Solid Wood Floors

Product Introduction

Laminate floors are engineered products, commonly referred to as impregnated paper laminated wood floors. Structurally, they are generally composed of four separate material layers: the wear - resistant layer, the decorative layer, the high - density substrate layer, and the balance (moisture - proof) layer. To produce qualified laminate floors, one or more layers of specialized thermosetting amino resins are used through an impregnation process. This manufacturing method endows each layer with distinct characteristics.

The wear - resistant layer, frequently crafted from materials like aluminum oxide, is engineered to resist abrasion, scratches, and the rigors of daily use. By doing so, it effectively prolongs the service life of the floor. The decorative layer leverages high - resolution printing technology to replicate the appearance of diverse natural materials, such as wood, stone, or tile, thereby enhancing the floor's visual appeal. The high - density substrate layer, predominantly made from fiberboard materials, serves as the foundation, providing essential structural support and stability. Last but not least, the balance (moisture - proof) layer plays a crucial role in combating moisture - induced problems. It prevents warping and ensures the floor maintains its dimensional integrity over time.

Sectional Analysis

Wear Layer

The composite antibacterial wear - resistant layer is engineered for effective scratch resistance.  By integrating antibacterial functions with high - level wear resistance, it offers robust protection to the floor surface against daily frictional damage.

Decorative Wood Grain Paper

The decorative wood grain paper boasts an exceptional ability to replicate natural wood grains with great precision.  Characterized by a distinct texture and a stable expansion coefficient, it ensures that the floor's appearance remains unaltered despite fluctuations in environmental conditions.

High - Density Substrate Board

Manufactured through the pressing of raw wood fibers, the high - density substrate board represents a low - carbon and eco - friendly option.  Serving as the sturdy foundation of the floor, it significantly enhances the overall strength and longevity of the flooring product.

Moisture - proof Backplane Balance Layer

The moisture - proof backplane balance layer is vital for maintaining the floor's structural stability.  It effectively counteracts stress to prevent deformation and warping.  Additionally, this layer acts as a barrier against moisture intrusion, thereby extending the floor's service life across various humidity environments.

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