Jinming Factory Price Waterproof LVT 300x600mm Stone Grain Dry Back Flooring
Product Detailed Information
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Name |
LVT Stone Grain Dry Back Flooring |
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Usage |
Family environment,Business environment,Public places, Light industrial environment |
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Function |
Waterproof, Fire Retardant, Scratch Resistant, Easy to Clean and Take Care of |
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Materials |
Stone powder and PVC plastics |
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Wear layer |
0.1mm; 0.15mm; 0.2mm; 0.3mm; 0.5mm; 0.7mm |
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Using places |
Residential house like living room, bedroom, dinning room restaurants, hotels, shops and so on |
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Warranty |
5 to 20 years |
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Original Place |
Nanjing, China |
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FOB Port |
Nanjing, Shanghai, Ningbo, Tianjin |
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Payment term |
T/T, L/C |
The Differences between Dry Back Flooring and Looselay Flooring
1.Dry Back Flooring
Definition: Dry back flooring refers to flooring products that do not have a pre-attached adhesive backing. Instead, they require a separate adhesive to be applied to the subfloor or the back of the tiles/planks during installation.
Installation Method: The adhesive is spread onto the subfloor, and the flooring is then laid onto the adhesive. Alternatively, the adhesive can be applied directly to the back of each tile or plank.
Advantages:
(1)Provides a strong, permanent bond to the subfloor.
(2) Suitable for high-traffic areas due to its durability.
(3) Can be used in both residential and commercial settings.
2. Looselay Flooring:
Definition: Loose lay flooring is designed to be installed without the need for adhesive. The flooring planks or tiles are laid directly onto the subfloor and rely on their weight, friction, and sometimes a gripper underlay to stay in place.
Installation Method: The flooring is simply laid down on the subfloor, and the planks or tiles are interlocked or placed close together. Some loose lay flooring may have a special backing that provides grip to prevent movement.
Advantages:
(1)Easy and quick to install, making it a good option for DIY projects.
(2)Can be easily removed or replaced, which is ideal for temporary installations or rental properties.
(3)No need for adhesive, which reduces mess and drying time.
Key Differences Summary:
Adhesive Use: Dry back flooring requires adhesive, while loose lay flooring does not.
Installation Ease: Loose lay is generally easier and faster to install, whereas dry back requires more preparation and time.
Durability: Dry back flooring tends to be more durable and stable, especially in high-traffic areas, compared to loose lay flooring.
Removability: Loose lay flooring is easier to remove or replace, making it more suitable for temporary installations or areas where changes may be needed frequently.
Charactractics
1. Appearance:
Stone Grain Design: Mimics the look of natural stone, such as slate, marble, or travertine, with realistic textures and patterns.
Large Format Tiles: The 12x24 inch size provides a modern, sleek appearance and can make spaces look larger by reducing the number of seams.
Variety of Colors and Finishes: Available in a range of colors and finishes to match different interior design styles, from rustic to contemporary.
2. Material and Construction:
Vinyl Composition: Made from multiple layers, including a wear layer, printed design layer, and core layer, which provide durability and stability.
Dry Back Feature: Does not come with pre-attached adhesive; requires a separate adhesive for installation.
Thickness: Typically ranges from 2mm to 5mm, depending on the product, with a thicker wear layer offering better durability.
3. Durability:
Scratch and Stain Resistance: The wear layer protects against scratches, stains, and scuffs, making it suitable for high-traffic areas.
Water Resistance: Fully waterproof, making it ideal for moisture-prone areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.
Long Lifespan: With proper care, LVT stone grain flooring can last 10–20 years or more.
4. Installation:
Dry Back Installation: Requires adhesive to be applied to the subfloor or the back of the tiles during installation.
Subfloor Preparation: Needs a clean, smooth, and level subfloor for proper adhesion.
Professional Installation Recommended: While DIY installation is possible, professional installation ensures a seamless and long-lasting result.
5. Comfort and Maintenance:
Comfort Underfoot: Softer and warmer underfoot compared to natural stone, providing a more comfortable walking surface.
Easy to Clean: Requires minimal maintenance—regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a mild cleaner are sufficient.
Low Maintenance: Unlike natural stone, it does not require sealing or polishing.
6. Applications:
Residential Use: Ideal for living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.
Commercial Use: Suitable for offices, retail spaces, and other commercial areas due to its durability and low maintenance.
Moisture-Prone Areas: Perfect for spaces where water resistance is essential.
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