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Anonymous users2024-01-231. All pure solid wood floors also have trace amounts of formaldehyde. As long as the floor tiles are AA grade, they are radiation-free, and A-grade should be a trace of radiation, which are safe to use. Remember, there is radiation in the air all the time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Keep in mind that the formaldehyde in the decoration materials is mainly in the glue, benzene is mainly in the paint, and the pure solid wood floor does not contain formaldehyde because it does not contain glue, but it contains benzene because the surface is painted.
The floor tile itself has a very small amount of radiation, and the amount of radiation is very small and can be ignored, but it should be noted that because glue is needed when paving, there will be formaldehyde!
Therefore, the two materials need to pay attention to different places, one is the surface paint, and the other is the auxiliary material glue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Only the surface paint of pure solid wood flooring contains trace amounts of formaldehyde, and the release period is also very short, which is basically a safe and environmentally friendly material. As long as you pay attention to indoor ventilation in the early stage, you can use it with confidence.
As long as the floor tiles are branded, there is basically no problem, and there will be no radiation pollution.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Hello! Formaldehyde is mainly contained in binders, and solid wood floors do not need to be compounded with binders, which is of course much better than composite floors.
It doesn't matter if you take care of the problem, for the elderly and children, the floor is better.
When in doubt, please ask.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19The radiation amount of brand floor tiles cannot even affect flies.
Don't worry, as long as you don't buy the ultra-white series of tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Solid wood flooring does not contain formaldehyde, but it does contain benzene because of the paint on the surface of the floor. Tiles contain radon. But as long as it is a regular manufacturer, there will be no problem.
In general, laminate flooring has a high amount of formaldehyde. >>>More
Imitation solid wood flooring is formaldehyde-contained, imitation solid wood flooring belongs to the laminate flooring category, which is composed of four parts: high-density board substrate, wood grain decorative paper, surface aluminum oxide wear-resistant layer, and back moisture-proof balance layer. The central material is made by glue bonding, and the ingredients in the glue contain formaldehyde. Solid wood flooring is generally recommended.
It's really strange, it stands to reason that the pollution of solid wood flooring is at most the total volatile organic compounds caused by the use of substandard paint, while formaldehyde will not exceed the standard! Because there is almost no formaldehyde release in natural solid wood, paint is only volatilized by benzene and other organic compounds, and formaldehyde mainly exists in adhesives, so what you said is very strange! [BR] [BR] If it can be determined that the use of solid wood flooring, rather than solid wood multi-layer, there are only two possibilities for excessive formaldehyde: >>>More
There will still be a small amount, but after all, it is solid wood, so it should not be much. However, if you pave a large area of the floor, it is still likely that the formaldehyde will exceed the standard. First of all, it is necessary to pay attention to the selection of materials at the beginning, and the later treatment can also be simpler. >>>More
There is a kind of solid wood spliced by small pieces, also called finger-jointed flooring, which is probably what you said about all-solid wood flooring, right? Then the solid wood floor should be made of a single piece of wood.