Choosing flooring can be difficult. Not only do you have to consider the different styles, finishes and colors, but also the different names. We understand the characteristics, advantages and benefits of hardwood solid flooring option. We want you to learn all you can about hardwood and understand this versatile product so you can decide if it is the smartest flooring choice for you.
Laminated Flooring
Engineered wood is not solid wood. Furniture made from engineered wood or composite wood is a completely different product. It is wood that has been manufactured to look like wood. The appearance may be deceptive. It is not a natural product. All materials are glued together using extreme pressure and heat and can then be cut and sawn like wood.
Plywood is slightly different from veneered lumber because they are made from strips of wood. Plywood consists of several thin layers of wood glued together.
The problem with these types of wood is that they are more prone to damage. Scratches and water damage cannot be repaired. Because engineered wood does not expand and contract like natural wood, there is a greater risk of cracking and warping in modern centrally heated houses. The wood should also not be used outside the house, for example on a deck. It will absorb water and may even begin to decompose.
WINT has so many other kinds of wood flooring and welcome your enquiry. The company aspires to the idea of the Product Stands First and Service Stands on Top. Our products are CE and Floorscore certified, helping wholesalers and distributors to better promote and sell our products with confidence, while conforming to the local laws and regulations.
You can avoid these problems by choosing solid wood decking. Solid wood retains its appearance and will take on a lovely sheen with age. Any damage that occurs can be easily repaired and the furniture restored to its original appearance.
In terms of the environment, solid wood furniture is more environmentally friendly. Apart from coming from managed forests, solid wood furniture consumes very little energy in its production. Engineered wood, on the other hand, uses a lot of energy as well as potentially toxic materials, since formaldehyde is usually part of the glue compounds used in the manufacturing process.
Hardwood Flooring
Each type of wood has its own unique characteristics. The color of the wood depends on which part of the tree the wood originally came from. The grain pattern is determined by the species and how the wood was cut. Natural variations in color and grain are normal and to be expected. Over time, all hardwood floors will fade, darken or change in tone.
Wood floors will expand and contract due to changes in humidity and temperature. This can lead to fine-grain cracking and slight height changes. It does not expand and contract equally in all directions. This is not considered a defect, but rather a result of using a natural product.
Solid hardwood flooring has many advantages, such as sound absorption and insulation, reducing noise pollution. Wood flooring also absorbs and releases moisture to regulate indoor temperature and humidity. Solid wood flooring materials are taken from virgin forests and are green and harmless, from the type of material to the painted surface. It does not have radiation or formaldehyde. In addition to absorbing ultraviolet rays, solid wood flooring is comfortable for the eyes and indirectly prevents the occurrence of myopia. Wooden flooring is moderately elastic, which can reduce the weight load of the feet and has the effect of eliminating fatigue.
For homeowners, solid wood is by far the better choice. It is warm in winter and cool in summer, and comfortable on the feet. It is stable and ideal for houses with underfloor heating systems. If you want a chic, upscale home style that gives everyone who enters your home a sense of quality and elegance - then solid wood furniture is a must. Please send us a message to get the quotes.
