What is the difference between solid wood retro flooring and laminate flooring and what is the funct

Hardwood flooring.

Pros:1The selection of natural materials, natural texture;

2.Good elasticity, small friction coefficient, comfortable foot feeling;

3.Good thermal insulation, heat insulation, sound insulation, sound absorption, and insulation performance;

4.After use, it can be repainted after planing, removing paint and repainting.

Cons: 1The requirements are high, and it should not be used in places with large temperature changes, otherwise it is easy to expand and shrink and deform;

2.Afraid of acid, alkali and other chemicals corrosion, afraid of burning.

Parquet.

Pros:1Inheriting the characteristics of solid wood flooring elegant and natural, comfortable foot feeling and good thermal insulation performance, it overcomes the shortcomings of solid wood flooring due to single shrinkage and easy warping cracks, has good dimensional stability, and is insect-proof, not warping and deformation, from the perspective of protecting forest resources, it is a replacement product of solid wood flooring.

2.It has the advantages of easy installation and maintenance of laminate flooring, and avoids the disadvantages of high formaldehyde emission and stiff foot feeling of laminate flooring. The high-grade parquet adopts high-grade matte paint, which has high wear resistance and soft gloss, and does not need to be waxed and maintained in general households, and does not need to be painted for several years.

Solid wood parquet mostly uses adhesives with low formaldehyde emissions, which has good environmental performance;

3.Another biggest advantage of parquet is that the processing accuracy is high, and the process of the surface, core bottom and bottom layer is higher than that of other wood floors, so the structure is stable and the installation effect is good.

4.Parquet flooring is available in three, five, and multi-layered layers, regardless of how many layers there are, and its basic feature is the criss-crossing of fibers in each layer of panels. This not only counteracts the internal stress of the wood, but also changes the unitropic nature of the wood, making the floor isotropic.

Therefore, the stability is relatively good, and it is not easy to deform and crack, which makes up for the shortcomings of solid wood flooring in this regard.