What are the common wood floor materials?

1. Types of solid wood materials

The wood species used for solid wood sports flooring require beautiful textures, moderate hardness and softness, and good dimensional stability and processability. Commonly used tree species for solid wood sports flooring are stipulated in the national standards: white birch, southwestern birch, hematoxylin, manchurian ash, gamba bean, gamba bean, aquamarine, small-leaf green, white oak, red oak, and bitter oak. , oak, beech, teak, birch, woodpod, fragrant two-winged bean, balsam pea, etc.

Maple birch flooring

2. Characteristics of solid wood material

Manchurian ash and southwestern birch have better wood grains and can achieve good natural effects. . Liu'an wood and walnut wood are ideal in color and have a strong sense of overall ground quality. Compas, Mujiadou, Hongmeijia, etc. have darker color, high hardness, heavy specific gravity, and dense structure, so they can be made into imitation mahogany floors. Higher-end solid wood sports floors include teak, sandalwood, maple, oak, beech, rosewood, etc., with more ideal patterns, colors, and hardness, but of course more expensive.

3. Origin of solid wood materials

Many tree species have similar texture and appearance, but the prices vary greatly. In addition to the imitation mahogany mentioned above, oak wood produced in southwest my country is very similar to American oak, domestic green gangwood and imported beech. If you choose carefully and with skillful construction, you can get it at a low price. Elegant and luxurious floor effect.

Teak wood is mainly produced in Myanmar and Thailand in Southeast Asia. The wood is tawny to dark brown. There are often dark black stripes on the string surface. The surface feels oily to the touch. The wood is shiny and has a leather smell when it is newly cut. It is a valuable floor material.

Oak wood is mainly produced in Changbai Mountain and Northeast my country. The wood is light yellow in color, with straight grain and silvery pattern on the string surface.