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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be a quality problem, under normal circumstances, if the floor is waxed regularly for 4 (once every 4-6 months), it will not burst the paint. If you buy a floor that has not been waxed within a year, and there is no artificial hard injury, it must be a floor quality problem. It's best to go to the flooring dealer and ask him to re-install the material for you, and if the other party is tough, then you go to the consumer association.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Find a complaint from the manufacturer, or find the consumer association.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It should be a quality problem, find a flooring dealer to ask him to re-pave for you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20I don't know what kind of situation you are talking about, we generally call "storm paint" Shenlu refers to the paint cracking phenomenon caused by time, oxidation or age and sun exposure (which seems to be inconsistent with the situation of your home), and the complete solution to this phenomenon is to polish to the plain board and then re-paint; The solution to the wide finch belt is to paint the old paint surface before the dirt penetrates into the wood fibers.
In addition, there is a situation we call "fried paint", is the original paint adhesion is not good, by external force impact or extrusion after separation from the wood, the solution is the same as above (thorough, will be), but in most cases the area will be concave, if it is serious, it should be filled with putty and then painted.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Call the merchant, brand the product and they will give you the best results.
The first thing to explain is that when the floor heating is turned on, the floor becomes black, not the problem of floor heating, the problem is on the floor. As far as the floor is concerned, the use of floor heating is a great test for it, due to the imperfection of the drying technology of some floor manufacturers, resulting in uneven moisture content of wood; Then as soon as the floor heating is turned on, it is equivalent to heating the floor, damp + heat = blackened. In the same way, if the drying process is not up to standard, the floor is also prone to corrugation. >>>More
1. The pavement ground is uneven.
The wooden floor of the stage was not leveled before paving, resulting in cracks on the floor, and the squeak of the floor rubbing would be heard when the feet stepped on. >>>More
There is a product in the building materials market that specializes in removing wood black mold, which is very simple to use and has a good effect, just ask at the building materials store near your home.
No recovery!
The reasons for the deformation of qualified solid wood floors are none other than the following: >>>More
There may be, and some are process requirements.