1. When choosing flooring, do not prioritize appearance over interior
2. Floor thickness does not represent quality
Many consumers have a misconception that the thicker the floor, the heavier it is, the stronger it is, the more durable it is, and the quality is also better. In fact, it is not related to thickness, and once the surface is worn out, it cannot be used. Therefore, the quality of the floor surface layer is largely related to the service life of the wooden floor, rather than the thickness of the board
3. Choosing flooring is not about making it harder, the better
The higher the density of the base material of a wooden floor, the higher its mechanical and impact resistance properties, and therefore its side is more resistant to knocking, but it is not necessarily that the higher the density, the better. Under the same conditions, the higher the density of the substrate, the greater the water absorption thickness expansion rate, and the poorer the dimensional stability. At the same time, with high hardness, poor toughness, and uncomfortable foot feel
