Lock Lock Laminated Flooring
Reinforced flooring is a flooring material composed of four layers of composite materials, including wear-resistant layer, decorative layer, high-density substrate layer, and balanced (moisture-proof) layer. This type of flooring is also known as impregnated paper laminated wood flooring or laminated wood flooring, which has high wear resistance and durability and is suitable for both home and commercial spaces.
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Laminate wood flooring
Chamfering and rolling paint: a processing technique that involves cutting off some of the edges of the floor and then applying paint to cover the color of the substrate, making the edges more layered and similar to solid wood flooring. Therefore, it is highly favored by consumers. After chamfering and painting the boards, there is a very shallow small gap on the upper edge between the boards, which is easy to accumulate dust and inconvenient to clean. A board without chamfering does not have this problem.
Molded board: A prominent feature of molded board is the downward curved depression on the upper edge of the board. After the two boards are assembled, they are tightly combined, but there is a small groove, known as a U-shaped groove in the industry. This type of board is mostly reinforced flooring. A huge advantage of molded boards is that they are easy to clean. It is very convenient to clean the dust in the small ditch, just wipe it with a cloth or mop.
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