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Anonymous users2024-01-24One is the moisture-proof treatment during paving, and the other is during ordinary use.
Moistureproof. When laying wooden floors, it is necessary to lay a moisture-proof film, apply moisture-proof oil, and do not use damp plywood and wooden fangs.
Pave floor tiles or stones on the floor of the door in the kitchen, toilet, etc., as a transition to prevent moisture from entering and exiting, and reduce the moisture procedure near the floor at the door.
In daily life, it often happens that the water is accidentally sprinkled on the ground, so there is no need to be nervous, because as long as the amount is not large and the time is not long, it will not have any impact on the floor.
Just wipe it dry in time. If you encounter rainy conditions or humid weather in the south.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Make the ground waterproof (a must), otherwise your house will be wet when it rains.
Then the cement sand is leveled.
When laying floors, the moisture-proof film should be of good quality. The moisture-proof film is overlapped between 8CM and sealed with transparent tape; ROLL UP 8CM ON ALL SIDES AND COVER WITH BASEBOARDS.
If your house is low-lying and the drainage is not very good. Then the wall skirt also needs to be waterproof. MINIMUM 80CM.
The important thing is: after the cement sand is leveled, it must be dried naturally for a period of time, and the moisture content of the ground itself is controlled within 15% (natural drying, up to 15%)）
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1. Keep the floor dry and clean, and avoid contact with a lot of water. It is not allowed to scrub with corrosive liquids such as alkaline water and soapy water to avoid damage to the paint film, and it can be wiped with a wrung out cotton mop, not with a wet mop, gasoline, flammable materials and high-temperature liquids. >>>More
Two-winged beans are good.
If the first floor is damp and the solid wood floor is worried about moisture, you can brush the waterproof paint on the ground and lay the moisture-proof mat before laying the floor. >>>More
It's still tiles. The first floor is relatively damp and dark. Tiles are much more resistant to moisture than flooring.
The first floor is humid and has a southern solar term, so it is not recommended to install flooring. >>>More
Generally speaking, when decorating, as long as the moisture barrier is laid under the floor - add a layer of linoleum or plastic film to isolate the condensation of water vapor on the ground, and let it dissipate into the air through the side seams left at the foot of the surrounding walls. The moisture-proof material should be complete, and the broken area or joint should be covered repeatedly. Try not to use solid wood flooring to decorate the floor of the residents on the first floor, and it is better to use floor tiles or laminate flooring.