Vinyl floor tile standard size made in China

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Vinyl floor tile standard size made in China

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Min Order Qty:: 300 m²

Supply Capability:: 20000 m²/month

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Vinyl floor tile standard size made in China

一.Product Description:

Waterproof Interlocking Composite Decking

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.).

Competitive Price

• Using most advanced machinery to increase the output and reduce the costs.

Strong technical support from famous institute of high polymer to guarantee the best quality as well as cost saving.

• Neighboring one of the biggest wood/ bamboo processing industry region and having a special purchase channel of the raw materials (Plastic and wood/bamboo fiber)

• As a high technology and environmental-friendly enterprise, supports form the government such as reduction and exemption of tax rate are available.

escriptions :

The characteristics of Wood generally had the problem of Waterproof and the serious concern to the environmental protection has been increasing day by day as well as it caused the Governments worldwide to stipulate the law to restrict to fell trees to reach the goal. To satisfy with the market's demand we utilized the characteristics of macromolecule to combine with the high technology of heavy pressure-micro foaming to produce an unique product with the invention and innovation of revolution. We call this new product " CELLwood®".

Properties :

1. 100% recyclable product meets with the environmental protection without
adding any wood flour or sawdust.

2. 100% waterproof.

3. Suitable to be used for the activities indoor and outdoor.

4. The component with high quality features that the density is similar to the wood
(D:0.6~0.7 g/cm3) and light.

5. The processing is similar to the general timber, e.g.: shave, saw, trim, nail, drill,
wash and grind.

6. Strong rigidity and durability. (Similar to teak)

7. Thermal process is easily executed to be blended to have various shapes of the
materials.

二.Technical Data of Europe Standard Waterproof Outdoor Solid Wpc Flooring

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

Vinyl floor tile standard size made in China

Q: this summer, my a/c was leaking water causing wet spots on the floor.i used a towel to try to dry but then over the course of weeks my floor began to buckle. i dont know what this is. it may be water under the floor. will this be a major problem? anyone know round about estimates?: First off, we need some details. Is this a floor covering that is buckling? (As in laminate flooring) Or is this the sub-floor that is buckling? (Generally particle board, OSB, or plywood, found under vinyl flooring, carpet, or other floor covering). Dimensions? (How much of the floor is buckling?) There is the off chance, also, that you have a warped floor joist. How much it is going to cost will depend on which problem you've got, what kind of floor covering, and material & labor rates in your area. OSB sub-flooring in my neck of the woods is running about $13 for a sheet of 3/4 x 4'x8'. Plywood of the same thickness and size is running about $32 per sheet. This could turn into a major problem, if you let it go. Mold can set in, and then you'd have a really nasty problem. By the way, that leak from the air conditioner was probably from dirt in the drain line. It needs to be cleaned out, or replaced, before running the AC. Without those details, we can't very well give even a rough guess at the expense to repair it. Call some local flooring contractors to come out and give you some estimates. Ask for, AND CHECK, their references. Good Luck Additional: Ok, I've checked back 3 times now, and still don't see any additional information. So my best advice with the limited details we have here, is to call in the flooring contractors as stated above. Have Fun

Q: I have a concrete floor in my basement. When I moved in, there was carpet, but we pulled it out (the padding had deteriorated too!). Anyway, I'm looking to seal the floor. I want Update : The carpet pad deteriorated from age (nearly 30 years - the owners 30: well first many places dont accept a painted floor as flooring.. so for FHA or any other local code this new area would not be up to code... If you are ok with this meaning you could lose all that square footage in county clerks code thats fine to me. But to answer the question damn near anything would work.. garage floors use an epoxy that you roll on and is oil and slip resistant. my home had that and I nailed them on it and got the house nearly 30K cheaper than list..

