What is floor health care? Why should flooring be kept in good condition?

The difference between floor health and floor maintenance is just a word, but its meaning is completely different. Simply put, 'health preservation' is the job of manufacturers, who use years of experience in the industry to adopt more professional techniques in order to produce high-quality and trusted flooring. And "maintenance" mainly depends on how the homeowner treats the floor after installation. If you want your floor to be as clean and youthful as your face, you need to put in effort and take care of it with some "skincare products".

Every floor is a life from the forest. The trees growing in every corner have their own "personalities", such as varying moisture content, density, and hardness values. The difference may be due to different tree species, but if the tree species are the same, the relevant values may also vary due to different environments. So, before the logs become flooring, they must adapt to the environment of the installation site, especially the local temperature and humidity.

The existence of floor life lies in its shrinkage and expansion. The process of storing it for a period of time before installation to adapt to the temperature and humidity environment of the installation site is called floor health preservation. Health preservation not only balances the moisture content of the entire floor, but also eliminates the internal stress of the floor. The health conditions are generally controlled at a relative humidity of 45% -55%; The moisture content is between 8% and 12%.

The health care process is to some extent an important factor in determining the quality of flooring. Common problems such as warping, arching, and cracks in wooden flooring that we commonly encounter. If the health care program is done well, the adaptability of the flooring will be stronger, and the occurrence of common problems will be greatly reduced.