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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 looking at a home from 1939. i know asbestos was used from like the1970's back very often.i want to lay down different flooring in the kitchen,however i do now want to mess with the removal of the crap(asbestos)is there a way to put flooring down without having to get all this professional removal done. and no i don't want to mess with doing it myself either.: Sure, Just cover it with Ply-wood and re-tile over it

Q: Decorative white wall with what color floor tiles: A decoration contractor and I share the next Experience, I organize a comprehensive order out, you can see, can help you a lot of home decoration, including the decoration of various parts and materials to buy and

Q: Like for floor(x)are they removable discontinuities.Are the continuous from the left and right. Please help I don't understand.: Floor functions don't have removable discontinuities, they have jump discontinuities. If you're referring to the greatest integer function, ?x?, that would be a floor function, which is closed on the left, open on the right [a, a+1), { a | a ∈ ? }

Q: I have a painted floor over concrete. Want to put a surface down (not tiles). I have looked at peel'n'stick vinyl flooring, vinyl sheeting and have read about lino.What would be a good fix for this area? What can anyone recommend? Eventually the laundry will be rebuilt (5 yrs +)cheers: I highly recommend ALLURE Vinyl Plank Flooring if your painted floor is even enough.

Q: Prove that the floor(2x)=floor(x) floor(x 1/2)i need the proof with cases.: Suppose that we split up x into its integer part y and its decimal part z (for example, we can split 3.6 up into 3 and 0.6). Then, we have: x = y z. Then: floor(2x) = floor(2y 2z), floor(x) = floor(y z), and floor(x 1/2) = floor(y z 1/2). For 0 < z < 1, floor(y z) = y for all integers y (y is defined to be an integer, so this is fine). As for floor(2y 2z) and floor(y z 1/2), we need to take cases. Now, if 0 < z < 0.5, then 0 < 2z < 1 and 0 < z 1/2 < 1 and so: 2y < 2y 2z < 2y 1 and y < y z 1/2 < y 1, which implies that 2x is some number between 2y and 2y 1 and that x 1/2 is some number between y and y 1, which implies: floor(2x) = x and floor(x 1/2) = x, so floor(2x) = floor(x) floor(x 1/2) when x is some integer plus a decimal between 0 and 0.5. As for the case 0.5 < z < 1, 1 < 2z < 2 and 1 < z 1/2 < 1.5, so: 2y 1 < 2y 2z < 2y 2 and y 1 < y z 1/2 < y 1.5, yielding floor(2y 2z) = 2y 1, floor(y z 1/2) = y 1, and floor(y z) = y, and so: floor(2y 2z) = floor(y z 1/2) floor(y z) == floor(2x) = floor(x) floor(x 1/2). Combining these two cases proves floor(2x) = floor(x) floor(x 1/2) when x is not an integer. To prove the case when x is an integer, notice that: floor(2x) = 2x, floor(x) = x, and floor(x 1/2) = x, when x is an integer, which shows that floor(2x) = floor(x) floor(x 1/2) when x is an integer. Combining these three cases yields floor(2x) = floor(x) floor(x 1/2) for all x (as required). I hope this helps!

Q: 3dmax how to change the direction of the floor grain: Add a -UVW texture modifier to your floor in the modifier, then point the UVW map modifier, rotate it with the rotary tool, and remember to turn into the U Sub-level inside to go, otherwise the whole floor will rotate!

Q: Multi-layer solid wood flooring paved, there part of the joint parts have relatively large gap, has three winter, and what reason? I bought the floor of life. More: Wet wet shrinkage reasons, buy a humidifier

Q: pine floor has a scratch ....how can I hide the scratch: They make colored crayons for this to fill in the area and to feather it in.

Q: I want to lay floating floors but my OSB sub floor is uneven. In some spaces it gets close to a inch in difference. I was wanting to know if floor leveling compound will fix this? Also if you could give my a brand or name of a good one.: If the difference is as large as an inch I would be concerned that something is wrong, swelling or flexing. I would get under the house if possible and inspect it from there. There may be water damage and you will need to replace the subfloor. If things are just sagging, you may be able to install braces perpendicular to the floor joists to fix the problem. If it's all solid but still has the difference then you could try the floor leveler. You may need to use a belt sander to even things out. Worst case scenario you will have to have a transition from the lower part to the higher part.