Q: We just bought our first home. While we were moving in furniture into the home the other day, we noticed some parts of the floor are not level. Example: When putting the bookcase against the wall, the bookcase did not go flesh and we noticed right in front of the fire place the floor sloped slightly downward. There were a few other spots where you could see the floor was uneven. The floors themselves seem fine though, they don’t buckle or creak there are just some spots where it looks as if someone built them uneven. The house is an 83 years old log cabin that has recently been restored the previous owner doesn't know much about the house (he was an investor). It has a walk in basement which was added sometime after the original home was built- the uneven flooring is just upstairs, downstairs (the basement) seems fine. I don’t think the home inspector noticed the floors because he didn’t write it in the report. Are uneven floors something to really worry about?: Log cabins are typically made to move around. I would be surprised if the floors were level. You can shim the bottoms of furniture. If you are handy, you can install adjustable levelers on the bottoms. That way they can be adjusted periodically. I should say, there is the possibility a floor joist could have a crack but then the floor would bounce a lot and you mentioned that there were no creaks.

Q: living room and bedroom have really bad stripped wood floors whats the best way to get the shine and strength back to them? ive tried mop and glow pledge floor cleaner and murphys oil and none have worked: Since the floor is already partly striped you will need to get the rest of the old finish off. Once the old finish is off, you may need to sand the floor to make it nice and smooth. Clean the dust up real good and put down a good sealer or sealer/stain combo. Once you have that done then you can put down a good wax and you should be in good shape. If the floors have a lot of traffic on them you might ask for a wax like is used on a gym floor. It will last longer than a bottle wax but it isn't real cheap. Just ask the folks where you are buying it and they can tell you. Just make sure the floor is clean before you put down the sealer and wax.

Q: how can I keep smooth ceramic tile floor clean: Hi, okorder has many answers on cleaning all types of floors. You might want to check them out. I have attached a link that will take you directly to the website and look under ceramic floor cleaning on how to clean stains from ceramic. Whatever you do, DO NOT use anything harsh on the ceramic and never use an acid even like vinegar. It will damage the grout and maybe the ceramic. Good Luck. Also, there is a pad on the market that can help you clean most stains from floors including ceramic stains. the Miracle Pad from Unichem Marketing 708-296-7408 or A Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and a mild floor detergent will most likely remove the stains. The key is either the The Miracle Pad or Magic Eraser pad with the floor detergent.

Q: Help? I have just moved into a realtivly new 4 bed house @ 9 years old. The main bedroom floor is very very creaky more so than i remember when we went to view. The main bedroom is the worst. My best guss is there is about 5mm gap between the tongue and grove floor boards and the joists in this room.My sons bedrooms are ok. Is there any fix for this? I was told cutting the floor up was an option but seems a bit extreme .Any advice most welcome... Many Thanks: sprinkle talc powder, let sit (make sure it gets in cracks) sweep up and you should be good.

Q: How about the high floor?: Seat design flooring, design of the floor of the creator, the floor industry design master and color master!

Q: im building a new one level home to sell and putting laminate flooring(good quality) throughout with the exception of the 2 bathhrooms(ceramic). im just trying to figure out if it would be at all weird to have the same flooring throughout...everywhere? i mean its open concept great room and then 3 bedrooms down a short hall. I thought maybe too much of one thing? or would it look weirder to stop at the doorways of bedrooms and change to a different colorr of laminate flooring?: I think both ways work,but I would change it only if you plan on doing something completely different such as carpeting, or a white laminate...otherwise why bother?

Q: What kind of surface preparation should I do and what kind of paint to paint over old floor tile? The tile are really stuck firm to the floor. Thanks,: I paint and tile, every day of my life, though never together. I have no doubt you'll get answers that offer suggestions about roughing up, grinding, priming, etc, even perhaps using garage floor strength paints. This is similar to a CAN I question, and with no disrespect my answer is always, certainly, but my additional thought is always, But you may be dissatisfied. BTW you can find hundreds of Q's in yahoo search here, related to yours. First of all, consider that tile is essentially glass, especially glazed, fired tile. If you've never run a fingernail over a piece of glass with paint on it, try it once. Consider then the outside chance that you experience a miracle. That miracle will still be on a Floor, which endures more abuse than any other surface in a home. Assume that you achieve some modest success, then someone drags a chair across the floor, and OOOPS happens. I'd advise two things, neither easy, or cheap. Remove the old, and determine a same or different floor type, OR install concrete backer board, or Ply, over the existing floor, and determine any alternatives. Steven Wolf