Is it inevitable that the solid wood floor will be deformed and cracked?

Yes, it must be deformed, the solid wood floor is not as stable as the composite floor, the wood grain of the solid wood floor is still very complete, and the moisture content is higher than that of the composite. It is recommended that you pay more attention to ventilation, and look for the cause of water leakage after you are done. Finally, go to the merchant you bought the floor, ask you if the floor is still in stock, and replace the soaked one that cannot be used.

Looking for the manufacturer after-sales, in principle, it is normal for the solid wood floor to crack a little and shrink the joint, and the dry and wet balance in the house will rarely be deformed after the wooden floor is moved in, and there will be no such situation. If there is, contact the manufacturer in time to replace it.

It is possible indoors, the most important thing is the bathroom, which is easy to deform.

After the solid wood floor is paved, there is sometimes a tile-like deformation in the local area, mainly because the ground is wet, and the ground moisture is often caused by the ground moisture return or local water seepage. When the keel is used to lay the late Zheng method, because the wet expansion and dry contraction of the wood are different due to the different wood, and the longitudinal and horizontal elasticity is poor, the noise is very different, so the keel will also appear deformed, cracked, and arched after the tide, so that the floor will appear tile-like. >>>More

Most hardwood flooring on the market is parquet – made from multiple layers of solid wood. If used properly, it won't deform!