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Wood-Plastic Composite (WPC) floor accessory is manufactured from a combination of plastic, natural fiber and some additives using special equipments. It mixes natural fiber and plastic perfectly to keep the natural impression of wood but with rich colors of plastic. It has gradually replaced wood and plastic, getting widely used in more and more fields.

For our wpc decking floor, there are many kinds of types, such as TW-K01(150 x 35 mm)TS-01(150 x 25mm), TH-07(140 x 30 mm), TS-A01(90 x 20mm),TH-16(133 x 24 mm, solid design) etc..

1. Material: 50% natural wood flour; 35%~40%HDPE, 10%~15% additives

2. Color: cedar, grey ,red pine, coffee, brown, nature wood etc.

3. Usage: outdoor, garden, summer house, villa, pool surrounds, exterior floor, seaside walk board etc.

4. Normal length: 5.4 meters/pc, can also be cut according to the requirement of customer.

5. Surface treating methods: Brushing, groove, sanding, embossing etc.

6. CE Approved

7. Advantages:

Keep the excellent character of plastic	Have the properties of wood	Produce fire-new WPC
weatherproof	easy to cut, fix and glue	Can be recycled with 100%
no crack, split, warp, or splinter	easy to tenon , drill and nail	No sting of wood
High dimensional stability	Natural feeling0	Requires less routine maintenance
Resistance to insects	Resistance to UV	Is environmentally friendly
easy to manufacture manifold profiles	innocuous	Multicolor, and needn't to painting

Q: What do you do to keep your floors clean? Both for carpets and hardwood floors.: The best way to keep floors clean is to take off your shoes at the door. We do this at my house and it drastically cuts down on the wear and tear of the floors. I only have to vacuum once a week because no dirt can get into the house. I have gone to some houses were shoes are worn and took off my shoes and my white socks got dirty. In my house my kids and I all wear white socks and they all look brand new because the floors are spotless. Shoes off is the way to go!!!

Q: is there different flooring that i could install over tile?: This, or similar Q's are asked here often. I tile every day of my life, as well as respond to What can I do? If you absolutely refuse to remove the tile, and start from the beginning, you should assume you'll need to install a new substrtate for whatever NEW species of flooring you want, and that can be done OVER tile, but I'd refuse the job, if asked. A new substrate, depending on what that is, could allow you new tile, hardwood/laminate, carpet, etc. The process would be similar in any case, as you'd need to screw new substrate down, and likely miss grout lines often, unless you do some tedious planning. You'd have to remove cove base to replace later, BUT, in any case you'll lose approximately less than and inch in height from floor to ceiling, no matter what you choose to RE floor with. Steven Wolf Just my two sense

Q: Is it necessary to make wooden keel for solid wood flooring?: Do not do keel, just in the bottom of the building or cottage pavement to be moisture-proof treatment. Pavement, the indoor temperature should be in accordance with the provisions of the product specification requirements. The bottom of the floor should be full of moisture at the end of the pad, pavement formation, seams can not be laminated, and the use of tape Jidong habitual orange orchid. and many more.

Q: Is the elephant of the solid wood flooring, may be installed when the sliding door of the bucket of spring and dagger tigers Tong Tong Quang, sliding door accidentally scraped to the solid wood flooring, a little conspicuous, the color of the surface of the floor has been scraped, and now It seems to be a piece of white, is already seen to see the wood, and what simple way to repair it? More: With a corner grinder gently polished look, and then with the same color of the paint can be a Chu, and put it quickly.

Q: I want to put a floating floor in my kitchen and I was told I had to put the floor down after I put in my cabinets: Floating Floor In Kitchen

Q: My old flooring has quarter round trim at baseboards. I want to install laminate flooring over old, do I HAVE to take up the quarter round? Is there some other trim that can go on the new flooring edges that butts up to the existing quarter round?: The proper way to do this is to remove the existing quarter round, then install your new floor. It's imperative to do this if the new floor is a floating floor since it will need room to expand and contract. When re-installing the quarter round do not nail the quarter round to the flooring or pinch it too tightly. Floating floors have to have wiggle room otherwise it will buckle up somewhere.

Q: Looking for some ideas as to what flooring I should use form my bathroom remodel. A few things to keep in mind:This is a DIY projectI am a novice DIYerLooking for a flooring that's the best combination of INEXPENSIVE/EASE OF INSTALLATION/DURABILITY.Thank you!: I will second the answer that said to try Trafficmaster Allure. Home Depot sells it. Not expensive, very easy to install, looks good and lasts well.

Q: We recently replaced our carpet with Laminate Flooring. Now, I am looking for an appropriate Vacuum Cleaner? If you know of a good vacuum cleaner which works good on Laminate flooring and does not damage the floor, please let me know.Thanks for your time.: Most vacuum cleaners let you adjust the carpet pile setting - if you crank it down to the minimum it'll work just fine on laminate flooring.

Q: Hello, I had a new home built about a year ago. The framer let the floor boards get rained on before the roof was installed. The floors were sanded then a hardwood floor was installed on top. When I walk on the floors they make cracking and squeaky sounds plus they feel squishy. I know the hardwood floor will have to be removed but what are my options for correcting the subfloor besides tearing it out? I have seen liquid floor leveler but I have almost 1800 sq feet to cover. Can another layer of subfloor be laid on top of the first level? What is the easiest most affordable option for correcting my floor?: OMG, what a mess. Well, normally builders will waterproof the subfloor the instant after they lay it down. Your's didn't, but I'm not sure that's the problem. You have hardwood floors on top of subfloor on top of 16 center joists? Man, that shouldn't be spongy at all. Something is definitely wrong, but it could be the joisting, the rim joists, the mud sill, the main support beam, the subfloor, or the hardwood floor. Normally framing carpenters will glue and nail a subfloor as it's installed and then waterproof it (usually with that el-cheapo Thompson's stuff) as soon as it's all down. They will come back later, after the building is dried in (a roof has been framed, sheeted, and tar papered) and shoot screws through the subfloor into the joists. The glue hasn't quite set up in that time and it reacts well to the screws, no squeaks. I have no clue why your floor is spongy. I guess you could have had a complete delamination failure of your subfloor, but man, I've never heard of it. Did they try to use something not rated for subflooring? That's about all I can think of. Sorry for your bad luck, I sure hope it gets better. BTW, it ISN'T standard practice to sand a subfloor before installation of a finished floor. That isn't a normally necessary step and somebody screwed the pooch on that one. One or two delaminations occur on every job, but not enough to SAND the damn thing. Sue the hell out of your framing carpenter. That's what bonding and insurance are for.