HOME & BUSINESS WOODEN FABRICATION (Interior & Exterior Art Works)

1) WOODEN CEILING

2) WPCs PANNEL WALL CLADDING

3) WOODEN PANELING

4) WOODEN PALING

5) WOODEN CROWN MOLDING

6) WAINSCOTING

7) WOODEN BASEBOARD

8) WOODEN FLOORING [A] Laminate Flooring [B] Timber Flooring [C] Vinyl /PVC Flooring

WOODEN CEILING

WPCs PANNEL WALL CLADDING

WOODEN PANELING

WOODEN PALING

WOODEN CROWN MOLDING

WAINSCOTING

WOODEN BASEBOARD

WOODEN FLOORING

[A] Laminate Flooring

Wood floors are a beautiful option for any home they also happen to be kind of expensive for the homeowners on a budget. Laminate wood flooring can be a great alternative. We have customers come into the store all the time wanting to know exactly what laminate wood flooring is & how it differs from hardwood flooring. In this blog post, I’ll answer those questions and explain the benefits and drawbacks of laminate wood. Despite its name laminate wood flooring or laminate floors isn’t wood it just does a really good job of looking like wood rather it’s a synthetic flooring product that fuses several different materials under high pressure known as lamination.

LAMINATE WOOD FLOOR PLANK IS MADE UP OF 4 LAYERS

1: Wear Layer

– A top anti-resistance wear layer that protects the surface from scratches. A high resistant Wood Floor will have a rating of AC4 to AC5 (For reference check out our AC4 Class Grade Floors by AGT PARKE)

2: Decorative Layer

– Printed layer that mimics the look of hardwood floors.

3: Core Board

– The core board is the High-Density Fiberboard made our of Wood Fibers. The water-resistance of your flooring depends on the quality of the HDF Board used to manufacture Laminate Wood Floors.

4: Balance Paper

– Lastly, the bottom layer includes a balance paper that levels and provide protection from below the floor for any imperfections.

Most laminate wood flooring includes a moisture-resistant layer of resin and fiberboard topped by a high-resolution photograph of natural wood flooring the photograph is protected by a hard clear cellulose coating that can handle the normal foot traffic within a home, flooring can be made to look like most traditional hardwood floors like cherry, oak, maple, ash, birch and others at a much cheaper price.

If a type of hardwood flooring exists there is likely a laminate counterpart that looks just like it there are a lot of reasons why we recommend laminate flooring to my customers. The most compelling reason is the price, hardwood floors aren’t cheap especially if you want to put them down in a big room or several rooms throughout your home or office if you are on a budget laminate can provide some serious financial relief.

[B] Timber Flooring

Timber flooring is a product of nature. It’s also commonly known as wood flooring and hardwood flooring in the market. Timber flooring is a product that manufactured from timber to provide warm and an easy feeling on the feet.

Timber flooring that constructed with more than 1 layer of wood

Can be 2 layers, 3 layers, 4 layers to 11 layers or more

Majority in the market now is 3 layers and multilayer (above 5 layers)

Usually is odd number construction, however is not necessarily odd number

Basically the construction of engineered timber flooring can be divided in to 3 part: Top, Core and Bottom.

[C] Vinyl /PVC Flooring

Vinyl flooring is a synthetic flooring material that is durable, affordable and easy to install. Vinyl is commonly confused with other types of flooring such as linoleum and laminate flooring. Luxury vinyl tile and planks are increasingly popular due to their versatility, ability to hold up in moist environments and realistic wood plank and stone tile appearance. So, which one is best for your home? To answer this question, you must first understand the differences between these popular flooring options.