Look for big brands when buying floors, and don't "have three noes" floors.
If the floor sold by the merchant is said to be imported and the outer packaging is all in English, don't believe it.
Be sure to have the merchant's import certificate and Chinese logo
Second, look at the instructions on the floor.
The instructions of the floor will have the values of various indicators, which must be read, especially the moisture content of the floor and the paving method of the floor.
In this way, you can know that this kind of floor is not suitable for your own room, and the moisture content must be similar to the air you live in, so as to ensure the life of the floor.
Third, look at the environmental protection sign on the floor.
For floors, especially multi-layer solid wood floors, the state has stipulated that environmental protection standards must be passed, and this is marked.
So at that time, we must let the merchants have environmental protection signs, and also pay attention to the fact that the floors of the merchants and the environmental protection signs are the same batch of goods.
Fourth, look at the paint on the floor surface.
The paint surface of the floor is closely related to the service life of the floor. If you want to buy a high-quality wooden floor, you must ask about the treatment process of varnish surface, the adhesion of paint surface and the thickness of paint surface.
If the paint surface is too thick, there will be no original flavor of the floor, but if the paint surface is too thin, the wear resistance will decrease.
When choosing a floor, don't choose a color that is too far from the color difference of the log. The greater the color difference, the more color essence used in the floor, and the less environmentally friendly it is.
5. Look at the weight of the floor.
When buying floors, weigh the floors by hand, and it is best to compare them with each other, especially the floors in the same batch must be weighed.
Almost the same weight of flooring comes from the same timber merchant.