Month: October 2018

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  • 12mm Kronoswiss Standard (Not Aquastop) 1.332sqm
    1. zermet 55.944sqm
    2. Interlaken 19.98sqm
    3. 12mm oak lion 36sqm
    4. Oak ecru 17.31sqm
  • 8mm Kronoswiss Standard (Not Aquastop) 2.131
    1. Interlaken 15sqm
    1. Helsinki 12.786sqm
    2. Oristano 14.9sqm
    3. Santiago 8sqm
    4. Montreux oak 17.048sqm
    5. New legacy 53.2sqm
    6. Bourbon 29.8sqm
    7. American walnut 6.4sqm
    8. Dublin 14.917sqm
    9. Zermatt 10sqm
    10. Butternut 21.31sqm
    11. Doussie 6.39sqm
  • 12mm Aquastop:
    1. Interlanken oak D4202 4 boxes x1.332=5.328 sqm
    2. Oak Tan D4193 2 boxes x1.332=2.664 sqm
    3. Leysin oak 5.328 Sqm
    4. Natural Oak Brown：5.328sqm
  • 14mm Aquastop(1.482sqm 3pcs):
    1. sunset D4493 0 boxes (2.964 sqm)
    2. snow   D4494   3 boxes (4.446sqm)
    3. moon  D4498  2boxes(2.964 sqm)
    4. Beach D4492  2boxes(2.964 sqm)
    5. sunshine 10boxes (14.82sqm)
  • Aspire
  • 1 NSW spotted gum:  1box  （1.92sqm/box）
    2 Coastal blackbutt: 2 boxes x 1.92sqm =3.84sqm
    3 New England blackbutt: 2 boxes x 1.92sqm =3.84sqm
    4 spotted gum: 7boxes x 1.92=13.44sqm
    5 Sliver moon: 1 box 2.01sqm
    6 Buckskin: 1 box 2.01sqm
    7 Warm spring: 1 box 2.01sqm
    8 Barn oak:    3boxes x 2.01sqm=6.03sqm
    9 Staten island: 1 box 2.5sqm
  • Kronoswiss Gaint 12mm:
    1. Sunshire:  18 boxes x 1.482sqm= 26.676sqm
    2. Beach:    7 boxes x 1.482sqm= 10.374sqm
  • Select Engineered timber
    1. Blue gum(semi gloss 1 strip):  5 boxes x1.47sqm=7.35sqm
  • 12mm 1215 x 146 x 12 mm (1.7739 sqm per pack)
    1. 8208-7 cherry: 18sqm (most are damaged)
    2. Rosewood Semi Gloss LZ8617-10:
    3. sandle：16sqm
    4. sydney spotted gum：3.54sqm

