Laminate flooring, scientifically named impregnated paper laminated wood flooring, is generally composed of four layers of materials, namely the wear - resistant layer, the decorative layer, the high - density substrate layer, and the balance (moisture - proof) layer.

Main Characteristics

• Wear - resistant and Damage - resistant: The wear - resistant layer has high hardness. Even when scratched with a sharp hard object, it only leaves a shallow mark. Its pollution - resistance, corrosion - resistance, compression - resistance, and impact - resistance are superior to most wooden floors.

• Easy to Maintain: The wear - resistant layer has good wear - resistance, compression - resistance, impact - resistance, as well as fire - retardant and chemical - pollution - resistant properties. For daily cleaning, a wrung - out cloth, mop, or vacuum cleaner is sufficient. When there are greasy or dirty stains, just wipe with a cloth dipped in a cleaning agent.

• Cost - effective: The wear - resistant layer, decorative layer, and balance layer are artificially printed, and the substrate is made of fast - growing forest wood, resulting in a lower cost than solid wood flooring. It can be produced on a large scale. Due to different substrates, the price varies greatly, meeting the needs of people from all walks of life.

• Rich in Colors and Patterns: The decorative layer can present a variety of colors and patterns through design, simulating various natural or artificial patterns, meeting personalized design requirements, and being suitable for different decoration styles.

• Good Fire - resistance: It reaches B1 - level fire - retardant performance, which is safer compared to other wooden floors.