1. Material requirements
Not all wood floors are suitable for underfloor heating. The choice of floor heating wood floor must meet many conditions, such as whether the size of the wood floor is warm, whether the heat transfer is good, and the water absorption rate of the wood floor cannot exceed 2.5%.
2. Stability requirements
Due to the poor stability of wooden floors, thermal expansion and contraction are prone to occur, resulting in problems such as warping of wooden floors. Therefore, many wooden floors are not suitable for floor heating. Only wood floors with better thermal stability are more suitable for floor heating.
3. Waterproof and mildew proof requirements
Generally speaking, the waterproof and mildew-proof performance of wooden floors is relatively poor. As long as it encounters water, if it is not treated in time, it will cause problems such as mildew, cracking, and warping of wooden floors, which will not only affect the appearance, but also affect the use of floor heating. Very unsafe. In addition, try to order with big brand merchants to ensure the safety of quality and will not affect the later use.