When choosing flooring, the specification coefficient and structural characteristics are particularly important for consumers, as they directly affect the durability, installation effect, and overall comfort of the home. Today, we will discuss in detail the specification coefficients, structural characteristics, and precautions to be taken when using JadeLight laminate flooring.
Specification coefficient of JadeLight laminate flooring
Thickness: JadeLight laminate flooring offers three thickness options, namely 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm. The difference in thickness not only affects the foot feel and durability of the floor, but also determines its sound insulation and thermal insulation performance. Generally, the thicker the floor, the more comfortable the foot feel, and the better the sound insulation and thermal insulation effect.
Density: Density is an important indicator for measuring the strength and stability of flooring. The density of JadeLight laminate flooring is divided into three types: 760kg/cubic meter, 810kg/cubic meter, and 830kg/cubic meter. The higher the density, the stronger the impact resistance and wear resistance of the floor, and it is less likely to deform after long-term use.
Specification: The standard specification for JadeLight laminate flooring is 1220mm * 200mm. This size design is not only easy to install, but also ensures that the flooring is visually more uniform and atmospheric, suitable for various layouts and decoration styles.
The structural characteristics of JadeLight laminate flooring
The structure of reinforced flooring is generally divided into four layers, and JadeLight reinforced flooring is no exception:
1. Wear resistant layer: This is the outermost layer of reinforced flooring, mainly composed of wear-resistant materials containing aluminum oxide. The wear-resistant layer can effectively resist friction and wear in daily life, protecting the floor surface from damage. A high-quality wear-resistant layer can ensure that the floor remains smooth and new even after long-term use.
2. Decorative layer: The decorative layer is located below the wear-resistant layer and is usually composed of printed paper made by computer simulation. This layer provides a rich selection of colors and textures, allowing the laminate flooring to simulate the appearance of various natural woods or other materials, meeting the personalized needs of consumers.
3. Substrate layer: The substrate layer is the main part of reinforced flooring, often using high-density fiberboard (HDF), medium density fiberboard (MDF), or special types of high-quality particleboard. The quality of the substrate layer directly determines the stability and strength of the floor. A high-quality substrate layer can provide good load-bearing and deformation resistance, ensuring the stability of the floor under long-term use.
4. Moisture resistant balance layer: The moisture resistant balance layer is located at the bottom layer of the reinforced floor and is usually made of polyester material or thick paper of certain strength impregnated with melamine or phenolic resin. The main function of this layer is to block moisture and water from the ground, preventing the floor from becoming damp and deformed. At the same time, the moisture-proof balance layer can also balance the internal and external stresses of the floor, improving the overall stability of the floor.
Precautions for using reinforced flooring
1. Ground preparation: Before installation, ensure that the ground is flat, dry, free of dust and oil stains. Uneven ground may cause problems such as hollowing and noise after floor installation.
2. Temperature and humidity control: Reinforced flooring is sensitive to temperature and humidity. Excessive indoor humidity may cause floor expansion and deformation, while excessive temperature may accelerate floor aging. It is recommended to maintain indoor temperature between 18-25 ℃ and humidity between 40% -60%.
3. Avoid direct pressure from heavy objects: Although reinforced flooring has a high load-bearing capacity, placing heavy objects in a fixed position for a long time may still cause local depressions in the floor. Suggest using furniture floor mats or adjusting the placement of furniture to distribute pressure.
4. Regular cleaning and maintenance: The daily cleaning of reinforced flooring should avoid using large amounts of water or sharp tools to prevent damage to the floor surface. It is recommended to use a dry mop or a slightly damp mop to gently wipe, and regularly use floor specific cleaning agents for deep maintenance.
5. Pay attention to sun protection and scratch prevention: Long term direct sunlight may cause the floor to fade. It is recommended to install curtains or blinds next to windows with direct sunlight. At the same time, avoid using sharp objects to scratch the floor to avoid leaving scratches.
conclusion
JadeLight laminate flooring has become the preferred choice for many households due to its diverse specifications, scientific structural design, and excellent performance. However, to truly unleash the superior performance of the floor, attention should also be paid to the details and maintenance in daily use. Through proper installation and maintenance, your JadeLight laminate flooring will add more comfort and beauty to your home life.