Characteristics of Plywood Flooring and Floor Coating [Basic Knowledge]

[For construction companies and builders] Compatible with floor heating! Using natural wood on the surface allows for the texture of the wood to be appreciated.

"Veneer flooring" is referred to as plywood flooring or composite flooring, and it is a type of flooring that has a decorative wood veneer sliced and adhered to the surface of plywood, composite board, or MDF. Veneer types with a surface wood thickness of about 0.3mm are called veneer type, while those with a thickness of 2mm to 3mm are referred to as sawn board type. Products that use expensive and rare types of wood for the surface are called premium wood type. The surface wood undergoes various treatments, but since it is originally thin wood, it is indeed vulnerable to moisture, which can lead to stains from dirt over time, peeling of the surface wood, mold due to humidity, and cracking from dryness. By applying floor coating, the water resistance is enhanced, making it possible to wipe with water, and the addition of stain resistance prevents dirt from penetrating, ultimately extending the lifespan of the flooring. **Advantages of Veneer Flooring** - Relatively resistant to scratches and impacts - Utilizes natural wood on the surface, allowing the wood's texture to shine - Compatible with underfloor heating - Variety of surface flooring materials to choose from *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.*

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