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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello, I don't know if you are talking about installation loss or the actual production process of loss, if it is installation loss, generally buy more than 3%-5% of the actual amount of it, if the room is more regular, more than 3% of the actual amount of it. If it is the loss in the actual production process, this will generally involve the problem of defective rate, even if there are some problems with the floor in the production of the floor, it is not a particularly serious problem, it will still be sold at a low price, as a defective product. Hope the answer is useful to you.
Calculate the loss according to the width of the house, the width of the house and the width of the wooden floor, you know how much the loss is, and what is not divisible is the loss.
1. All national standards stipulate that the floor loss rate must be less than 5%, that is to say, the loss rate below 5% is normal. As long as the room is relatively square, the general attrition rate will be smaller. However, if the house is not square, there are many corners, or the consumer asks for a pattern, these situations may cause a loss of more than 5%. >>>More
1. The loss rate of solid wood flooring: the normal loss of solid wood flooring is about 3% (error 1%), that is, 2%-4%, and the national standard is 5%-10%. >>>More
10% or so.
If you haven't installed solid wood flooring yet, don't install it. >>>More