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Yongsen  Solid Wood Floor With Relief Antique

Yongsen Solid Wood Floor With Relief Antique

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1、Material properties

The essence of ebony hard, a brown black, dark red, golden color, brown. The smooth, polished wood delicate, it can reach the mirror bright, some have similar rosewood ebony essence. It will never fade, not decadent, not living, is the production of art, antique furniture ideal material.

The ebony is the non renewable resources, the development of less and less, some other natural ebony art highly collectible value.

2、Product Characteristics

Sound insulation

Solid wood flooring material is hard, careful of the wood fiber structure, low thermal conductivity, barrier sound and heat effect, better than cement, ceramic tiles and steel. The wood floor has sound absorption, sound insulation, reduce sound pressure, shorten reverberation time, reduce the effect of noise pollution nuisance.

Regulating humidity

Is solid wood flooring wood characteristics, climate is dry, release of moisture content in wood; humid climate, the wood will be to absorb the moisture in the air. Wood floors can automatically adjust the indoor temperature and humidity by absorbing and releasing moisture.

Cool in summer and warm in winter

Winter, solid wood floor surface temperature to tile surface temperature than high 8 DEG to 10 DEG C, on the wooden floor walk no cold sensation. In summer, the solid wood floor of the room temperature to than tiled room temperature low 2 degrees to 3 degrees.

Green harmless

Solid wood flooring wood from forests, use no volatile abrasion resistant paint coating, from the wood of the paint were green and harmless, unlike tile radiation, unlike the strengthening floors have formaldehyde is natural green and harmless ground material.

3、Parameter

Material: ashtree

Applicable scope: bedroom

Pattern: Wood

Special purpose: anti-corrosion

Plate finish: Class A

Surface shape: paint

Residual depression: 1

Formaldehyde release rate: E1

Resist pressure: 1

Wear layer thickness: 3mm

Wear resistance: premium

Fading (stage): 1

Floor thickness 18mm

Color: white

Specifications: 910*125*18

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Yongsen  Solid Wood Floor With Relief Antique

Yongsen  Solid Wood Floor With Relief Antique

Yongsen  Solid Wood Floor With Relief Antique




 

 

 

Q: I want to put down a new engineered wood floor on top of an old wood floor. The problem is that in one larger room the old floor is bowed and needs levelling: the difference between the middle of the floor and the edges is as much as 2cm. Pulling up the old boards is not a solution, as the problem originates with the beams (it's the top floor of a Victorian house). What is the best way to level the floor?
If the floor joists are warped, you'll first need to take up the old floor, then re-lay it, putting packing under each board to get it dead level. Then you can lay the new floor on top. The best way to pack the boards is with pieces of plywood, but check local building regulation in case they insist on tanalised timber.
Q: Can I put engineered wood in my Florida condo....we are not there in summer months and are on the tenth floor on biscayne bay in Miami
Absolutely, engineered flooring is made to stand up to adverse conditions. You can even lay it directly on a concrete slab! It won't last through repeated soaking, but it stands up well to high humidity and heat and is easy to keep clean. Check with a local flooring company that sells and installs engineered wood for the full spiel.
Q: Wood composite wood floors of the fire rating is how much
Class A: non combustible building materialsClass B1: refractory building materialsClass B2: Combustible building materialsClass B3: Combustible building materials
Q: When removing the tack strips from our concrete subfloor, little depressions in the concrete were left behind along the edges of the walls. Is it necessary to fill those in with a self leveling compound, or can I just install the engineered hardwood over these areas?
Self okorder is a website you could look at for further research to help you make a better decision
Q: I am planning to do a DIY install project of new flooring in my hallway and dining room and will be selling my home...I have been told to take a second look at installing Laminate...apparently many new features developed recently making Laminate a good choice.....Laminate vs Engineered Hardwood vs Hardwood Flooring which is best value, easiest to install and why?...been told Bamboo is a very hard wood and difficult to work with.....Any installers, DIY with advice?
It partly depends on the price of your home but I don't like the look or feel of laminate or engineered hardwood and the women are usually the final decision makers on buying a house. Only hardwood has a nice feel and sound. Laminate, etc. has a noisy, high pitched sound when you walk on it - especially high heels. It's also slippery. Also avoid dark colored floors as they show dust and dirt. More buyers are finally catching on to that negative.
Q: I'm looking at installing floating 3/8 or 5/16 engineered wood floors in an 90 year old house that has perimeter hot-water base-board radiators around almost every exterior wall. These are the units aobut 6 high with a flanged radiant core housed in an overhanging metal housing with an adjustable roof over the core. The rooms are large and the existing floors are sound and fairly level old 3 wide pine boards (NOT tongue and groove.) Normally you'd pull up the quarter-round and wooden base-board and put 10 mm spacers at the wall (which is what we'll do at the interior walls with no radiators.) Pulling out and extending the height of all the radiators would be prohibitively costly (that's why we are not doing 3/4 solid wood). If we just run the boards to just under the edge of the radiators will it be fine? Anyone out there dealt with this situation and how did you handle it?
so your flooring touches ground from wall to wall- it's easier to repair a baseboard that has separated or needs replacing this way, amongst many other reasons. Also- the holes don't need to to filled, but should be- so you have as much contact between the concrete and you flooring as possible, no air gaps.
Q: What kind of material is better in the north?
Suitable for the use of solid wood flooring in the north. The wood floor luxury, hardness slightly poor for hard.
Q: I was thinking of installing a new engineered hardwood floor in my house. I fond a flooring suppler that is selling a brand named Green Bay by Heritage co. I was wondering if anyone has installed it in their house and if they liked it. Any comments are appreciated.Thanks in advance.
I goggled Heritage Company and Green Bay hardwood floors and found no info on either pertaining to flooring.I've never heard of either myself. Maybe you could call a Lumber Liquidators store in your area,they are a major flooring wholesaler who might be able to give you some info.
Q: I am looking for a good quality wood floor that, if its not real wood, it atleast looks like real hardwood. Like all home owners, I would like a flooring that looks great, is durable, easy to clean, and doesn't sound like your walking on plastic when wearing heels. Also important to note; 1) I own a large Husky 2) my home is on a concrete slab 3) I would like to maximize resale of my home. All or any advice is appreciated.... especially if you know of particular brands of good quality. Thank you!
At Lowes I saw ceramic tile, that looked exactly like hardwood flooring. Longevity-wise, on concrete, this would be your best bet (especially with the dog). But...tile can be cold and unforgiving under your feet. So that leaves hardwood, or laminate. Hardwood properly finished will have a better re-sale value, and look/sound nicer than the laminate any day. The laminate sounds cheap, and IMO looks cheap. On the plus side it is easy to install, but it can get scratched by the dogs nails, and then can't be sanded and refinished like the hardwood floor can.
Q: Don't fight for cage solid wood flooring
Solid wood flooring is the traditional way to install wooden floor, this approach has been proven for a long time, the most secure. It will be suspended in the floor, in addition to moisture performance is good, another advantage is breathable, can make the floor normal breathing, and adapt to each other to meet tight. The biggest advantage of this installation is also comfortable.

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