Causes Of Deformation Of Solid Wood Flooring

Generally speaking, the most common phenomenon in use is that the floor is tile-like or arched. This is caused by the dampness of the floor. The reasons for the dampness of the floor are roughly as follows:

(1) Moisture in the air (for example, Huangmeitian).

(2) If the floor is not completely dry, use cement to reinforce the keel.

(3) The keel and the fur floor are too wet.

(4) Use water-based glue.

(5) No special moisture-proof treatment is done in humid environments such as the first floor.

(6) The section where the stone ground meets the floor is not closed.

(7) Blisters (such as broken water pipes, balcony water ingress, etc.).

In addition, the product itself and improper construction can also cause arching. For example, improper drying treatment, insufficient health preservation, too low moisture content, too shallow back groove, insufficient expansion gap during construction, and too tight laying.