In recent years, SPC flooring is becoming more and more popular among the masses for its durability, waterproofness and easy maintenance. In the field of building materials, in order to meet the needs of modern construction, SPC floor splicing methods are becoming more and more diversified, such as herringbone splicing, herringbone splicing, 369 splicing, I-beam splicing and tilt I-beam splicing, and so on, these splicing splicing methods open up a world full of creativity for SPC flooring.
Flat Buckle Splicing: The edge of the SPC floor for a simple plane splicing, so that the edge of the two pieces of flooring close to the edge. This splicing method is relatively simple to install, low cost, close connection between the plates, not easy to appear gaps, can provide better stability, so that the floor surface is relatively flat, walking feel more comfortable. However, the installation process usually need to use glue and other adhesives, may release formaldehyde and other harmful substances, not environmentally friendly, and if the glue is not good quality or construction is not appropriate, the later may appear open glue phenomenon, affecting the service life of the floor .
Lock Splicing: Through the mortise and tenon structure of the SPC floor boards are closely connected together, without glue. Installation is easy and fast, environmental protection and can save construction time and cost. Locking structure makes the connection between the floor more solid, can effectively prevent the floor due to thermal expansion and contraction or daily use of the displacement, warping and other problems, to ensure the integrity and stability of the floor, and later dismantling is also more convenient, easy to later maintenance or replacement. However, the precision requirements of the floor is high, if the size or shape of the floor has deviation, it may lead to locking can not be tightly combined. In addition, the locking part may be worn due to frequent installation and disassembly, affecting the tightness of its connection.
Herringbone Splicing: SPC Flooring panels are spliced crosswise at an angle to form a herringbone-like pattern. Commonly used in large areas of the floor pavement, can increase the sense of space and visual effect of the hierarchy, so that the overall decoration is more dynamic and beautiful, but the installation process is relatively complex, requires a high level of construction technology and experience, or else it is easy to splicing is not neat, and due to the cutting of the plate and splicing method, will cause a certain amount of waste of materials, the cost is also relatively high.
Fishbone Splicing: The SPC floor boards are cross-spliced at a specific angle to form a pattern similar to a fishbone. Commonly used in rectangular rooms or corridors, it can make the floor present a unique geometric pattern, bringing a fashionable and exquisite feeling to the space. It is difficult to install and requires a high level of skill on the part of the constructor, requiring precise measurement and cutting of the boards to ensure the perfect presentation of the fishbone shape, while material loss is also relatively high, resulting in higher costs.
Wide and Narrow Splicing: SPC Flooring panels are spliced alternately in different widths to form patterns of varying widths. Often used to create unique decorative effects, it can increase the variation and visual appeal of the floor, making the space more lively and interesting.
I-Word Paving Method: The splicing seams of the SPC floor are aligned, and the splices of each row of flooring are arranged in a ladder-like manner, which is similar to the shape of ‘step-by-step’, and also resembles the Chinese character ‘工’, which is why it is called centre paving method or I-word paving method. This method of paving is simple, efficient, and can give people a neat, smooth visual experience, is a more common splicing method.
The benefits of the different splicing methods of GKBM SPC flooring are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also offer practical advantages such as improved installation efficiency, reduced material waste and enhanced durability. Hi-Tech SPC flooring has a precise interlocking mechanism that ensures a tight and secure fit, minimising the risk of gaps and uneven surfaces. In addition, the versatility of these splicing methods allows for seamless transitions between different flooring materials, creating cohesive and visually appealing spaces. Whether combining SPC thick planks with other flooring types or incorporating decorative elements, these splicing methods offer architects, interior designers and homeowners a wealth of design opportunities. For more options, contact info@gkbmgroup.com
Post time: Sep-06-2024
