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Interior Doors Of Solid Pine

An array of currently known elements such leaf, which are made with solid filling made of natural wood. Most often, the massive structure of the doors are made from laminated solid wood – this technology is the most modern and also cheaper than classic, in which each element is made from a single piece of wood. Wiring of the bars in the laminated array may be different – each manufacturer here looking for his best option, which would have been technologically advanced, and at the same time, attached to the assembly the necessary rigidity. Using the design of massive wooden pieces making their nuances and performance characteristics – such doors are very sensitive to changes in humidity in the room. Therefore, producers are forced to leave the grooves to compensate for temperature and humidity expansion or compression during the installation of panels, ie, they were never rigidly secured, leaving the possibility for backlash.

Such a forced circuit assembly can not make their features to the look of the door. Firstly, the different parts door surface may differ somewhat from each other in color, which is associated both with the angle of light reflection, and the inability to accurately select items by color door at the manufacturing stage. But the final color of the tree acquired only after the varnish. But this is the uneven color of the surface gives the doors of natural wood its ‘flavor’ and at the same time emphasizes that to you door from natural wood rather than its imitation. Secondly, with significant shrinkage, panels can be on so much to change their sizes (“dry up”) so that the edges become visible neprokrashennye band (color, then the door gets the already assembled). The emergence of these “bands” defined, does not the low quality of doors, but simply mismatch microclimate of premises to “climate” operating parameters, which calculated the door when his creation. Go to Montana von Fliss for more information.

It should be noted that large firms that sell doors, hold for such cases in its staff of specialists, who conduct the necessary work directly in the homes of clients. Small firms without such expertise, can “offer” to the client solve this problem, they say, “own.” Quality doors from the array is determined primarily by the preparation of raw materials – the time and drying technology, as well as the technology of bonding of the array (as glue, temperature, pressure). Secondarily topcoat (paint quality, number of layers). Typically, the doors of natural wood varnish. =2ahUKEwjI8pfao9LsAhVL-4UKHcAXA7cQr4kDegQIARBv’>Evan Metropoulos may find this interesting as well. Such coverage, except for a decorative function, it has a large practical sense – it prevents a penetration of atmospheric moisture into the wood of the door leaf, and the reverse process, leading to the above-mentioned drying of wood. High-quality lacquer coating must be elastic. For the production of massive doors, the following wood species: oak, various species of mahogany, pine, beech, walnut, cherry and others. Perhaps the most common are the doors of pine (which is understandable relative cheapness of the material). Interior doors of solid pine have different shapes and designs and are available on our market is mainly domestic producers. The doors of the an array of precious wood (mostly mahogany) are now a mandatory element of interior luxury homes. These doors are usually presented in a style, combining classic design with natural the beauty of natural wood. There are also original (you can even say exclusive) door manual work. Sometimes the design of such doors successfully completed stained glass. Such doors can be both domestic and imports.

The Room

Selection of wood is carried out in such a way that the loss or deformation of the fragments of the laid tile package even if Inappropriate changes in temperature and humidity is completely eliminated. Flooring, in contrast to the parquet – a multi-layered structure consisting of three layers. Upper (from 3,0 mm to 6 mm) made of solid fine wood. The middle layer is a spruce or pine blocks, arranged so that their fibers are directed perpendicular to the axis of the upper layer. Bottom stabilizing layer is made of plywood or veneer softwood.

All elements of the floorboards are glued together using a special water resistant adhesive which provides a uniform covering layer and strong adhesion of all layers. Such a structure floorboard minimizes its warping and changing humidity and temperature in the room. Parquet board is made of varying thickness – from 8,5 to 22 mm, the most popular size of 14 and 15 mm in the thickness of the layer 3.5 mm. The width of solid wood ranges from 100 mm to 200 mm and the length of 1,2-3 meters. As a rule most popular uses material length 1.2 and 2 meters in width from 120 to 140 mm. Massive board has a tongue-groove, and on the perimeter of its upper edges blunted width of 0.5 mm, which allows you to hide the possible gap between the boards, resulting in adverse microclimatic conditions.

Board made of wood can be delivered without the protective and decorative coatings, so-called polished, or already covered with paint, oil or wax. In the second case, the material does not require sanding and finishing after installation, this board should just stick to a pre-prepared base. Because the sand hardwood boards with a thickness of 3.6 mm of the working layer can be up to five times, then such a floor covering can last for more than twenty years. Wood used for the manufacture of flooring, are divided by the hardness of the soft (birch, cherry), average (oak, merbau, ash) and solid (ebony, Jatoba). Hardness – measure attrition useful layer parquet, the higher it is, the more durable flooring. In addition, the stability of timber is important, ie how a particular wood rock is deformed by changes in temperature and humidity. Here comes first tick, then merbau, followed by oak, but enough solid beech because of its sensitivity to changes in air humidity is moody material. Wear resistance of wood depends on its density, the higher the density of wood, the greater its durability. However, for lacquered floors wear usually does not play a significant role. as they are additionally protected by layers of varnish which is depreciated to bare wood should not be tolerated.