False floor

What is a false floor?

False flooring, also known as reinforced wood flooring, generally consists of four layers: wear-resistant layer, decorative layer, high-density substrate layer, and moisture-proof layer. This type of flooring has stable quality and good flatness, and due to the addition of some artificial chemical materials, its functions are more diverse.

In architectural design, false floors are often used as dividing layers to establish a spatial hierarchy between two floors to enhance the three-dimensional and spatial sense of the building. For example, in some high-rise buildings or large shared multi-story buildings, false floor tiles can be used to place some common equipment, such as refrigerators, air conditioners, distribution boxes, etc.

In addition, the false wood flooring also has good sound insulation and thermal insulation effects. Its material is relatively hard, with low thermal conductivity, which can effectively regulate indoor temperature and humidity and has a certain degree of insulation performance. In interior design, the use of sandwich flooring is also very widespread. Its thickness and texture can be adjusted as needed to adapt to different design styles and needs. Meanwhile, due to its flat surface, easy cleaning and maintenance, it is also suitable for various indoor environments.

Types of false floor tiles

False floor tiles, also known as reinforced wood flooring, are composed of four layers: wear-resistant layer, decorative layer, high-density substrate layer, and moisture-proof layer. Faux brick flooring is processed from artificial chemical materials, so there are more choices in floor characteristics and functions. According to different processes and effects, sandwich flooring can be of the following types:

Crystal surface: This type of floor surface is basically flat and easy to clean. It has good aesthetics and feel, as well as good sound absorption and insulation effects. Relief surface: This type of floor looks like it has wood grain patterns, which are beautiful and elegant, while also retaining some characteristics of wooden flooring, such as sound absorption and insulation effects. Lock buckle flooring: This type of flooring can control the horizontal and vertical displacement of the floor and prevent it from warping, and its silent function makes it more comfortable to use. Silent flooring: This type of flooring can increase foot feel and also provide sound absorption and insulation effects. Waterproof flooring: This type of flooring is coated with waterproof materials at the grooves to prevent external moisture from entering, and at the same time, its internal formaldehyde is not easily released, which not only improves environmental protection but also extends the service life of the flooring.