Engineered flooring quality issue

When manufacturing teak engineered flooring in the factory, a high proportion of surface defects is often detected in the quality inspection. These defects typically manifest as scratches or dents that…

Introduction Formaldehyde is an organic chemical with the formula HCHO, a molecular weight of 30.03, and is colorless and odorless in its gaseous state. This notorious small-molecule gas compound never…

Introduction In everyday scenarios, flooring may occasionally sustain dents as a result of heavy objects falling on them, leading to compromised coating film integrity and surface smoothness. Hence, it is…

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…

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…

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….

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…

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…