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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: It a good neighborhood. I really don't want to have to go up two flights of stairs everyday. I would be leaving with my bf so he could really do the grocery since he prefers the third floor.:)...i don't know how secure i would feel on the 1st floor........idk need advice.......: I would prefer the third floor if the view is good :P

Q: I have a hardwood kitchen floor.: My sister has hardwood floors and swears by her shark steam mop. After a regular mopping, you can wipe the floor with a damp paper towel and it still comes up gray. But after steam mopping, you won't find any traces of dirt. I wish I had heard of it back when I had hardwood floors....

Q: Has anyone had any issues with installing kitchen cabinets over Pergo floors? The installation instructions don't recommend it, I was wondering why? I'm screwing the cabinets do the floors or anything, and have left the appropriate space for expansion around the perimeter.Just looking for some personal comments on your experience with Pergo.Thanks!: Pergo floors are designed to float. That is why a thin slick plastic sheet is installed underneath the flooring. It is also why there is a gap left on all sides of the floor where it meets the walls or baseboard. This arrangement permits the floor to expand and contract with temperature changes and not buckle or separate at the joints. If you place your cabinets on top of the flooring it tends to anchor that portion of the flooring and increase the chances of buckling or separation of the boards. Screwing down the cabinet makes the anchor more substantial and increases the chances of a problem.

Q: Accidentally sprinkle nail polish on the floor of the tiles, how to do?: With a brush or wire ball can be wiped with water, and finally wipe with a mop on the clean.

Q: The whole second floor (approximately 800 sq. Ft) will have the laminate floors, with exception of the bathrooms.: Yes you must for a couple of reasons. One is to make a clean transition to another surface or area. It allows the floor to expand and contract normally. Another is with that much laminate it will expand/contract a lot and they are needed every 20/25 ft as per your particular laminate calls for. If you don t , the whole floor can expand enough and actually lift off the floor. Also not putting in the proper transition strips may very well void warranties on the product. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar, I ve attended several installation seminars as well as installed a couple 100,000 s/f. GL

Q: My new house has blonde floating floors and I have no idea how to maintain them. My family doesn't eat or drink outside of the kitchen and we typically take off our shoes at the door. I have a shorthaired little dog who isn't going to be very happy when I try to put doggy house slippers on him because I'm so worried about scratching the floor. I'm OCD; it'd drive me crazy! I ll be using protectors under all furniture.What type of cleaner would one use weekly or biweekly for thorough cleaning on this kind of floor?Is it ok to use a Swiffer spray? I detest vinegar. Can I cover the Swiffer with a dryer sheet or will that coat the floor?Thanks: Sweep floating floors regularly with a broom or dust mop to maintain dust and dirt accumulated through every day traffic. You may also use a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment to get dust out of corners. Spot clean with a mild cleanser and a damp cloth in the event of spills or other stubborn dirt. Do not use an abrasive scrubber when cleaning dirt and debris from the floor, as this may damage the surface. Never flood the floor with water if you need to mop up a spill, as this will cause permanent damage to the floor. Clean up any puddles of water immediately with a dry cloth or sponge. Clean stubborn nail polish, paint or crusted food stains with a cloth doused in a small amount of nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol. Gently wipe at the debris until it comes clean. Do not scrub. Don't panic if wax gets spilled on your floating floor. Wait for the wax to dry and cool, then scrape it away gently with a plastic scraper. After scraping, use a sponge and mild cleanser to wipe the area clean. Use a piece of ice to harden chewing gum and then scrape it off with a plastic scraping tool the same way you would scrape away wax. Follow up by gently wiping the area with a damp sponge and mild cleanser. Check manufacturer instructions before you clean your floor, as most manufacturers provide their own cleaning tips and instructions to help maintain the longevity of your floor. In some cases, manufacturers will provide their own brand of cleaner.

Q: Is the bottom floor of an apartment building considered a story? You know, a &quot;three-story building,&quot; etc.: Wait is it ground level or basement?

Q: Heyyy! I need help, I have been looking for cheap boards to build a deck and outside shed. Then I would need to find cheap place to buy a hardwood flooring or something similar, do ya know any web pages that deliver or any places around Memphis-Batesville- area??Thanks:): as for boards to build a deck, Lowe's or home depot or if there is a local lumber yard they might work. as for hardwood flooring lumber liquidators has some great prices a lot better than Lowe's or home depot and they sell the ones like bellawood and the others that have long warranties. you can find them online to see if they have a store near you, or you can order directly from them.

Q: How thick must the floor be over the joists? Does the thickness include the floor covering (tile)?: I'm not a contractor or am I familiar with anything regarding New York but I am familiar with floor installation. I do know however that floor covering be it tile carpet or whatever does not include the thickness of the floor. I would also imagine that most building codes for floor thickness, would be at least 1/2 inch plywood over the floor joist. Also with ceramic tile,it is not recommended that it is installed on only one layer of plywood over the joist.You need 2 sheets or installed over the existing wood plus a cement board

Q: helpppppppppppp!!!!! Floor problem a1, a4, a7, a10: FLOOR: The floor function just means to take the greatest integer less than or equal to the number inside. The FLOOR function is similar to the INTEGER function. INT (or INTEGER) - rounds a number down to the nearest integer. Since your domain n ≥ 1, from your original equation: a(n) = [ floor(n)/floor(4) ] * 4 a(1) = [ floor(1)/floor(4) ] * 4 = 1 a(4) = [ floor(4)/floor(4) ] * 4 = 4 a(7) = [ floor(7)/floor(4) ] * 4 = 7 a(10) = [ floor(10)/floor(4) ] * 4 = 10 Pretty useless!! What you probably meant was: a(n) = floor(n/4) * 4 a(1) = floor(1/4) * 4 = 0 a(4) = floor(4/4) * 4 = 4 a(7) = floor(7/4) * 4 = 4 a(10) = floor(10/4) * 4 = 8

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