  • Oakleaf AC4 1.6984
    1. aspen oak6.7936sqm (4pk)
    2. Limesmoke oak 54.3488sqm(32pk)
    3. Mystic oak 6.7936sqm(4pk)
    4. ivory 18.6824sqm (11pk)
    5. classic oak 5.0952sqm (3pk)
    6. spotted gum 5.0952sqm (3pk)
    7. Maritime oak 1.6984sqm (1pk)
  • Oakleaf AC3
    1. Weathered oak 42.46sqm(25pk)
    2. Limesmoke oak 44.1584sqm (26pk)
    3. Seashell 42.46sqm(25pk)
    4. Tawny oak 35.6664 (21pk)
  • 12mm GreenClic
    1. European oak (1.571) 78.55sqm (50pk)
    2. Sandle wood (1.532) 65sqm
    3. Grey oak (1.571) 12.568sqm (8pk)
    4. Lime oak (1.194) 16.716sqm (14pk)
    5. Oak (1.194) 58.506sqm(49pk)
    6. Golden Oak Semi Gloss（1.7739）:35.472sqm（14pk good+6pk broken）
    7. seashell（1.7739）: 5.32sqm
    8. Marble Semi Gloss（1.7739）:180.94sqm (102pk)
    9. White oak (1.571)3.142sqm(2pk)
    10. spotted gum(1.571) 7.855sqm (5pk)
    11. smoak oak(1.194) 8.358sqm(7pk)
    12. Kempas (1.7739) 129.5sqm (73pk)
  • Bamboo Greenclic 1.249
    1. Limewash 156 sqm(125pk)
    2. Dark Amber 159sqm(127pk)
    1. Chestnut 72 SQM(58pk)
    2. Ghost Gum 18sqm(10pk)
    3. Kempas 24 SQM(19pk)
    4. Natural semi gloss (130mm wide/1.43sqm)25.74sqm(18pk)
    5. champagne(1.5sqm/pk/): 12sqm(8pk)
  • 8mm GreenClic 1.907
    1. Meadow oak 15sqm (8pk)
    2. Alder 49.58sqm(26pk)
    3. Cherry 7.628sqm (4pk)
    4. Beech 17.163sqm(9pk)
    5. White oak 59sqm (31pk)
    6. Teak 3.8sqm（2pk)
    7. Spotted gum 7sqm (4pk)
  • 6mm Vinyl Plank (1.7568)
    • Grey vintage oak363.65sqm(207pk)
    • Walnut 210sqm(120pk)
    • Streambed409.35sqm (140pk)
    • Sapelli 184.46sqm
    • Spotted gum 195sqm (111pk)
  • regupol underlay.  About 40sqm

DAKO- orange pack

Marble: 55sqm

Quickstep:

  1. 12mm Jarrah, old order, 1 pack
  2. LPU1285 White Vintage Oak Plank 1 pack, old order
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Business relocation – bigger warehouse for floor boards

15/09/2011 by Steven Chen ·

When a family gets growing, like a newborn baby coming, people usually need to get a new house with more rooms. A business is the same. Thanks to the clients’ support during the past few years, our business has been developing to a new stage. The old place is nice, but felt smaller and smaller. More room is needed. We moved to a new place with double size of storage.

It took the last whole mother. We moved everything, tons of stocks, to the new warehouse. At the same time we have to operate the business as usual, check emails, make phone calls, schedule staff, and check inventories… we squeezed as much time as possible to do the major task of the month – moving. We hired a truck, a forklift, and I asked another two guys who usually just do the job on site to be back in warehouse and help us. So the truck and two forklifts can work together. Upload, shipping, download; upload, shipping download… one by one, very efficient.

Here are two pictures of the new warehouse. Just warehouse. The office and showroom are still in a big mess, of course.

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How to buy bamboo flooring?

Compared to traditional wooden flooring, we know now, bamboo flooring is used more and more due to its Eco friendly and wood-appearance features. We use bamboo products in our houses, we are protecting our forest, get the wood-like surface and save some money.

We know bamboo flooring is good. The problem now is how can we choose the bamboo floor correctly to fit our flooring needs.

First question we have to ask ourselves is what is the sub floor we currently have, wooden or concrete slab. If it is wooden or particle boards sub floor, you can use any types of bamboo floor you like. If it is concrete slab, you’d better choose bamboo strand woven click lock floating floor. Because if you want to use Tongue & Groove type floor, which need to be nailed down by secret nails, you have to spend extra money laying a wooden sub floor or batten first before you install the bamboo T & G floor.

Personally, I like to use the bamboo strand woven floating floor, no matter whether the sub floor is wooden or concrete. Strand woven bamboo is the hardest bamboo, even harder than most hardwood floor. Because it is floating, no matter what problem happens in the future, it is easy to fix and replace. And most important of all, it costs much less than traditional hardwood floor.

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How to know the moisture content of the sub floor.

Before we lay the timber or floating floor, we need to know if the moisture content of the sub floor is suitable for flooring.

There are basically three methods: Preliminary test, Electrical resistance test and Hygrometer test. Both Electrical resistance test and Hygrometer test need expensive equipment to do the tests. Here we’d like to introduce the preliminary test,which is the easiest way. Anyone can do it.

