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Type:	Engineered Flooring	Place of Origin:	Beijing China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	CMAX
Model Number:	CMAX H150H25	Technics:	Wood-Plastic Composite Flooring	use:	landscape
COLOR:	different color for choice	length:	2.2m~6m	width:	100mm~250mm
thickness:	10mm~40mm

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Packaging Detail:	REGULAR EXPORTING PACKAGE
Delivery Detail:	15DAYS

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10years warranty;
10days delivery time;
more flexible payment terms;
thousands of mould for choice.

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Landscape use wpc

Product Description

1> What is WPC?

WPC, simply for wood plastic composite.

Wood Plastic Composite is made from a unique combination of plant fiber and recycled plastic

according to high-tech formula.

It offers the best advantages of plastic and wood. The plastic shields the wood from moisture and

insect damage, and the wood protects the plastic from UV damage and gives you a natural feel.

It has characteristics of high strength and rigidity, acid and alkali resistance, corrosion resistant

and without formaldehyde, it is a real green environment protection building material.

2> What’s WPC used for?

WPC can be used for military equipment, urban utilities and landscaping, architecture,

gymnasiums, outdoor decking, fencing, pallets, indoor and outdoor decoration.

FAQ

3> Why choose WPC decking?

*Natural colour
*Slip resistant
*Resistance to water, rot and crack
*Guaranteed to last
*Low maintenance
*Beautiful and broad range of finish

4> What are the main kinds of WPC currently?

*WPC decking board
*DIY decking board
*WPC wall panel (wall cladding)
*Garden fence (railing)
*WPC outdoor furniture (gazebo, pavilion, outdoor desk&chair, dustbin, pet house…)

5> Ingredients of WPC?

30% HDPE+60% bamboo/wood fiber+10% Chemical additives.

6> Specification of WPC?

A. Weatherability
suitable from -40° C to +60° C, UV resistance

B. Test Data

Testing Item	Technical Requirements	Value of Test
Water Content %	≤2	0.4
Rockwell Hardness (HRR)	≥60	80
Thickness Swelling after Water Absorption (%)	≤1	0.2
Screw Holding Capability (N)	Surface of board ≥1300	3870
	End of board ≥1200	3460
Static Bending Strength(Mpa)	≥20	28
Bending Elastic Modulus(Mpa)	≥1800	4610
Abrasion Resistant(g/100r)	≤0.08	0.06
Hammer falling impact in low temperature, broken (pcs)	≤1	1
State after Heating	No babbles, cracks and pockmarks	-
Rate of Size Change with Heating (%)	±2.5	-0.38~-0.45

Report Number: 201107126
Type of sample: 90x25x820mm, Solid

C. Main colors available:

landscape use wpc CMAX H150H25C

charcoal-black; classic-white; rinforest-canopy;sand-castle; stepping-stone; tree-house; vintage-lantern .

Q:I have just primed a wood floor and want to stencil it. After the priming do I paint the entire floor the background color then stencil?. What do I use for the final coat(s) to protect the floor and the stenciling?: Whenever you paint a floor, it is recommended to use an epoxy-based paint - it will adhere better and suffer much less wear and tear over time because it is more durable. Although, truth be known, I have used acrylic paints with no problems. Presuming you're using a simple stencil pattern to be applied on a solid-coloured background, your next step is to paint the background colour. Two coats should do the trick. Let it dry thoroughly before stencilling over it. Stencilling should be done with a stencil brush - a round brush with a perfectly flat tip. The paint should be thinly applied in a dabbing motion - do not brush it on. The reason for this, aside from the finished look, is that when you brush paint on it is more likely to get under your stencil and make a mess. If you're using more than one colour, you might want to cover the areas on the stencil for all but one colour with masking tape, and let each colour dry before moving on to the next. When you're all done, you could apply a clear coat. The oil or alkyd-based clear coats have a tendency to yellow slightly over time and take quite a while to dry. The water based clear coats won't hold over oil-based paint or emulsion. Check with your local paint supplier to find out which finishing product is best based on the paints you have used. Alternately, depending on the style you are going for, if you have used a durable enough paint, you might want to skip the clear coat so that over time you will have a nice aged and worn-in look to the floor. Good luck.

Q:I would like to create a dance studio in my house, and I was wondering what would be the best brand of sprung flooring. Also, what is the right type I should get; preferably something less expensive. I will be doing jazz, tap, acro, and contemporary technique. Thank you, I was just getting ideas.: That's an interesting question!

Q:How to calculate the general loss of the installation of wood flooring?: Calculated from 2% to 3%. I'm doing the budget.

Q:Dnf nothing in the environment how to run the floor -_- || own attack helpless can not remember the floor order, each time have to pay b -_- ||: Very simple, now pao'ge'zi only three graphs, you can watch the picture run. Remember the first three on it!

Q:I am thinking about putting cork flooring in my kitchen and bathroom. Cork is supposed to be water resistant, but I'm not sure about that. It's also suppose to be low maintenance. Does any one out there have cork flooring, and what do you have to say about it.: my friend does, she says its not good since when its full of water it gets squishy and it realeases a bad odor

Q:is it like from the bottom: floor joist, sub floor, cement board, tiles? or what?: When you got plywood floor or any wood floor and you want install tiles, you have first install cement boards with liquid nail and screws.

Q:I need help finding out if the floor in the building I work at is capable of supporting a restaurant.I know an engineer should be hired, but my boss is an architect who thinks he knows.The question comes in two parts-1- 2 1/2&quot; x 12&quot; (actual) joists on 16&quot; centers, 16' 6&quot; long, made of 100+ yr. old western wood (presumably San Francisco area lumber). Are they capable of supporting 100 lbs. sq ft. load?2- If a wall (theoretically non load-bearing, but floor to ceiling, with two floors of apartments above) were put on the floor, parallel to the joist, would the joist underneath it need to be reinforced?If it makes any difference, the floor will be 4&quot; x 4&quot; ceramic tile, on two layers of 3/4&quot; ply.: This is something that needs to be visually inspected. What it comes down to is, you would need permits to make this conversion and so the county is going to impose requirements. If you are serious about this project you should consider finding out what those requirements will be. If they include a structural engineer's drawing and approval, then you might as well get that ball rolling. I don't think you can go on anything anyone can tell you here. Sure it sounds like it has the potential of being adequate, but there is also potential for additional support needing to be added below, such as a beam perpendicular across the center on posts. Consider the combined weight of occupancy and service equipment on the entire floor. Look for any signs of stress, rot, infestation, water damage, trades over drilling, sagging, splitting, etc. These will be the determining factors. Chances are good that you have adequate support but my opinion on the matter is useless to you.

Q:Does anyone still use the big floor speakers? Ive got my Cerwin Vegas and just wont part with them. They rock.: Floor speakers seem to be limited now to the audiophiles among us, it is simply impossible to reproduce the fidelity of a full range speaker set. I can however give you a notable reason why floor speakers are less popular today though. Floor speakers require a powerful amplifier and they get very loud, the inherent problem with this, is that rather then just for music these days, people use receivers for home theater, proper surround sound works on the premise that there is a sizable balance between rear and front channels and very few affordable setups come with a rear and center channel that can balance a large high wattage front set.

Q:Solve x^(1/5) = floor((3x)^(1/5)).?: Not sure what this 'floor' is but i'll just use it as a variable i suppose... x^(1/5) = floor((3x)^(1/5)) =5√x (fifth root of x like a cube root..) = floor(3 X 5√x) (5√x) / 3 (5√x) = floor floor = 1/3

Q:How much is the floor loss? Who is it?: 0.3 loss calculated by the owner. The The

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