Different types of floor use scenarios

• Characteristics:
  • Made of natural wood, providing a warm and natural aesthetic.
  • Offers good sound insulation and insulation properties.
  • Can be refinished over time to extend its life.
• Drawbacks:
  • Not very wear-resistant and prone to scratches.
  • Easily affected by humidity, potentially leading to deformation.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Bedrooms, living rooms, and study rooms in residential settings.

• Characteristics:
  • Composed of multiple layers, including a wear layer, decorative layer, high-density core layer, and balance layer.
  • Offers a wide range of designs and colors.
  • Resistant to stains, acids, and alkalis, making it easy to maintain.
• Drawbacks:
  • Inferior foot feel compared to solid wood.
  • Poor repairability.
  • Potential formaldehyde emissions.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Homes, hotels, shopping malls, and other places where durability and ease of maintenance are prioritized. Not suitable for very humid environments.

• Characteristics:
  • Made by bonding together layers of wood veneer with glue under high pressure.
  • Offers the natural beauty and foot feel of solid wood while being more stable and less prone to deformation.
  • Easy to install, often without the need for underlayment.
• Drawbacks:
  • If the bonding quality is poor, delamination may occur.
  • Requires careful maintenance.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Bedrooms, living rooms, and study rooms in residential settings. Suitable for radiant heating environments due to its heat resistance and stability.

• Characteristics:
  • Made from bamboo, which is renewable and environmentally friendly.
  • Offers a unique aesthetic and is hard and wear-resistant.
• Drawbacks:
  • Can deform with changes in climate humidity.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Residential, hotel, and office settings. Not suitable for very humid environments.

• Characteristics:
  • Made from the bark of cork oak trees, which are sustainable and renewable.
  • Offers excellent elasticity, slip resistance, and thermal insulation.
  • Good sound absorption properties.
• Drawbacks:
  • Higher price.
  • Less common in the market.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Bedrooms, meeting rooms, libraries, and recording studios where comfort and sound absorption are prioritized.

• Characteristics:
  • Excellent waterproof performance.
  • Soft and comfortable underfoot.
  • Easy to install, often with self-adhesive or locking mechanisms.
  • Wide range of designs and colors.
• Drawbacks:
  • Shorter lifespan compared to other materials.
  • Vulnerable to scratches from sharp objects.
  • Strong chemical odor, so environmental friendliness needs attention.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas requiring waterproof performance.

• Characteristics:
  • Excellent waterproof and wear-resistant performance.
  • Easy to clean and maintain.
  • Wide range of designs and colors.
• Drawbacks:
  • Cold underfoot in winter.
  • Complex installation requiring professional skills.
  • High hardness, so fragile items dropped on it may break.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Kitchens, bathrooms, balconies, and laundry rooms.

• Characteristics:
  • Based on traditional solid wood flooring but with special treatment to enhance waterproof performance.
  • Offers the natural beauty and texture of solid wood.
  • Better environmental performance.
• Drawbacks:
  • Higher price.
  • Complex installation requiring professional skills.
  • Higher maintenance costs, requiring regular maintenance.
• Suitable Applications:
  • Living rooms, bedrooms, and high-end commercial settings.