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Anonymous users2024-01-24"The first reason: because of improper use of the floor, the faucet or heating in the kitchen or toilet runs out of water, so that the floor soaks in water for too long, and the floor is swollen and deformed.
The second reason: when the floor is laid, it is too tightly required to be tightly paved, and the floor is too tight to expand with the humidity of the weather environment, and it can only arch up.
The third reason: when the floor is laid, it should be paved to the wall, and a gap of 2 cm should be left as an expansion joint, and then covered with a footboard. "
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Wooden materials will appear thermal expansion and cold contraction with the change of climate, so when installing, the reserved joints will be left around the wall to be kept at 12-15MM, leaving enough stretching space for the floor. Therefore, the installation of flooring is a very important link. Generally, after the floor is installed, it will basically stabilize after adapting to the changes in the four quarters of the year.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hardwood flooring or what?
If it is a solid wood floor, it may be due to the shrinkage of the floor itself. Generally, they will reserve a certain amount of space when paving. Avoid this from happening.
In the case of reinforced boards, this situation is less likely to occur, and it may be caused by uneven ground during paving.
If this happens, you can ask the merchant to see if you can deal with it. It's usually going to work out well!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There are a variety of reasons that can lead to this, such as 1, the ground in the middle of the original living room is uneven, after laying the floor, after a long time, the floor will also be affected 2, the gap between the floor and the wall is not left well when the floor is paved or the distance between the floor and the wall is not enough, now as soon as the summer arrives, the heat expands and shrinks, and the floor arches up 3 The material of the floor is not good and does not meet the E0 level standard After a long time, it will also have problems According to the situation of your home First, the possibility of the second is relatively large.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It hasn't been long since the floor of my house was installed, and it's like this in many places
In some places, the floors are too tight. Please take care of it. Ventilation for a while, now it's fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19To sum up, the keel and the installer's problem.
It shows that there was no gap during the installation at that time, which led to the expansion and contraction of heat and cold contraction.
The expansion joints left between the floor tiles are too small, which is caused by alternating between cold and heat, that is, thermal expansion and cold contraction.
There is no pull seam, caused by thermal expansion and cold contraction.
If it's a load-bearing wall, it can't be demolished, and if it's not a load-bearing wall, it can be dismantled and replaced with an open kitchen, which is also very good-looking.
Generally, manufacturers should take into account the power of the bulb and the heat generated by long-term use, and the effective heat dissipation space between the bulb and the lampshade when designing the lamp, so that there will be no safety accidents such as sudden explosion of the lampshade when heated. Therefore, there are two possibilities in your situation: 1. You have changed the power of the bulb to a large one, so that the increased heat cannot be dissipated in time, resulting in the overheating and fragmentation of the lampshade; 2. It's just a low-probability accidental situation--- the lampshade itself has quality defects, just you "won" it, and it should be okay to change the cover of the same type and specification.