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Yongsen Small Red Merbau Solid Wood Floor

Yongsen Small Red Merbau Solid Wood Floor

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20 m²
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1、Material properties

Pometia tomentosa heartwood reddish brown or reddish brown wood is brown, with golden luster, straight stripes shallow crisscross, with dark band, uniform structure, weight and moderate intensity. Pometia tomentosa wood floor red brown wood natural and elegant, with straight very natural wood grain, the texture of the actual alternate with, with restrained beauty, mixed with unfading popular elements - dark stripes, the visual effect is very harmonious. And most of the solid wood floor. Should try to avoid a lot of water in contact with the treatment of solid wood flooring. In addition, to avoid heavy dragged on the longan wood floor, in order to avoid scratches. Can not be longan wood floors long time exposure in the sun, to prevent cracking of arch phenomenon.

2、Product Characteristic

1.The 1 floor treatment affordable, cost-effective.

2.longan floor delicate texture, color, texture and good installation effect, suitable for the pursuit of consistent user selection.

3.forest floor stability is better, but is not suitable for geothermal heating

3、Parameter

Material: Longan

Origin: Zhejiang

Style: Modern

Standard: iso60001

Applicable scope: bedroom

Pattern: Wood

Special purpose: wear resistant

Plate finish: good

Surface shape: paint

Residual depression: no

Formaldehyde release rate: E1

Resistance: good

Wear layer thickness: 3cm

Abrasion resistance: good

Fading (stage): 1

Floor thickness: 18mm

Color: Red

Specifications: 910*122*18

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Yongsen Small Red Merbau Solid Wood Floor

Yongsen Small Red Merbau Solid Wood Floor

Yongsen Small Red Merbau Solid Wood Floor


 

 

 

Q:I need to match the engineered hardwood from Summitt Forest (Mendocino, American Walnut 5in wide, 0.5 inch thick, Autumn Harvest color). Has anyone else done this before? If you have can you share a close match?
We had engineered floors in our Cary home. I hated them, but that's another story (but I agree with your husband--keep your tile in the kitchen because one drop of water did damage ours). I was told that ours could be refinished once (not sure about changing the color). You need to check with whoever installed yours about that. But, if you did refinish the existing floors you may never be able to do it again. Personally, if you're committed to putting down engineered floors, I'd stick with the same color unless you want to tear out what you already have.
Q:The floors seem very dull although I have been told the finish should last 20 years. I have cleaned and once dry it is still dull. I have been told by a floor guy that I cannot buff it up because it is not real wood.
The floor can be buffed and coated if it is an engineered wood floor. This guy obviously does not know how to do it. When recoating an engineered floors extra steps need to be taken to make sure the new finish will bond. Because most finishes will not bond well to aluminum oxide finish (what is usually on engineered floors). Talk to a few other wood flooring contractors in your area that are familiar with recoating engineered. 2 good systems for recoating engineered are using Bona prep followed by bona waterbased finish, or the tycote recoating system.
Q:I have engineered wood flooring glued to a slab on grade sub floor. We want to remove this and install a thin profile (that is rated and acceptable for concrete sub floor installation) hardwood flooring. However, the cost and hassle to remove the existing engineered wood flooring is more than the new hardwood itself. Could I simply add an additional layer of plywood on top of the existing engineered hardwood (to get the correct height for nails) and treat this as my sub floor, ready for new installation?
How old is the building your living in. That could give you a clue if they are hardwood. If the building is 50 years old or more then it's a good chance that they are hardwood. You can buy hardwood flooring cleaner at Home Depot. Check out the seams where the flooring butts together. If you are able to visibly see and or slide something very thin into the seam like a razor blade then it's hardwood if not then it's most likely laminate.
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:Best to use composite floor or solid wood floor
In the same environmental conditions, solid wood flooring than the large deformation of the floor, laminate flooring laminate flooring more complex deformation. The multilayer parquet deformation causes small amount of it is the substrate for geothermal, each layer are interlaced, contain each other; back and intensive anti deformation groove, decomposition of the heating surface produced by stress, so its deformation is minimal. Wood floor deformation from large to small order: solid wood flooring > laminate flooring.
Q:Which is the best wood floor and birch floor
Real wood floor is natural wood as raw material, from the surface to the bottom is a real tree processed wood floors. Wood floors are beautiful and natural. No pollution, light and strong, easy processing, good heat insulation, temperature regulation, late condensation and strong durability and other characteristics.On the above two kinds of tree species, I personally prefer disk points
Q:How can i say that hardwood and engineered wood floors are really different with each other?
Engineered wood is a multi layered wood similar to plywood. The bottom layers usually made of a pine and not the top layer which can be any other type of wood such as oak maple bamboo etc. True hardwood is solid throughout. Engineered is structurally sound and very dimensional.. True hard wood can be resanded several times in standard cases. Engineered wood can be resanded once at best. You can usually use engineered wood on slab ( but there are cautions you must follow). It can be glued or made into a floating floor in most cases. True hardwood holds it s value better in a house . Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. GL
Q:We are about to finish the floors in our basement and the guy at home depot suggested engineered wood floors instead of pergo type floors. They r real wood, do you know if this is a good product, and any negative things about it. Also the guy said it could be refinished, but it looked too thin for that to me.
To add to what the others have already explained, yes, engineered floors are ideal to put in basements. The layers that comprise it's core doesn't actually help to expel the floor's moisture content BUT it does help the floor to adjust to changing climates and varying levels of humidity. The engineered construction fights against the adverse reaction of contraction and expansion and lessens the chances of warping, buckling, cupping, etc. With regards to your concern that it may be too thin to be refinished, you probably want to clarify with the Home Depot guy if it's re-sandable AND refinishable or just the latter. Find out what the actual wear layer of the floor is. If it is less than 2mm, chances are you can only refinish it. 2mm and thicker is still re-sandable at least once, and sand lightly only. You can refinish without sanding the finish off by using the appropriate chemical/solvent. Lowe's has a table of different liquids you can use to chemically sand the finish off so you can apply a fresh new coat:
Q:Solid wood floor is divided into all A board AB board, and so what is the difference between how to distinguish
AA in the surface does not allow wormholes, knot, paint bubbles, etc.......B version of the above issues are allowed within a certain range of. For example, the layout can have a little bug, knot, paint is not obvious bubble, jaw defect, to a certain extent, are permitted,.
Q:House to be renovated headache for the choice of the floor, wooden floor appearance, but it will also decay, deformation, anti termite; and there is no tile problem, but now many people use wood floor, people really do not know how to choose? Do you have any friends who can give professional advice?
Wood floors are solid wood flooring, solid wood flooring and laminate flooring.Wood floors and tiles, each has advantages and disadvantages, can be compared from the following angles

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