Eco-friendly Waterproof Indoor WPC Floor Decking / Engineered Flooring

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Eco-friendly Waterproof Indoor WPC Floor Decking / Engineered Flooring

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Supply Capability:: 20000 m²/month

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Eco-friendly Waterproof Indoor WPC Floor Decking / Engineered Flooring

一.Product Description:

Eco-friendly Waterproof Indoor WPC Floor Decking / Engineered Flooring

High Quality Supplier Looking For Partner

35% HDPE (Grade A Recycled HDPE),

55% wood fiber (Professionally treated dry wood fiber),

10% chemical additives (Anti-UV agent, Anti-oxidation agent, stabilizer, colorants, anti fungus agent, coupling agent, reinforcing agent, lubricants...etc.).

Features

1.Looks and feels like nature wood
2. Waterproof, Mildew-resistant
3.Anti-High degree of UV and colour stability
4. No hazardous chemicals,100% recycle,Environmental friendly,Saving forest resources
5.weather resistant,Suitable from -40'C to 60'C
6. Easy to install and clean
7. Unaffected by termites and other insects, rodents,worms or marine parasites
8. Low maintenance cost
9. Anti-slip, less cracking, less warping

High Quality Supplier Looking For Partner

35% HDPE (Grade A Recycled HDPE),

55% wood fiber (Professionally treated dry wood fiber),

10% chemical additives (Anti-UV agent, Anti-oxidation agent, stabilizer, colorants, anti fungus agent, coupling agent, reinforcing agent, lubricants...etc.).

Features

二.Technical Data

Slip resistance:

Boards of Techwoodn according to ASTM D2394-05. This is the best ranking for bare-foot slip resistance.

Weathering resistance:

Boards of Techwoodn have very low moisture uptake.This is key for mold and mildew resistance.

UV resistance:

4000 hours accelerated Xenon-arc Exposure,the Boards turned slightly more clear and colored.

Abrasion resistance:

The resistance to abrasion is similar to oak.

Fungus resistance:

Whatever fungus the wood composite is exposed to,it is extremely durable.

Moreover,aging test does not affect this durability.

三. FAQ

. What kinds of wpcproducts do you have?

We have wpc decking in different size, fence series (only wpc material or connect with aluminum profiles, decking tile series.

. Is it difficult to install the wpc board?

No, it is easy to install. Using the tool which you use to install the real wood. Fix the board on the substructure with clips.

. Can you stick the label with our logo on the boards?

Yes, please provide the label drawing, we can stick the customized label on the board.

. What documents are available?

A full range documents, including products pictures, installation guide and relative certificates can be provided; Further more, customs declaration is provided. This is an one-stop service for you.

四. More picture for your reference

Eco-friendly Waterproof Indoor WPC Floor Decking / Engineered Flooring

Q: Home wood flooring because of immersion tilt, how to do: Wood floor is blisters, if it is solid wood flooring, the following keel, so be sure to remove, so that keel dry, the floor in the indoor ventilation at the vertical dry, do not sun exposure, or roast, dry after no deformation Can be reloaded. If it is composite floor, high strength board. You have to start the floor to dry down, (but the premise is that the floor is free of plastic paved, played off the plastic from the waste), to see the specific Alice of the situation, if not very serious or Can be used, if more serious, it can only change the new. No matter what the floor was blistering are difficult to restore the status quo, are generally to Alice, but the degree of different, good quality will be better, it is difficult to restore the original, and soaked the floor of the water to the second Year in the summer or winter may be a drum or deformation of the expansion joints of the situation. It is best to buy the store you buy the same specifications for the same size of the floor.

Q: I want to remove the laminate flooring and put tile in what tools do I need to use and how do you get the glue off: It should be a floating floor. If it is glued together, then you can't save it. I like Don's answer, might be fun. Cut it up in manageable strips, have fun. If it is snap together, you might be able to save it for another project. You'd have to remove the baseboard or shoe, but you could save most of it. But if you don't care about saving it, go back to the circular saw. If the floor is the thin plywood tongue and grove with hardwood veneer of yesteryear, then you have quite a chore. Cut it up, and scrap, scrap, scrap. Some of that type was glued down. I'm sure it will very tough to remove by using a floor scraper and elbow grease. But that's only way I know of to remove the glue.

Q: I have laminate flooring my in my bathroom. The seem appears to have warped, How do I seal the seem once again? It is a wooden style flooring (but not the snap together type): wooden style floor but not the snap together type??would this actually be a tongue and groove hardwood floor??if it is,and its warped,your screwed.

Q: if im laying it on a concrete floor do i just need to put the underlay down first, then the laminate?: Yes, the underlay works as a vapor barrier preventing water vapor diffusion from damaging your laminate. I'm not saying that water vapor diffusion is an issue most likely your HVAC system is currently addressing this, but once the laminate is down it will be much hard for the HVAC to work this issue in the future.

Q: I want to redo my kitchen floor (ugly 1970 looking linoleum) in a 120-year old farm house. I want to do something unique that fits with a primitive look (knotty pine walls, original doors and woodwork). I have a pallet of old slate roof shingles that were salvaged from the barn when it was torn down. Most are still in very good shape and I was wondering if there was any way to incorporate this material into the flooring. Can this be used to tile the floor? I'm looking for anyone with info on using slate for flooring - pros, cons and so on. I'd also like info on recommended thickness, type of adhesive, grout, etc.? I've done ceramic tile and refinished hardwood floors, so I have some basic flooring experience. Thanks in advance for any information!: I have a slate floor and it

Q: How do I sand the floor? and any jobs offer in sanding floors: Your asking how to do it and looking for a job doing it simultaneously? Good luck. Check with your local flooring companies.

Q: I wanna put down flooring in an attic and it has no flooring whatsoever. All it has is wooden boards and insalation...: Depends on what kind of flooring you want to put down. Carpet would be the easiest. Nail track around the edge. Roll out underlay. Roll out carpet. Stretch it , cut it , and you are done. Laminate is pretty easy, too Ceramic tile will need an extra layer of plywood to keep it from flexing. Takes a lot of time to lay tile, and can be messy. Lino is probably the most difficult. Best to stick to carpet

Q: My church recently had our concrete floors stained and then sealed with 2 coats of urethane..I have tried cleaning and buffing with a neutral PH floor cleaner which left a film on the floor. I have a couple questions since I am in charge of caring for the floor1. How do I keep the floor clean and shiney without leaving water marks or soap film on the floor?2.How do I buff and shine the floor?3.How do I remove the scratches and scuff marks from the floor?: Concrete Buffing

Q: Floor is in camper trailer: I assume we are talking about a travel trailer. Some more description of the vehicle & the problem would be helpful. Although the problem can be caused by loose screws or bolts where the floor is secured to the chassis, it is almost always caused by a plywood floorboard that is loose from a crossmember within the floor itself. Often the problem will occur where two sections of flooring meet at a seam, where the loose one will rub against the edge of the one next to it. Many times the situation is as a result of water intrusion, damaging the wood or the fasteners. The correction is to resecure the loose board back down to the crossmember. It can be screwed or glued into place. This is easy enough, except that the carpet or vinyl flooring may need to be lifted to access the area, and if the wood is water-damaged additional work might be needed. An experienced RV technician can evaluate the problem pretty accurately just by walking on the area. You might run it by a reputable shop and ask for an inspection, and a free estimate.