high quality marble pvc floor tile/pvc flooring for children
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 300 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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1.Specifications:
Material | PVC virgin material |
Thickness | 2mm, 3mm, 8mm |
Wear layer | 0.5mm |
Width | 1.5m |
Pattern | Customized design |
MOQ | 1 sqm |
2.Certifications: CE,ISO14001, ISO9001,CTI.
3.Features:
1) PVC material,eco-friendly,safe,soft,comfortable
2) Super wear resistance,durable,long service time
3) Customized design, personalized cartoons
4) An-slip,injury prevention
5)Shock proof and noise absorption
6) Easy installation and cleaning
7) Play function and educational.
8) Waterproof,moistureproof,anti-bacterial,fire resistance.
4.Application:
Kindergarten,school, parent-child center, children study/sleeping rooms,children activity/ library/ health recovery and training rooms,house corridors, halls and other grounds for children living and studying.
- Q: I want to put down peel/stick vinyl tiles in my kitchen and bathroom. Both rooms have Vinyl flooring now and it's not damaged in anyway I just hate the colors. Can I put the peel/stick tiles on top of the existing floor or do I have to pull it up? Also should I use some sort of glue to add extra holding and will this kind of floor last or will it start peeling up in a few months?
- Peel And Stick Vinyl Tile
- Q: We're putting in Pergo flooring. Just wondering how everyone cleans theirs.
- Cheap solution to replace those expensive PERGO flooring cleaners. 1/3 part white vinegar 1/3 part rubbing alcohol 1/3 part water 3 drops diswashing liquid Mix this into a spray bottle and you have the equivalent of the Pergo floor cleaner. Just spray and mop; also great for deodorizing a room and for a fast cleanup. I also use this on my tile floors with great results. Pergo is better off when water doesn't sit on it too long, the alcohol is added to make it dry faster. And it won't leave your floor sticky either.
- 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
- Say Whatt? they messin' with ya! Sit the cabinets in place to see what new limits may be hindering the proper placement of your floating floor. Like, will you need any bumpers on the edges? where will the stops be placed; above or below the surface!? Now if you want to add more cabinets to the floating floor you still can by measuring for their placement before any permanent mounting is done! (as in the prior cabinets I mentioned)
- Q: The floors are brand new laminate floors, only about 2 months old. We just moved in here and our realtor told us to use Orange Glo to make them shiny. Biggest mistake I have ever made. It looked great at first but now the floors look like crap. They are hazy, no longer shiny, and collect dirt like you wouldn't believe. I just now used ammonia, vinegar, baking soda and water to remove the left over wax build up. It helped a little and right after I did that I went over the floors with Bruce laminate cleaner. I thought it worked really well until I walked over the floor and then looked back and saw my foot prints all over the floor. So my question is, why on these newly cleaned floors can you see my foot print where ever I walk and what can I do to stop that? Also, do you have any suggestions on removing the wax buildup? Thanks
- Sure. It's quintessential to replace rotten floor boards when applying laminate. You probably have carpet now the little dips in any warped boards isn't visible. Laminate will not stick thoroughly to the wood if it has numerous tough spots or knotholes. Also, relying on the age of your condo you can also want to don't forget having it leveled earlier than placing in new flooring. To inform if your apartment needs leveling may be very easy. In case your doors swing open or close by means of themselves is an handy method to inform. Or in case your doors are difficult to open or shut.
- Q: We just bought a new house and have linoleum floor in the kitchen, dining room and by the front door. Although the floor is nice, due to the natural etchings in the linoleum dirt gets in there and it so hard to clean. I used a abrasive product but was told that will take off the coating on the floor. Any suggestions (other than buying a fancy cleaning machine) for cleaning products that would work well. We are probably talking about 600 sq feet of floor. By the way, I live in Canada.
- my kitchen floor is linoleum, but its small. i just spray windex and go across it with a cloth. you should try a swiffer with the built in spray. they're great. they work on hardwood floors, too. you just press a button and cleaning fluid comes out right in front of the mop-type part.
- Q: Ok I live in a 16 floor apartment (including basement and pent hOuse) and the floors from the elevator are in this order Basement, Lobby, 2, 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,15, then penthouse
- No its just for the superstitious folk as 13 is an unlucky number
- Q: do all lab floors have to be non absorbing like is it a law or anythin?
- It is page 9, paragraph 9 Laboratory flooring in chemical use areas and other high hazard areas (suchas biological containment facilities) shall be chemically resistant and preferably one-piece construction with coverings to the wall. Good Practice A continuous floor reduces the potential for liquid absorption. Covings are recommended to facilitate clean up. Surfaces should be as free of cracks, crevices, seams, and rough surfaces as possible to avoid surface contamination traps. Found this under [Furniture and Fixtures ] Wet chemical laboratories and darkrooms should have solvent resistant coved flooring using sheet goods rather than tile, web.princeton.edu/sites/ehs/labsa... Could not find a hard answer about non absorbing floor coverings. In any Wet Lab, the possibility of chemical spills is ever present. To me it makes good sense to have a non absorbing floor to make clean up 100% Browse around on the source links below to find more input. Wingman
- Q: How do you remove excess vinyl flooring glue from the walking surface of a newly installed floor?
- Paint thinner or mineral spirit. Once the glue is removed wash the area's with a mild detergent and rinse with clean water. Use a white cloth when wiping away the adhesive. Colored terry towels could bleed the dye using mineral spirit and/or paint thinner and could possibly ruin the floor.
- Q: What gets ink stains from a pen off the floor?
- In carpet? Nothing but bleach and I wouldn't do that...
- Q: my mom is low on money and wants me to fix the floor by putting the tiles in our unfinished basement. i haven't done this before and i want some suggestions on how to do it and any advice i should know about doing this. its going to be the first floor put down in my basement so i wont have to tear anything out.
- Go to the local home improvement store . They have classes and even have videos you can borrow. Decide if you are going to use peel&stick vinyl tiles, or the real ceramic tiles with putty and grout. P&S are definately easier, especially for the first time user. Measure, then measure again. Get all the tiles at the same time, from the same dye lot, so your floor is the same color all over. Dont rush, this takes time.
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high quality marble pvc floor tile/pvc flooring for children
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 300 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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