Laminate Plank Flooring

Product Introduction

Laminate floors are generally composed of four separate material layers: the wear - resistant layer, decorative layer, high - density substrate layer, and balance (moisture - proof) layer. Also referred to as impregnated paper laminated wood floors, they are engineered products. Qualified laminate floors are manufactured by impregnating one or multiple layers of specific thermosetting amino resins. This production process endows each layer with distinctive characteristics.

The wear - resistant layer, commonly made from materials like aluminum oxide, is constructed to resist abrasion, scratches, and regular daily usage, thus prolonging the floor's service life. Through high - resolution printing technology, the decorative layer can replicate the look of diverse natural materials, including wood, stone, or tile, thereby enhancing the visual attractiveness. Composed mainly of fiberboard materials, the high - density substrate layer offers structural support and steadiness. Last but not least, the balance (moisture - proof) layer plays a crucial role in addressing moisture - related problems, preventing warping and ensuring dimensional stability.

Sectional Analysis

Wear Layer

The composite antibacterial and wear - resistant layer is engineered for outstanding scratch resistance.  By integrating antibacterial functionality with superior wear - resistance, it serves as a robust shield, protecting the floor's surface from the rigors of daily use and friction.

Decorative Wood Grain Paper

The decorative wood grain paper replicates natural wood grains with astonishing precision.  Characterized by a well - defined texture and a stable expansion coefficient, it ensures that the floor maintains a consistent and appealing appearance, regardless of fluctuations in environmental conditions.

High - Density Substrate Board

Crafted through the compression of raw wood fibers, the high - density substrate board represents a low - carbon and eco - friendly option.  This production method not only aligns with sustainable practices but also endows the floor with a sturdy foundation, significantly enhancing its overall strength and longevity.

Moisture - proof Backplane Balance Layer

The moisture - proof backplane balance layer is essential for preserving the floor's structural integrity.  It counteracts deformation and warping by evenly distributing stress across the floor surface.  Additionally, it acts as a reliable barrier against moisture intrusion, thereby extending the floor's service life in diverse humidity environments.

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