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Anonymous users2024-01-23The ground can be made with a layer of anti-over-layer special floor film, and the tape must be glued between them. Lay a layer of blockboard or 5 mile boards, and lay a layer of moisture-proof film. Then lay the solid wood floor must be nailed, (so that the floor has no sound and the foot feels good) you can rest assured.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Below the mulch film plus the mat with light steel keel.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's not underfloor heating, is it?
If it is floor heating, there is no way, if it is only a thin cement layer, you can get off the bolt of the nose.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20I stick it with glue, and I am very firm with exclusive floor glue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19In the past, it was also covered with cement, but it was very troublesome, and it generally had to be dried for 12 days (north) and 20 days (south), otherwise it was easy to have problems.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Due to the lack of thickness, you may need to re-level the floor, i.e. re-lay the cement sand paddle on the ground to increase the thickness.
1. Pavement ground leveling.
At the ground pavement site of the stadium, it is necessary to keep no more than 2mm uneven under the straight edge, otherwise it is necessary to adjust the level with appropriate materials. The uneven paving floor of the stadium can be leveled first by the artesian lawn. >>>More
1. The assembly is too loose or too tight.
The expansion and contraction of sports wood flooring changes with the change of ambient temperature and humidity. Therefore, when formulating the wood floor paving plan, the assembly tightness of the wood floor should be reasonably arranged according to the ambient temperature and humidity of the place where it is used. If it is too loose, the floor will shrink and there will be large gaps, and if it is too tight, the floor will arch when it expands. >>>More
The following compares the parquet and laminate flooring from the five aspects of aesthetics, comfort, environmental protection, stability and cost performance, hoping to help the majority of owners. >>>More
I make floors of solid wood that are generally impossible to bend. Unless it is a defective product. Hope you understand.
The reason for the noise of the floor is mainly caused by friction, and there are many reasons for friction, including the keel is not firmly fixed, and the floor and keel are not firmly fixed. It can't be that the expansion joints of the floor are too small, and the air humidity is high, causing the floor to stretch and cause the floor to arch, right?! >>>More