A piece of impervious material such as polyethylene or vinyl sheeting (at least 600×600 mm). It is placed on the surface of the concrete slab to be tested and sealed through around all edges with moisture free sealing compounds. After a period of not less than 24 hours, the covered portion of the concrete slab is inspected for dampness. If this area is even slightly darker in colour than the remainder of the slab, the sub floor shall be considered too wet. Otherwise, it is dry sufficiently to lay floor on.

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How to choose the right underlay for floating floor?

Floating floors are getting more and more popular due to their easy installation and pleasing quality. Every time before we lay the floating floors, we need to lay underlay first to provide insulation against sound and moisture. How can we tell the quality of underlays? Of course usually, the more expensive,  the better. But we just want to choose the right one to meet our flooring condition without wasting money.

If you are living in a house or ground floor of an apartment building, you can use any underlay you like. Just choose one from the list of our website. If you are a unit with someone else living under, you have to choose the underlay which at least has an acoustic test certificate from third parties, which will avoid you from big trouble in the future.

Choosing the right underlay is simple, but important. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.

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How can we tell the quality of timber floors

When we choose the timber for flooring, the first thing we have to ask is whether the one we are going to use is of good quality. Usually we use the Janka rating as a measure of the wood’s hardness. The higher the number, the harder the wood. Below is the list of the Janka rating for various woods.

Species Name Janka Rating
Alpine ash 4.9
Australian Beech 8
Blackbutt 8.9
Brush Box 9.1
Ironbark 14
Jarrah 8.5
Spotted Gum 10.1
Sydney Blue Gum 8.1
Tallowwood 8.6
Tasmanian Oak 4.5-8.0
Bamboo 7-8
Bamboo Strandwoven 14-15

 

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How to Maintain Your Bamboo, Timber and Laminate Floors

Bamboo floor, timber floor and laminate floor are relatively easy to take care of compared to carpets. But they still need routine maintenance.

  • Keep the floor away from water. If the area is flooded because of water pipe leaking, the floor will definitely get damaged. If you drop a glass of water, wipe off with towel as soon as possible.
  • Leave grit, especially sand outside when you walk inside. The grit will gradually grinds into the floor and abrades the finish. Use a vacuum cleaning frequently to clean the floor with a soft floor brush.
  • Put a door mat at every external door way.
  • Put adhesive furniture pads under table and chair legs

If you can use your floor carefully and keep it clean, the floor usually lasts much longer.

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AC Rating on Laminate Flooring

When we are dealing with cliets, we are often asked how durable is the laminate flooring. Here is a widely-accepted standard, AC rating to denote the durability level of laminate flooring. The rating of the floor boards are decided by considering the laminate’s resistance to brasion, impact, stains and cigarette burns. According to the product’s durability, the rating can leveled from AC1- AC5

AC1: House, One Person, Residential, Moderate traffic: Suitable for bedrooms or guest rooms;

AC2: Residential, General Traffic: Suitable for living rooms or dining rooms

AC3: Residential, Heavy Traffic: Suitable for all areas

AC3: Commercial, Moderate Traffic: Hotel rooms, small office

AC4: Commercial, General Traffic: Office, boutique, café

AC5: Commercial, Heavy Traffic: Public buildings, department stores

Usually our products are just AC3, because the course surface texture of AC4 and AC5 is too rough for bare feet, which will make users very uncomfortable.

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Two methods for skirting and beading

There are basically two methods to deal with the existing skirting when we lay the floor.
Method 1: Remove skirtings and install the new/old skirting back after laying the floor.
Method 2: Leave skirtings in place and cover the expansion gap by nailing a bead of quad to the skirting.
Method 2 is the easier way. When using method 1, we have remove the skirtings first, which are usually fixed to the wall by nails or glue. Some minor damages may be caused to skirtings and wall. Some touch-up paints have to be done after installation.