The low surface of the solid wood floor is a little damp, and I feel that it is not dry, so can it b

It must not be paved, after paving, the moisture of the ground has no source to emanate, it will erode into the wooden floor, the light one will affect the use effect of the floor, the heavy one will warp and deform, or wait for the ground to dry out before paving. There are empty spots that are certainly not high-quality floors, and it is okay to pave them, but they affect the service life, and the empty spots are also easy to absorb moisture and produce deformation.

That can't be paved, solid wood flooring is formaldehyde-freeThat's right, but if it's a solid wood floor. I've been doing QC in nature for many years.

It is a lie to say that the solid wood floor does not have formaldehyde, ask it, there is a paint company that dares to say that his paint is formaldehyde-free, If the consumer says, the bottom surface of the floor (you mean the back of the floor), the last process of the floor in the production process is to let the floor pass the ultraviolet dryer, and besides, the rolling back of the floor is completed in the primer process, and in the end there will be no paint drying. The solid wood floor you said is multi-layer composite flooring or pure solid wood, and a little empty spot on the back is allowed. A board can not be more than three places, the process requirements are to fill putty, listening to your description, I think the quality of this floor is still problematic.

Solid wood lacquered floors are opened 48 hours before installation to allow for natural conditions before installation. In that case, there should be no problem.

Wait in the shop!! Because moisture can affect the quality of wood flooring.

The landlord hurriedly returned the goods, and this kind of wooden floor was immediately deformed as long as it was damp.