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Testing Item	Technical Requirements	Value of Test
Water Content %	≤2	0.4
Rockwell Hardness (HRR)	≥60	80
Thickness Swelling after Water Absorption (%)	≤1	0.2
Screw Holding Capability (N)	Surface of board ≥1300	3870
	End of board ≥1200	3460
Static Bending Strength(Mpa)	≥20	28
Bending Elastic Modulus(Mpa)	≥1800	4610
Abrasion Resistant(g/100r)	≤0.08	0.06
Hammer falling impact in low temperature, broken (pcs)	≤1	1
State after Heating	No babbles, cracks and pockmarks	-
Rate of Size Change with Heating (%)	±2.5	-0.38~-0.45

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Q: We think we should refinish the floors first, in case stain gets on the floorboards, but on the other hand, paint could get on the floors. Which is the bigger danger? Advice?: Okay, so if by floor boards you mean baseboards then I say refinish the floors first. You can do it in either order. But refinishing a floor is really messy and you are more than likely going to have to go back and re touch up your base boards... painting them once is hard enough. Just make sure after you do the floors and start painting that you keep a rag handy with mineral oil on it. You can buy glue remover for hardwood floors at any home improvement store (mineral oil) and wipe up any paint that gets on the floor. It wont hurt your floor I promise.

Q: I hate the tile in my kitchen but my Dad will not let me take it out. I was hoping for something quick and enexpensive. I came across cork flooring. Now..I figured the floating meant no adhesive. Has anybody applied this type of flooring on top of tile and did it work? Any other suggestions are welcome. Thanks!: Floating floors can be installed over tile as long as the tile is level and even. If the tiles are uneven then the floating floor will also be uneven and could crack at the joints, depending how it is made and just how uneven the floor below is. Cork is an excellent option for a kitchen, but make sure to apply a urethane clear-coat over it to seal the joints and prevent water from penetrating to the substrate material below the cork. The cork itself is resistant to mold and mildew and water damage, but the layers of the floating floor system below the cork are not, so do it properly so you won't be having to redo it again too soon. Good luck!

Q: what can I use to dissassemble my laminate floor?: The same thing you use to remove glued-down vinyl flooring: A floor scraper. It's about a 6-inch-wide steel blade mounted in a capture assembly at the end of a pole. The blade is sharp, but it's thicker than the blade in a box cutter. It's also removeable, so you can replace a dull blade. Start at one end of the room and work the blade under the flooring. Then thrust it forward under the laminate to separate the glue from the floor (hopefully it's a concrete floor). Keep in mind that you will destroy the laminate. If it's been glued down, there's really no way to salvage it.

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?: What is on the floor now as your floor covering? With some such as carpet there are reasons this is so. With out knowing that, its hard to answer. Add on since more info was provided.. You ll have to check it or have it checked for strucrual problems from below. Could something as simple as re supporting or adjusting the jack posts or a bit more such as adding jack posts which could also mean digging a footing for a support. GL

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: floor?: i would think... it'd vary because different gases have different densities.. so at the first floor you'd have a greater concentration of gases that are denser and at the second floor you would get a greater concentration of gases that are less dense, and so on.. :)

Q: what steps are needed to correctly install a linoleum floor: It all depends on how you want to put it down. It is very important to have a smooth sub-floor as most surfaces will transfer any imperfections to the new floor i.e. bumps,dirt,and even patterns from previous flooring. You can either do a floating floor, where you just lay it down. Then there is a full spread glue down, where you glue the entire surface of the floor down. finally, there is just doing a perimeter glue down where you just glue down the floor around the edges. It gets a little tricky if your room is larger than the usual 12' width that the flooring rolls come on and especially if you have a pattern match. Seams need to be very tight so they are not noticable. After the floor has been put down it need's to be rolled with a very heavy roller to adhere the floor to the glue and remove any air pockets left.

Q: Wood floor with composite material, solid wood material? Which of the two materials is good? How to judge the solid wood flooring or wood floor? Please enlighten me more teachers: Consumers in the purchase of wood flooring should also pay attention to: 1) appearance quality and processing accuracy: in addition to the naked eye observation can be burned dry dry chi chi facilities with gradually see defects (knots, cavities, cracks, paint film appearance, etc.) 2) the quality of the film: mainly from the appearance of the film (scratches, bubbling, pinholes, wrinkles, wrinkles, wrinkles, wrinkles, wrinkles, , Particles) and paint physical and chemical indicators (surface wear, adhesion, hardness) two aspects of inspection.

Q: i live in a first floor new build flat which has concrete floors with wood joists upon it for the floor itself, i wish to install a new aquarium which will weigh roughly 500kg(0.5ton) i already have a 260kg aquarium which i intend to replace with the new 500kg one.It will be placed in the existing space as the old one. I need professional advice after trying engineer forums with no reply. So my question is ? will my floor be safe to hold this weight ?: You will need to calculate the total load on the floor in that area and how it is distributed. So the length and width of the aquarium together with the weight of the stand, how the load is transmitted to the floor (four legs, a complete plinth, something in-between) will make a difference. Examples: A spinet piano weighs about 140kg and may have a footprint close to your proposed aquarium. Concert-grands can weigh up to 700 kg - but are spread over a much wider area. Water-beds can weigh 600kg, but are also spread over a wide area. You are concentrating concert-grand weight into a spinet footprint. If you have a slab-on-grade as the substrate, you *should* be fine. But there is still too little data here for a definitive answer. If your figures are right - you are stating that you are putting 1,100 pounds of aquarium in an area of two feet by three feet, consider: Clear water weighs about 62.5 pounds per cubic foot. 1,100 pounds of water is 17.6 cubic feet. So, you will have an aquarium that is 2 feet by 3 feet by ~3 feet high. And coming in at 184 +/- pounds per square foot. Would you be uncomfortable standing six adult male individuals in the same space? You are crossing two joists, but you have not specified the span. That you can calculate, and you can also calculate the total load that the joists can carry. And from that you should be able to determine how safe things are. But superficially and with normal residential construction properly installed and to code, you should be fine.

Q: What gets ink stains from a pen off the floor?: vinyl and linoleum: mix 1 cup vinegar and a few drops of baby oil in 1 gallon warm water. For tough jobs, add 1/4 cup borax. Use sparingly on linoleum. wood: apply a thin coat of 1:1 vegetable oil and vinegar and rub in well. painted wood: mix 1 teaspoon washing soda into 1 gallon (4L) hot water. brick and stone tiles: mix 1 cup white vinegar in 1 gallon (4L) water; rinse with clear water. Most floor surfaces can be easily cleaned using a solution of vinegar and water. For damp-mopping wood floors: mix equal amounts of white distilled vinegar and water. Add 15 drops of pure peppermint oil; shake to mix I would rinse with clean water afterwards just to be on the safe side Tough stains: half a lemon and sprinkle with bicarbonate of soda and rub till the stain is gone. Rinse wth clean water

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