Underground heating system floor, horizontal carbonized bamboo floor heating system - 108

Underground heating system floor, horizontal carbonized bamboo floor heating system

♥ Bamboo itself texture, let you return to nature, enjoy nature.

♥Perfect for high-traffic,fully exposed areas that need ultimate durability.

♥Resistance to decay and insect attack(including termites)and high natural fire resistance.

♥No toxic chemicals,no hazardous meterials.

Specification:

Features:

1).Type:Carbonized horizontal flooring

2).Dimensions:960x108x15mm, 1020*130*17mm

3).Click: T&G

4).Grade:A; E1 Standard.
5).Delivery time: within 5 days after deposit .

6).Surface: Pre-finished with 8 coats of German lacquer, Inc UV protection

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Why Choose Bamboo Flooring?

• Eco friendly-renewable bamboo resource
• Tough & Durable-hard-Surface, very abrasion resistant
• Dimensionally Stable-less contraction and expansion than most traditional hardwood floors.
• Uniquely attractive appearance-It provides an exotic mood of romance with a unique appearance.
• Superior Finish---At least 8 coats of German Treffert coating system.
• High indoor air quality, Non-pollutant-Non-allergenic, natural product, no preservatives or irritable chemicals.
• Easy to maintain – Bamboo floors are low-maintenance and hassle-free, only needing the occasional dusting, wiping or vacuuming to keep it looking like new.
• Can be installed directly on concrete and/or sub-floors and can be installed below grade, unlike most solid hardwood flooring
• It can be glued down, nailed down or floated
• Bamboo is less expensive than most hardwoods and harder than oak

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FAQ About Bamboo Flooring

1. Why would I choose “Kondac” Bamboo Flooring over traditional hardwood flooring?

Bamboo is a “grass”- not wood. It is environmental sustainable; harvested from sustainable managed bamboo forest every 5 to 6 years, compare to 50 years plus for hardwood forest – a truly renewable resource to replace traditional hardwood flooring.

• Stability – Bamboo flooring is an extremely stable hardwood, a true reliable and consistent product.
• Value – Reasonably prices comparable to hardwood timber
• Termite resistant – 99.5% resistant to termites
• Healthy – No toxic fumes. With 0.01mg formaldehyde per cubic meter of air (<E1), the adhesive used to laminate the Bamboo strips that form the flooring. Off-gases 16% less than the European Standards (EN) of 0.13mg.

2. As the boards are pre-finished, can they be re-sanded later?

Yes. Bamboo flooring can be typically re-finished as you would for hardwood flooring. For flooring with stained colour please consults with qualified trade-person.

3. What type of finish (coating) is used and is it scratch resistant?
All our solid Bamboo flooring is protected against insects, rot and mildew during the manufacturing process. The surfaces are pre-finished with 8 layers German manufactured ‘KLUMPP’ water-based Polyurethane. The finishes are standard Semi-Gloss or Matt (High-Gloss by special order). Just like hardwood flooring all care should be taken to protect the finish. It is scratch resistant but damage caused by negligence or improper maintenance would void the warranty.

4. What about Stiletto High Heels?
High heels concentrate a person’s weight on a small point (estimate: 60kg person = approximately 150kg per square centimetre when taking a normal step). This kind of force can damage many types of flooring, fracturing ceramic tiles and perforating vinyl, as well as denting timber floors. While high heels in good condition may not damage bamboo floors, we recommend a ‘no high heel’ policy where practical.

5. Is bamboo flooring durable?
Yes, absolutely! The definition of ‘durable’ is capable of lasting, resisting wear. Most people related to “durability” as wear. By comparison the Vertical & Horizontal styles are comparable in hardness (wear) to Jarrah flooring; however the Strand Woven flooring is the 2nd hardest flooring on the planet – harder than all Australian hardwood timbers. Yes extremely durable!

6. Can I install bamboo flooring myself?
Yes you can. A home handyman with carpentry skills can install with appropriate guidelines.

7. What about warranty?
Lifetime limited residential, 10 years limited commercial (Includes joint integrity)

Bamboo Floorin Installation:

There are four different ways to install your bamboo flooring:

1.Floating floor (gluing the tongue and groove joints together over an underlay)

2.Secret nailing the floor down to a wood sub-floor.

3.Gluing the floor down to a concrete or wood floor.

4. Clicking the boards together over an underlay (uniclic only)

All need careful preparation: The floor must be clean, dry and level, if you have had newly laid concrete you must check for moisture. The bamboo flooring is a natural product and needs to acclimatise, place your flooring in the room/s which it will be laid, lay the boxes flat and open, leaving the floor in the boxes for minimum of 48 hours. If you do not let the flooring acclimatise you will have problems once laid. Because bamboo flooring is a natural product there will be differences in colour and patterns/grain, when you are ready to lay the flooring take it out of the boxes and inspect the colour/ pattern and build piles light, medium and dark. When you lay the floor you can stagger the colour/pattern throughout the whole area. With all panel flooring you should lay the boards in the line of the greatest natural light source.

Floating Floor (using underlay Cush’n’wood underlay) Once you have laid your underlay, place some 10mm spacers round your room once removed they will leave an expansion gap. Start to lay your flooring by gluing the tongue and groove joints (do not glue the boards to the underlay) together with waterproof PVA glue, stagger the planks in whatever pattern you want to achieve.

Secret Nailing.Prepare a plywood sub-floor, nail any loose areas that move or squeak. Sand and or plane any high spots, also fill any low areas, once the floor is level sweep/clean surface. The first row of the bamboo must be secured leaving a 10mm expansion gap, once the first row is straight and secure carry on building up the rows secret-nailing into the groove (min. three per plank) being careful not to go to close to the end to prevent splitting. PVA glue can be used as well to fully seal the floor, stagger the planks in whatever pattern you want to achieve.

Gluing down (concrete or wood floor) Prepare your floor first. If it is wood, sand and or plane any high spots also fill any low areas. If concrete use self leveling compound to level the floor, once the floor is level sweep/clean surface. Remove any chemicals/adhesives that may affect/react with the adhesive used to secure the flooring down. The first row must be secured leaving a 10mm expansion gap, once the first row is straight and secure carry on building up the rows by gluing them to the floor, stagger the planks in whatever pattern you want to achieve.

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