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Type:	Engineered Flooring	Place of Origin:	Zhejiang China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	CMAX
Model Number:	CMAX	Technics:	Wood-Plastic Composite Flooring	color:	Coffer,black,brown,wood,tea,white,customized.
feature:	anti-slip surface,low maintance cost	width:	140mm	thickness(height):	30mm
surface grooves:	narrow grooves,wider grooves	surface treatment:	Sanding,Embossed,Scratched

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Packaging: wrapped with PE plastic film and on wooden pallet Size(mm).
Delivery Detail:	7-12days after order confirmed

Specifications

1.Natural & Beautiful wood look 2.Easy install & clear,low maintance cost 3.No trip hazards,recyclable

China waterproof Anti moth ANTI-UV dedicated composite wood boards

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Product information:

Material	Wood Plastic Composite
Ingredients	30% HDPE+60% Waste Wood Fibers+10% Auxiliaries
Colors Available	Coffer,black,brown,wood,tea,white,customized.
Bottom	PE plastic Base
DIY Snap Interlock Puzzle Tile	Easy for Installation
Applications	Patio, Balcony,Terrance,Walkway,Boardway Decking,Pool Decking,Sauna Room & other Public Areas
certificiate	CE. SGS .INTERNEK .ISO9001 .ISO14001

product features:

1.Natural & Beautiful wood look 2.Easy install & clear,low maintance cost

3.No trip hazards,recyclable 4.Long lifespan & UV stable,No wrapping,No rotting

5.Great drainage 6.Eco-friendly,anti-slip surface

*Easy cleaning and maintenance :No need of a specific treatment .just a usual water washing is necessary

*Safety:Splinters free and slip resistant Free of any toxic product

*Colours may slightly change,photos are not not contractual

*Resistant to scratches as oak resistance

*Very low colour variations

Q: I am nearing completion of construction for my own new 2 story home. On the 2nd floor, I am planning to install a floating bamboo floor (5/8&quot; stranded type) over gypcrete (lightweight concrete floor poured over radiant in-floor heat tubing. I think I can handle most everything, but I am not certain what the best option(s) is for running the floating floor into the staircase which goes down to the first floor. In the rest of the house, the edge of the floating floor will get covered by baseboard, but at the top step, there is no such option. Does anyone have suggestions as to the best way to deal with this? One more thing - it's tongue and groove and I was planning to glue the boards together. I already have the flooring and there are stairnosings I have with a groove on them which I was planning on assembling with the planks to cover the stairs too.: Call or go to the place where you bought the floor and ask if they have anything to use where the floating floor will meet the step. They might have a piece of molding or something made just for that situation.

Q: I live on the second floor and I want replace the carpet with wood or tile. A friend told me if the floor is not leveled, it cost a lot to level it. My question is: Could second floor be unleveled? I thought only first floors could be unleveled.: Second story floors can be and often are out of level. Even more important than levelness, though, is flatness. It is o.k. if your floor slopes a little. If it has dips and humps in it though, these will have to be adressed before new flooring is installed. If you install tile, a cement leveling compound can be used. If wood, the unevenness will need to be fixed structurally. 3/16 difference in a 6' span is the most unevenness allowable. If you have more detailed questions feel free to email.

Q: Over time I have noticed what appears to be my bathroom tiles moving out of place, as if the floor is slowing caving in. I do have an older house and there has been water leakage from the bathtub into the kitchen that has since been fixed. My question is what kind of professional do I call to take some look at my bathroom floor/kitchen ceiling for repair?: You will most likely need to pull up the old tile, float the floor level with thinset, and then lay down 3/8 inch concrete tile backer board. This will fix it and hold up for another 75 years. Without the tile backer, water will continue to get through the grout cracks and warp the original wood floor. You can then lay Linoleum or new tile on the floor and calk it up good. They sell the toilet flange adapter rings to make up for the new floor backer board. Hopefully you have a claw foot tub, then it's easy to strip the floor and re-due it. Add; if the house is old and built out of old growth Fir, the black mold won't grow on it so it's usually structurally fine. The issue you have is with the floor boards, there will always be enough left on the old Fir joists to sister up some new joist runners with lag bolts if there is a rotten area to level up.

Q: What can be used to mop wax floors in-between waxes? My employees and I are having a hard time finding a cleaner that won't ruin the surface. For now, we are using just hot water and a mop but the water always leaves marks and doesn't seem to really do any. It just seems to make it dirtier. Any suggestions?: get a bucket of clorox and a mop.... OOOORRR u can hire a proffessional to do ur job!!!

Q: I am installing laminate floors for the first time and I had a question. We ripped out the carpet and their was wood along the trim with nails sticking up whice I assume was used to hold the carpet in place. I am pretty sure that I have to remove that before installing laminate, but I just wanted to make sure. Thank you: You absolutely need to remove the carpet strips -- and floor moulding as well. You can replace the moulding once your laminate is complete. Best of luck !

Q: I will be using prepaded laminate flooring on top of a concrete slab. Do I need to use an adhesive ? How does the floor stay down ?: is it a rolled sheet laminate floor? if so then yes u will need an adhesive to told it down...the direction on the glue will tell u what size V shaped notched trowel to use...must of the time you'll need a 1/8 trowel.....roll back the flooring half way and apply the glue to the floor....fold back over glue and press into place....u can rent a 100 lb. roller for this which help it stick to the floor and squeezes all the air out from underneath ...repeat for the other half of flooring....if no roller then press the floor into place with a soft towel

Q: can you clean concrete basement floor with water and pine sol, with a mop ?Well i just bought a new house and i wanted to clean my basement floor with pin sol with a mop is that good for my basement floor or will it ruin it ?: you need to inveset or rent a power washer! There are no fumes in a power washer. but i would have someone else do it! I worked in new contruction clean up - yes i have power washed LARGE GROSS NASTY basments some with dog droppings and man piss i guess people just don't care what they do at work! I don't see why you can't power wash the basement I think you just don't want to do it that way and i'll tell you it will be the easiest more user friendly way then a mop and a bucket! you could try your hose and if your worried about your furnace turn it off but the water will not hurt it just don't shot the thing! lol well you can i have leaves sweet marks! lol Well best wishes to you!

Q: Just removed an old lenoleum flooring, ( 50 years), and a Parkay floor. Do they make a floor sander or are there any chemicals that can be used?: Hand floor scraper is your best bet. The glue from the Parquet will be very hard since these old glues almost crystallizes . Getting the high stuff off and then use a grinder if you need to get it to cement again. VERY dusty though..There are no solvents safe to use in a residential setting that will work . Depending on what you are going to put down again will determine just how clean you need to get the flooring. Any flooring questions you can e mail me through my avatar.GL

Q: We have a huge basement that we have bamboo flooring to lay down on. The question is...I heard that floating the floor will actually devalue the house because it is a cheap way to do the floors. Is this true and we have a cement slab to install the flooring on...how would you do it?: I thought a floating floor was a good way to do a basement and means the floor is slightly elevated off the slab. This way heating or cooling and electronic cabling , and wiring for outlets. (computers esp)can be run under the floor rather than through concrete walls. It is a platform system that can be covered with a number of materials. compartment doors allow access to cabling. If they are calling pergo type flooring floating flooring now...I do not see how having a basement with finished surfaces is a bad thing.