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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is not suitable because the wooden flooring is afraid of burning, and it is recommended that you use laminate flooring or parquet flooring. The current formaldehyde emission of geothermal floors is basically OK, and you can pay attention to the brand.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's best not to use wooden floors for geothermal heating, and my home is still relatively good, but it broke down in less than two years.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is best not to use it, it will be deformed when it is damp.
The house is equipped with underfloor heating, and it is not recommended to have solid wood floors. >>>More
At present, there is a solid wood snap-on geothermal floor on the market. This kind of floor overcomes the shortcomings of solid wood flooring that are easy to arch, tile change, cracking and jointing, and solves the quality problems caused by wet expansion and drying of solid wood flooring. It uses buckle double reed tensile contraction, and reserves a certain amount of expansion joints to adjust the wet expansion and dry contraction of the solid wood floor during installation, which solves the problem that the solid wood floor is easy to arch and easy to break the joint.
Yes, you can.
As long as you don't soak it in water regularly. >>>More
It can be used, but it is better to use laminate flooring. >>>More