click wood PVC flooring for children click wood PVC flooring for children
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 300 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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1.Specifications:
Material | PVC virgin material |
Thickness | 2mm, 3mm, 8mm |
Wear layer | 0.5mm |
Width | 1.5m |
Pattern | Customized design |
MOQ | 1 sqm |
2.Certifications: CE,ISO14001, ISO9001,CTI.
3.Features:
1) PVC material,eco-friendly,safe,soft,comfortable
2) Super wear resistance,durable,long service time
3) Customized design, personalized cartoons
4) An-slip,injury prevention
5)Shock proof and noise absorption
6) Easy installation and cleaning
7) Play function and educational.
8) Waterproof,moistureproof,anti-bacterial,fire resistance.
4.Application:
Kindergarten,school, parent-child center, children study/sleeping rooms,children activity/ library/ health recovery and training rooms,house corridors, halls and other grounds for children living and studying.
- Q: I have cleaned, degreased, and filled cracks in the garage floor (let cure 10 days). It has been powerwashed and swept (you could eat off of it now). I mixed the etching solution according to the directions and applied to pre moistened garage floor. The directions state that if the solution does not fizz the floor is sealed and needs further prep and that if it does fizz it will do so for 4-5 minutes. I applied the etching solution and it did fizz but for a very short time (Less than 1 min). Also, the floor does not feel very rough...in fact, I can't tell any difference from now to when there was nothing done besides cleaning. Any suggestions from someone that has used this product or has knowledge of etching would be much appreciated.
- If your floor had what is called a burnt finish when installed and is 10 or more years old, the floor's concrete finish won't bubble much at all. The burnt finish micro-finishes the concrete surface mostly eliminating the tiny air bubbles and almost tempers the concrete. Then add 10 years and your concrete is TOUGH! I am assuming you are doing a garage floor paint system and using epoxy, with or without paint chips. You have followed the procedure correctly and are ready to go. Give it plenty of time to dry after painting. Another tip to make the floor last as long as possible is to let your vehicle sit outside after running all day until the tires are cool before parking. The tires can get hot enough to ripple the paint just underneath them
- Q: What are the pros and cons of painting my concrete basement floor. Will it harm the floor? We never have any water problems. I just want a clean sweepable surface.
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- Q: Hi I was just wondering if anyone knows of a good way to clean Laminate floors without smears. Thanks. x
- I can only tell you how I do mine, I use Mr. clean lemon scent and a micro fiber flat mop. I wash the whole floor and them rinse the mop head real well and then again go over the floor with clean warm water. That's it.
- Q: What kind of facilities a body room needs
- Sound, floor, dry, windows, mirror, lockers, almost the same
- Q: I put down a laminate floor 1 month ago, and when I walk across most areas the joints move up and down. I had a new sub floor installed prior to the laminate so I don't believe it's a leveling issue. There is an expansion gap on all walls and I'm taking the floor up because I scratched it.Would it make sense to put PL300(prefer this for cost) or flooring glue in the joints when I relay it?Thanks.
- Laminate floors are floating floors and should not be glued to the floor (of course). Whether a tongue-in-groove laminate or a snap lock, it is advisable to use the laminate joint glue in the joints. Many manufacturers specifically require this for warranty for their floors that are being used in a commercial setting. I believe it makes sense even for residential in that it will help keep moisture from spills, etc. from seeping into the joints. I would NOT use the Loctite PL series of glues. These are great Liquid Nails-type construction adhesives, but not a good application for the laminate flooring seams. The bottles of laminate flooring seam glue (Bruce, Pergo, etc.) are inexpensive, easy to apply and clean up as you go, and really go a long way. Good luck.
- Q: I've been looking at websites about laminate flooring and they say u need all sorts of tools. Im just wondering what tools are actually needed for the click laminate?
- hi ...laminate is my specialty...i love it...this is so easy for you but despite what others might say there are a few things you will need..first make sure your floor is level..that is most important..then 3 things..(1)SPACERS, for around the edges,there needs to be a 1/8 space from the wall so the floor can breath (2) TAPPING BLOCK, this tool actually has grooves in it on the side so you dont damage your floor to tap the pieces together and (3) a PULL BAR for at the ends when you hit the end you pull the board towards you and also tap it tight.....these things are always recommended when i sell laminate and my installers use them as well. Snap and Lock laminate is all that is made anymore, Although if it is going in your kitchen you need laminate glue, just a small line of it in the groove before tapping it together, this acts as a moisture barrier , also use perimiter sealent around the 1/4 round if in the kitchen. Kitchen are more active areas with heat and water and everything else...Good Luck....
- Q: Looking for a green safe way to lay carpet onto of the basement floor with pading. Existing Carpet was glued down. I have a new born baby and the basement didn't get finished before she was born. I feel it is unsafe now to lay the carpet now. but if they don't us glue is their a way to staple into concret floor.
- What about the tacking strips. Or you can even get the double sided tape for flooring. Good luck to ya, and congrats on the new baby.
- Q: Strengthen the floor release standard
- Strengthen the floor release standard
- Q: I'm not sure what is wrong with the floor in my house. On the hardwood part there are lumps forming all over the place. In the laminate kitchen there a lumps and you can feel where it's sinking in certain places. What kind of company should I get to look at the floor or foundation? The house is only 7yrs old and we just moved in 6 mos ago. We had the home inspected before we moved in. Is there any way insurance pays for this if it's a major problem? Shouldn't our inspector have seen this? It's seems like there are new bumps and sinking every day.
- IT MIGHT NOT BE THE FLOOR SINKING AS MUCH AS THE FLAKE BOARD THAT IS THE FLOORING. SOUNDS LIKE THE FLOOR SHOULD HAVE BEEN 3/4-PLYWOOD
- Q: if this helps my laminate floor is not cheap
- Hi, I just use warm water and vinegar 1 cup to a gallon. It works well and I prefer something that is natural. I just use a mop that is well wrung out. You do not want to over wet floors. I sometimes buff up with a towel attached to my swifter. Soap-based products and citrus based products leave a residue on laminate making them look dull. It may take a few washings to get rid of the film. It is good to use warm water as it evaporates more quickly.
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click wood PVC flooring for children click wood PVC flooring for children
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 300 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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