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Anonymous users2024-01-23One principle is to be short rather than long.
It is because the expansion rate of solid wood flooring is relatively large, and if it is used for too long, the cracks will be larger in winter. Shorter, the cracks will be more dispersed and less noticeable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That is the non-standard board, the solid wood floor is generally 910 * 123 * 18mm is the standard specification, that is, the length is 910mm, the width is 123mm, and the thickness is 18mm
5 centimeters is 5 centimeters. A 5 cm one will definitely not break. In fact, the 5 mm one can't be broken. Because wood is elastic.
I paved, if only the length is uncertain, there is no problem, the key is afraid that the width of the floor is not the same (don't be too messy), (if a single trip is the same, there is a large board and a small board, then the big board a trip to the small board) premise: the floor groove must be consistent, when paving to stagger the seams (just like the bricks) staggered forks to keep above 30cm is no problem, the length of the floor fluttering out of the effect or a unique style!
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