Oak Engineered Flooring Colour and Colour Defects
Introduction Oak (Quercus spp.) is one of the most popular wood species in engineered flooring for its wide range of benefits and excellent decorative properties. Colour is one of the most…
What is Lateral Bending in Engineered Flooring?
Introduction Engineered flooring is a popular choice for homeowners due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. However, wooden flooring is susceptible to warping caused by humidity or moisture, which can…
Hot-pressing or Cold-pressing? Different Compound Methods for Engineered Flooring
Introduction In the production process of engineered flooring, the gluing and pressing process is one of the most important steps, which aims to fix the multi-layer plywood and wood veneer…
Warping – An inevitable and non-negligible defect in engineered flooring manufacturing
Introduction Warping is one of the most common processing defects in engineered flooring manufacturing. After full-scale flooring planks have been cold or hot pressed, equilibrated and cut into flooring slats, warping can occur….
Why is the profile of the tongue and groove on engineered flooring important？
Key points on the manufacturing of the tongue and groove on engineered flooring Introduction Flooring is usually interconnected by a joint system on the four sides and adhesives. The most…
Fire Safety Requirements for Engineered Flooring Products in Australia
Introduction We are asked to explain the fire safety of our engineered flooring products by our Australian customers. As is well known, choosing the right flooring products is critical to indoor fire…
Is the engineered flooring termite proof?
Introduction Termite is a major threat to homes and furniture! Every humid and warm season is a time when termite is a problem. Termites are pests that are destructive to…
The Finishing Process for Timber Engineered Flooring
1. Introduction The finishing process is one of the most important processes in manufacturing timber engineered flooring. The complex painting not only determines the touch and visual profile of the…