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Anonymous users2024-01-24Disassemble the baseboard, install the alloy saw blade on the angle grinder, the disc faces the wall, control the height (close to the thickness of the floor) to cut off the width of the wall by 1 cm, then chisel it off with a chisel, and then reinstall the baseboard.
1. The assembly is too loose or too tight.
The expansion and contraction of sports wood flooring changes with the change of ambient temperature and humidity. Therefore, when formulating the wood floor paving plan, the assembly tightness of the wood floor should be reasonably arranged according to the ambient temperature and humidity of the place where it is used. If it is too loose, the floor will shrink and there will be large gaps, and if it is too tight, the floor will arch when it expands. >>>More
I won't talk about other floor installations, just talk about baseboards, 7-figure buckles, and door strip installation (the pressure strip you ask about is different from place to place, so I don't know what it refers to). >>>More
Just wipe the ash on the floor with a semi-dry rag, no need to prepare, they will help you wax when they do maintenance, which is equivalent to a hygiene, hehe.
It is best to wax pure solid wood once a month.
1. The concrete base is uneven, the spacing of the skids is too large, the keel pillow is too high, and the keel is not located on the base as a whole, so that the skids are loosened at the parts that often walk, the elasticity of the keel increases, and the upper and lower displacement occurs, resulting in the reduction of the firmness of the keel pavement; >>>More