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The Differences Between Pre-finished and Unfinished of Hardwood Floors

Lots of people may curious about the differences between pre-finished and unfinished while choosing the hardwood floor. Pre-finished hardwood floors are wooden floors that have been finished in a factory, which means that you or your contractor do not have to spend time sanding and finishing your flooring in your property. It’s the more convenient and time-efficient choice. Nevertheless, since …

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FloorScore® certificate of Multi-layer Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Orignal source https://www.scsglobalservices.com/services/floorscore FloorScore® is the most recognized indoor air quality (IAQ) certification standard for hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments. Developed by SCS with the Resilient Floor Covering Institute (RFCI), a leading industry trade association of flooring manufacturers and suppliers, it qualifies for many green building schemes including LEED v4.1, WELL, BREEAM, CHPS, and Green Globes.

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bamboo flooring inspector,grader,quality inspection,quality control ,Grading Rules,sourcing service,test,factory auditing

PRODUCT FEATURES:• DIMENSIONS: 72.83″ x 5.12″ x .47″ (1850mm x 130mm x 12mm) • FINISH: TrueMark® Glaze Tek • HARDNESS: Averages 160% harder than oak • CONSTRUCTION: Premium Xcora Engineered Strand Bamboo • EDGE: Hand Crafted Micro Bevel • SURFACE: Smooth with natural graining • PROFILE: Tongue & Groove • RESIDENTIAL WARRANTIES: Limited Lifetime StructuralLimited 25 Year Finish • COMMERCIAL …

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Construction, Finish,Surface,Inspection and testing, Engineered Hardwood Flooring inspector,grader,quality inspection,quality control ,Grading Rules,sourcing service,test,factory auditing

Species: White OakColor: NaturalWidth: 5″Thickness: 1/2″ with a 2 mm wear layerLength: 24″ to 72″Construction: EngineeredFinish: Treffert UV Acrylic coating wire brushed and smooth finishSurface: Wire BrushedInstallation: Glue, Nail, Staple, FloatSQ FT Per Box Quantity: 22

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