8mm German technology Floating Laminate flooring 8mm 7025 oak square edge for household
Specifications of Oak Laminate Flooring:
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8mm German technology Floating Laminate flooring 8mm 7025 oak square edge for household |
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Brand Name: |
Oing Floor |
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Size |
1215*195*8mm |
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Click system |
Arc/Double/Single/Unilin Cilck/Valinge click |
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Surface |
crystal |
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Balance paper |
Grey/Yellow/Brown/Beige |
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Resistance Grades |
AC1-AC5 |
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Core board |
Brown /White/Green HDF board, density 800kg-950kg/m3 |
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Formaldehyde Release |
E0 Standard less than 0.5 mg/L, E1 Standard less than 1.5mg/L |
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Edge design |
Square edge, V Groove |
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Usage |
Household,Indoor,Domestic use |
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Logo |
As required |
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Packing and loading |
8pieces/carton,70cartons/pallet,20pallets/20GP,2653sqm |
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Warranty |
25 years from delivery date |
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Price terms |
FOB Shanghai or CFR/CIF your port |
Description:
Is laminated flooring suitable for kitchens and bathrooms?
The short answer is that certain laminate flooring are suitable for kitchens but it is not advisable to install laminates in bathrooms.
Most laminated flooring come with a suitability index and will indicate if they are suitable for kitchens. Topical spills that are mopped up within 30 minutes present no problem for a laminate floor. However liquid left to stand for a few hours could cause minor to severe damage depending on the amount. Flooding will almost certainly damage your floor, both the surface and the core. Laminate separation at the boards corners is the most common form of water damage.
Another issue with spills is that they can seep in through the joints and cause water damage to the laminate locking mechanism and core. Laminate floors that are suitable for wet areas such as kitchens will come with some form of chemical impregnation in the locking mechanism as well as the core. Many floors are available with water resistant cores, but the locking mechanism might not be water resistant thus you should enquire about this.
If liquid does penetrate into the locking mechanism, it will weaken and eventually break. Liquid that penetrates the core will cause swelling and the laminate surface will separate from the core. Water damaged boards are easily replaceable. Using a skill saw, remove the affected board and replace with a new board. In most cases the new board will have to be glued in place instead of using the original locking mechanism.
