. Cool, comfortable;

6, oak fine texture, tube inner hole more transgressive filling, is not easy to absorb water, corrosion resistance, strength, Europe and the United States used to store wine.

7, texture rich, beautiful, natural pattern;

3、Parameter

1 material: Oak

Origin: Zhejiang

Style: European classical

Standard: Class A

Applicable scope: bedroom

Pattern: Wood

Special purpose: anti-corrosion

Plate finish: 1

Surface shape: hand grasp pattern

Residual depression: no

Formaldehyde release rate: E1

Resist pressure: 1

Wear layer thickness: 3mm

Wear resistance: 1

Fading (grade): 1

Floor thickness: 18mm

Color: Red

Specifications: 910*122*18

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Yongsen Classic Red Oak Color Antique Ecological Solid  Wood Floor

Yongsen Classic Red Oak Color Antique Ecological Solid  Wood Floor

Yongsen Classic Red Oak Color Antique Ecological Solid  Wood Floor







 

 

 

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
Short answer- Yes, you can. But, be aware of potential problems that can come later. You will have an organic material under the floor cut off from being able to breath- that basically means the surface you put over it will cut it off from being able to dry out if it get wet. If it gets wet, it will mildew - rot, and stink something awful. also, that old floor will have voids that you can not get to, making it a perfect habitat for insects. Although right now you are not able to actually, physically get under the old floor, if you or an expert applicator had to get to insect infestations, it is much more possible than if the old floor were covered. Covering it makes it less accessible and much more inviting to infestations. Basically, in construction, it is never a good idea to cover old material with new. A proper fix is to chip it out, level the floor correctly and lay down the new covering. I understand the prohibitive expense of this. But, imagine what you'll pay later with an improper job on top of what you will eventually have to do anyway?
Q:How do I get rid of glue haze on my engineered hardwood floor?
mineral spirits
Q:Shop a few years of the floor, was not a sound, and now a few steps up the sound, there is no relatively simple maintenance methods. Check Baidu, most of the answers to such questions in the post to talk about the principle of sound, as well as attention to the floor. The question now is not a new floor, so if your answer is similar, it will not trouble you. Others say that..
Wooden keel distance too farWooden keel distance should not be too far.
Q:We had some damage to kitchen floor which homeowners insurance is covering cost to replace. Flooring company just out with samples of engineered hardwood, but after she left I notice it says commercial flooring on the sample board. What is the difference between commercial and residential engineered hardwood? this is Armstrong, Beckford plank.
Commercial flooring is usually much more heavy-duty (and expensive) than residential flooring.
Q:Hi, we recently had some engineered hardwood installed in our new home. We currently have a dining table and chairs that have the roll legs on the chairs. This concerns me, do we have to be worried about making marks on our beautiful new floors? It is a floating floor system, we have heating pads under them. Thanks!!
You most definitely must be concerned with that type of leg bottom.Casters will mar up wood very easily. If it were a regular laminate, it would be a bit tougher but still needs protection. For wood or even engineered wood you should invest in a thin area rug. Then you still must have the proper, thin pad to protect the area rug from marring the wood and let it breathe so it won t stain it. Any questions tou can e mail me through my avatar. GL
Q:Can anyone tell me the best quality engineered hardwood flooring. We have two energetic dogs who wrestle a lot. If you have any experience please respond. Thank you
turn to jesus christ our lord and you shall find the answer
Q:Solid wood floor teak or rosewood good
Third red sandalwoodRed sandalwood is the commercial name, scientific name macaranduba, mostly South American origin. The wood texture is more delicate, it can reduce the loss of color and pattern, so it is suitable for the office area of 20 square meters, but due to the color red, it is difficult to equip with furniture. The wire itself is hard wood, good elasticity, shrinkage is poor, it is recommended to use paint free floor. In the construction process of the wire, special attention should be paid not to damage the floor and minimize scratches, otherwise it will be difficult to repair, and try to contact with water, because it is difficult to restore after deformation.
Q:How much aluminum oxide or AO (in weight proportion, or ounces or milligrams) is often in engineered hardwood floor finishes, and how much of the AO is released into the air through normal usage (walking on the floor, typical activities) or if there are small scratches?Is the amount of AO released into the air on such flooring significant versus background AO levels?I realize that sanding/refinishing an engineered floor will release much more AO into the area, but my main concern here is about general household use.Thanks, Michal
Unless you walk around with sandpaper glued to your shoe soles I doubt there would be any detectable amount released from normal usage. There are certainly far more substances I would be concerned about in a house environment than that. If you are really obsessed about it, contact the flooring manufacturer for data.
Q:Wood floor anti-static? (laminate flooring, laminate flooring, solid wood flooring)
Wood floors: hardwood flooring hard texture, fine texture, good wear resistance, elastic net, beautiful. The use of ordinary hardwood flooring wood ash, birch, walnut, locust wood, Begonia wood, beech, etc., the use of high-grade wood flooring cherry, longan, camphor, etc..
Q:How to prevent damp wood flooring
The two is after the wood floors paved the best in use for a period of time after waxing, also called wax. This can be as much as possible to evaporate the residual moisture in the construction, extend the service life of wood flooring.

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