If it is going to be demolished, can the solid wood floor at home be removed and installed and used?

The hardwood flooring at home can be removed and reinstalled.

1. The pavement is fixed with keel chisel nails, do not use glue between the tongues and grooves of the wooden slats, and be careful when dismantling, most of which can be reused.

2. The area and shape of the new house may be different from the current one, and some floor strips need to be supplemented, and the new and old floors may have differences in color and wear degree.

Solid wood floor renovation method:

1. Use a professional floor renovation machine to polish the surface of the floor about millimeters, grind off the original old paint surface, and polish the corners of the wall with a small angle grinder.

2. Use putty powder to smooth and add joints to the floor.

3. After the putty is dry, it is sanded flat with fine sandpaper (the floor can be colored according to customer requirements) 4. The floor is painted with glossy paint or Yaguang paint.

5. After the paint is dry, the floor can be oiled and waxed.

6. Small area warping and small deformation area should be repaired according to the situation.

Yes, no problem. But ask a professional flooring installer to do it, they know how to dismantle it. Because the process of dismantling and assembling is different, there will definitely be some damage to the floor if it is disassembled, mainly the floor near the wall and corner, and the floor at the doorway and the transition between the tile and the floor.

In addition, because the shape of the new room is different from the original room, the floor will not be completely utilized, and some cut floors may have to be abandoned, which also causes some damage, but the loss is not too large, about 4-5 or so.

Yes, the solid wood floor can be dismantled, please be professional in the factory!

It is best not to use it, as the wooden floor is prone to damage when it is dismantled twice. Besides, the labor cost of demolition is not low. It's all demolished, and it's not bad for this money.