Herringbone Wooden Flooring 12mm European Oak E0
- Supplier:
BNBM Group Forest Products Co., Ltd.
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- NINGBO
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 m²/month
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Specification
Formaldehyde:
E1,E0
Material:
Wood
Feature:
Color:
Wood Grain
Position:
Interior
Certification:
Fsc
We have Four kinds of Wooden flooring, as below:
1.Multilayer Engineered Wooden Flooring,
Standard Size | Thickness: 15/4.0mm, 14/3.0mm, 12/2.0mm, 12/1.2mm, Width: 190mm, 220mm, 240mm, 165mm, 127mm, Length: 1900mm, 2200mm, 1210mm,
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2.Herringbone Wooden Flooring
Standard Size | Thickness: 12/2.0mm, 12/1.2mm, 9.5/1.2mm; Width: 120mm, 90mm, 60mm; Length: 600mm, 900mm;
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3.Three Layer Engineered Wooden Flooring
Standard Size | Thickness: 15/4.0mm, 14/3.0mm; Width: 190mm/220mm/240mm; Length: 1900mm/2200mm;
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4.Shape Parquet Flooring
As request.
Production and Core:
- Q: What is the difference between solid wood flooring and solid wood flooring
- Laminate flooring and solid wood flooring in raw materials, decoration effect, price, maintenance are very different.
- 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: My kitchen has an engineered wood floor that needs to be replaced. It was is glued to my concrete subfloor. There is no underlayment -- it's just glued to the subfloor. From repairing the floor I know that when you remove the planks, chunks (not huge, but still very noticeable) of the subfloor come up with the planks due to the glue, leaving the floor unlevel and with varying texture. I don't want to go through the hassle and mess of having someone remove the wood floor, and then sand down and/or use a self-leveling material on the subfloor before putting a new floor down. I'm thinking that the existing floor is already a smooth surface. Can I just put a new floor over it? To avoid removing the existing floor I'm happy to put down any type of new floor that will work (linoleum, laminate, wood, tile). Please help!Thanks
- A floating floor (laminate) would work fine if the raised height is not a problem.
- Q: How to choose solid wood flooring?
- For half a pack of owners, but an important part of the floor material purchase, but also a heavy head home to spend, want to save money decoration, this one can not ignore, Xiao Bian summed up the floor to buy a practical knowledge for you, make you less than 5 minutes to save thousands of experts, is not a problem.
- Q: All Of The Down Stairs In My House Has Hardwood Floors.(Engineered Wood) But Every time I Clean The Floors They Get Foot prints On Them SO Quickly and I Cant Stand Looking At Those Foot Prints Any More. What Is A Good Product That I Could Use To Clean The Floors. I Really Need Help.
- Sand it all down and re-finish it with a good sealing varnish. That will stop dirt sticking.
- Q: i know engineered flooring uses adhesives and this worries me. i think hardwood installation over conrete would be complicated (we live in a condo) and we were advised to choose engineered wood. thank you!
- You can use the type of laminate that snaps together. This is installed over a pad that is rolled over the concrete. There would be no adhesive required. If you do go with the type of engineered wood that is glued together, the glue used is basically the same as yellow carpenters glue. The formula is slightly different, but for the most part it is very similar. The glue dries quickly, and once it's dry it should be sealed enough to not cause allergy issues. Hope this helps.
- Q: my engineered wood floor is popping up in the hall way, it seems to have expanded, how do i re-secure?
- Can t be answered with out knowing how it was installed. Plus , is it the finish layer popping up or delaminating or is the whole section of the floor coming up? Engineered can be installed 3 ways.. Floating, glued or stapled down. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. GL
- Q: We purchased an engineered wood floor and installation. The floor clics/snaps together and is specifically designed to be floated. After noticing a sticky/cruchy sound when walking on several areas and reading the manufacturer's literature closer, we realized the floor is stapled down and has no expansion gaps on the sides. The crunchy/sticky sound appears to be the floor being pushed down onto the tar paper when placing our body weight on our foot and when we lift the foot (i.e., placing our body weight on the other foot) the floor sounds like its raising up and the crunchy sticky sound we are hearing is the tar paper. The installers fixed the cunchy/sticky sound on one end by pulling the floor up and glueng it down. That part of the floor now feels and sounds fine but the cruchy/sticky sound has now moved to the area adjacent to the side that is glued down. Should I be worried about future problems such as buckling? Why or why not.
- I would think problems are inevitable. Floating floors are designed to shift with respect to the underlying structure (that's why they're floating); gluing down a section will force the floor to remain in the same location. If, for example, some water is spilled on the floor, or if there is a large temperature or humidity fluctuation, the floor will have nowhere to go to accommodate the forces and it will most likely buckle or delaminate under the stress.
- Q: Wood floors are generally what wood? What kind of good?
- Many kinds of solid wood flooring, but also the main factors affecting the price of solid wood flooring.
- Q: The solid wood floor and the fragrant two wing bean solid wood floor
- Imported products, suppliers should provide the latest customs declaration, in order to ensure that the product is pure imports. According to the relevant regulations of the state: imported products should be provided by the relevant authority of the quality inspection report to ensure product quality.
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Herringbone Wooden Flooring 12mm European Oak E0
- Supplier:
- BNBM Group Forest Products Co., Ltd.
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- NINGBO
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 m²/month
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