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Anonymous users2024-01-24This question has no practical significance, if professional manufacturers will consider the pavement conditions when paving, whether it can be paved.
If you don't do this, it's best to consult a professional manufacturer's technician. What you think is right, instead of listening to others, you have to judge yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In my mind, the floors used for geothermal heating are laminate flooring and parquet. In this regard, flooring technical experts said that due to the geothermal environment, the floor needs to withstand a certain amount of heat, and when the moisture in the air is absorbed into the wood, the wood will expand; When the air is relatively dry, the moisture of the wood escapes into the air, causing the wood to dry out. Ordinary hardwood flooring is prone to cracking and shrinkage, making it difficult to use in geothermal environments.
Pure solid wood flooring that can be applied to geothermal environments is conditional, and the production process is quite strict. For example, the two representative patents of "concealed seam technology" and "hook and loop straight paving technology" in the industry have innovated the pure solid wood geothermal floor from the two aspects of technology and paving, and have been sampled in Beijing and Shanghai to test the model houses installed three years ago, and the sampling effect is very good.
"Concealed joint technology" is to transform the tenon of the solid wood floor, so as to effectively avoid the problem of gaps caused by the thermal contraction and expansion of the solid wood floor, and the floors can be freely expanded and contracted, but the gaps are still hidden. This technology is not to subjectively suppress the shrinkage of solid wood, but to alleviate the adverse effect of this shrinkage, not only the natural nature of solid wood flooring is maintained, but also the disadvantages of home paving are eliminated. The "hook and loop straight laying technology" is the simplest and most effective technology for pure solid wood geothermal flooring.
It is like a magical "double-sided tape" glued to the floor, without any damage to the floor. Through the principle of mechanics, the hook and loop is attached to the floor, and a tight and organic adhesive system is established, and finally the overall pavement effect is formed. This nailless, glueless, and keel-free effect solves the keel factor that solid wood floors are not suitable for geothermal heating.
This is the third generation of pure solid wood flooring specially designed for floor heating, because it is pure solid wood without formaldehyde and uses the exclusive tiger tongue lock technology, which can really achieve health and comfort without deformation; You can find more details directly on the official website.
Bought David flooring, which is a really high quality product.
In general, the smaller the thickness of the floor, the greater its heat flow. Does the thickness of the floor affect the thermal conductivity of the geothermal floor? Some consumers said that a thicker floor feels better, but a floor with a thickness of more than 12mm will not cause poor heat conduction, so I don't know how to choose. >>>More
Saint is like nature, but if you are a consumer, you need to consider cost performance, comfort, and environmental protection. I still recommend Moganshan flooring. There is no best way to say this. What's right for you is the best >>>More
Good but very good, both beautiful and warm, but I am afraid of the heating line leakage, running water, so expensive solid wood floor soaked on the end, it is recommended to replace it with composite flooring, it is cheap, I am for your good, hope to adopt! Thank you!