1) Doussie hardwood flooring 2) Size:18x92x310-1820mm, 3) Exotic speices:Doussie 4) 7 time UV coating /traffert brand
Product Name: Doussie hardwood flooring
Species | Size | Product descraption | Grade | Remark |
Doussie | 310-1820mmx92x18mmAverage length: 700mm | Constuction: Solid hardwood Joint system: T&G Bevel:0.5mm micro bevel ( can be according to clients requirement) Surface effect: UV lacqured 7 times coating Traffert brand Moisture: 9-11% | Grade: selected/AB | Certificate: CE certificate available. |
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FQA
Q.What is the difference between a laminate, solid hardwood and an engineered hardwood floor
A. Laminate- core of product is typically made of High Density Fiber (HDF). The top layer is a photographic layer that should appear identical to the product it replicates, be it wood, vinyl, tile, etc. The product is generally 3/8” thick and is a floating install with tongue and groove glue less locking system which allows you to install and uninstall the floor several times if desired. This product is typically the least expensive. Solid Hardwood- the product is the solid natural wood species throughout the entire piece of flooring, typically with a tongue and groove installation. Good sanding and refinishing capabilities. The product is typically more expensive and has some limitations as to where it can be installed due to moisture issues.
Traffert Lacqured
Quality Inspection
Joint system: T&G
FQA
Q. Besides different species, what else accounts for the different appearances in hardwoods?
A. Hardwood veneers have the same surface appearances as solid hardwood flooring because they’re both natural hardwoods. Different appearances result from the different ways the hardwood are sawn. The different sawing methods are: i) Flat Sawn or Plain Sawn, ii) Rotary Cut, iii) Off-Set Rotary Cut, and iv) Sliced Cut.
Flat Sawn (also referred to as plain sawn) - can be flat grain (which has a cathedral or gothic effect) or vertical grain (which has a radial or edge grain effect).
Rotary Cut – method of cutting wood in which the hardwood layer is peeled off the log using large wood lathes. This peeling method shows dramatic, wilder graining.
Off-Set Rotary Cut – method of cutting wood which gives a sliced appearance and grain pattern with the added cross grain stability of sliced, without the sliced cost. Hardwoods are more dimensionally stable across the grain, and off-set rotary cutting takes advantage of this property. The yield is lower than a regular rotary cut creating a slight price increase vs. standard rotary.
Sliced Cut – method of cutting wood in which the hardwood layer is sawn like regular lumber. This shows method finer graining.
Package
18mm Thickness Solid Doussie hardwood flooring
