My family bought teak solid wood flooring, which was installed in November last year, and now I find

It should not be Burmese teak or not authentic Burmese teak, and authentic Burmese teak flooring will not crack.

If the climate in the north is drier, but authentic Burmese teak is very oily and will not crack.

The air is too dry, just put a humidifier on it. Or get a big fish tank to raise a few goldfish, is your wooden floor paint-free or painted? Caulk directly with putty, then brush with layers of furniture paint.

I am more familiar with Burmese teak flooring, but I have not heard of cracking, it itself is very oily, the stability is very good, if it is really as you said, I am very skeptical, you can find the manufacturer to get it for you, it should still be within the warranty period.

Teak solid wood flooring is generally not cracking.

Oh, this is not normal, you have to look for a flooring manufacturer.

Whether it is underfloor heating, whether it has been soaked in water, and high temperature drying after water absorption will cause shrinkage cracks.

Solid wood floors, in the first winter, have a high percentage of dry cracks. The better the material, the better.

It is possible that the wood itself is not drying well. It's also possible that you haven't maintained it. Or both.

It's already cracked, and it's hard to solve. Generally, the status quo can only be maintained. It's hard to fix.

First of all, has it been maintained? Hardwood floors are squeamish.

Second, it is estimated that the floor you buy should have been blistered, and the wood will crack after being wet, if your home has not been watered, or the area of the floor is cracked, then it should have been blistered before you buy it (such as warehouse water, or rain, etc.), and you will crack after you buy it home and install it because the home is relatively dry. It is recommended that you find a few more people who install the same floor, if there is this phenomenon, it may be a problem with the wood, so you can only pay attention to maintenance, if it is only a problem with this brand, then you have to find a business to solve. If necessary, go to the Consumer Association.

You can consider whether to buy fake teak, if it is fake, you can find a merchant!

Authentic Burmese teak is non-cracking, itself is rich in oiliness, has very good stability, and is one of the best in wood flooring.

Now some unscrupulous merchants do not dare to do anything, such as taking some ordinary timber to pass off as precious timber, from which to seek high profits or even huge profits. For example, the black-hearted lotus (a very common wood, but somewhat similar to teak in texture) is used to pass off as Burmese teak by adding color.

In fact, whether it is authentic teak can be identified by a variety of methods: teak smell has a unique fragrance; Teak has a rich oily wax texture that is obvious; The natural mineral lines are obvious and irregularly distributed. As long as it has the above characteristics, it should be authentic, and if it is not, it is fake.

What brand are you buying, where are you, you can consider the teak brands made professionally made in Shanghai, such as Li Feng, Forest Tour, Sanhao and other brands are full of good.

It is doubtful that it is real teak, but the best teak on the market is Burmese teak, and Thai pomelo has been banned from being cut down.

It must be greedy to buy a fake, hahaha, authentic Burmese teak flooring is very expensive.

No matter what kind of solid wood flooring it is, this situation is definitely not up to par with the product quality, and they can be asked to compensate for the loss.