How to lay the wooden floor so that the floor is no longer afraid of rainy days?

In the rainy season, the indoor humidity is two or three times as high as usual. More ventilation makes indoor air flow easy to take away excess moisture, which is an important means to keep indoor dry. Now the weather is changeable, and it often rains for several days, so it is better to open windows for ventilation on sunny days, and it is best not to open windows at will when it rains. In this changeable weather, it is necessary to prevent the rain floating in the window from causing water accumulation on the floor, which has a lot to do with the deformation and uplift of the wooden floor in the future. "If it rains and the ground feels wet, you can use a dry mop to suck up the water in time. If it is not ideal, you can turn on the air conditioner at home and dehumidify the room through dehumidification function. Doing daily care is also the key to improve the moisture-proof performance of wood floors. Waxing can prevent the floor surface from being attacked by moisture in wet weather and prolong the service life of the wood floor. But don't wax too often. The newly installed wooden floor should be waxed for the first time after half a month or one month, and then waxed once every six months. During daily cleaning and maintenance, just wipe the floor surface with a soaked and wrung rag or mop until it doesn't drip, then open the doors and windows to let the air circulate and blow dry the floor as soon as possible.

In fact, the key to the moisture-proof performance of wood flooring lies in the paving process. Only by taking moisture-proof measures when paving can we get twice the result with half the effort in the future use process. When the wooden floor is laid, it is necessary to do a good job of moisture prevention, which mainly includes three aspects. First, before the wooden floor is laid, it is best to lay a layer of moisture-proof cloth, add a layer of moisture-proof mat, and then lay the floor. Through two layers of moisture-proof treatment, the moisture on the ground can be well isolated from the floor. Secondly, due to heat expansion and cold contraction, when summer comes, the wooden floor will expand to varying degrees.

Therefore, if you decorate the wooden floor in spring and autumn, you must ask the installer to leave enough expansion joints, the size is generally1~1.2cm. In this way, when summer comes, the floor will not tilt up because there is no room for expansion; Third, when the wooden floor is paved, there are certain requirements for the selection of the skirting line, and the thickness is preferably1.5cm. Only in this way can we ensure that the floor has enough expansion joints when it expands with heat and contracts with cold. In addition, if the floor pavement unit area exceeds eight square meters, it is necessary to set up a divider to separate the excess area, which can also play a good role in preventing the deformation of the floor heave.