Solid Wood Balcony Flooring

Product Specifications

Basic Information

Model	Wood Floor (WPC)
Usage	Commercial / Residential
Species	European Oak / American Walnut
Dimensions	600mm x 90mm x 15mm

Logistics Data

Package Size	200cm * 80cm * 4.5cm
Gross Weight	30.00kg
Transport	Palletized
Capacity	600,000 pieces

Attribute	Specification Details
Product Name	Artisan Herringbone Solid Wood Flooring
Construction	5-layer engineered solid wood for maximum stability
Wood Species	100% European White Oak (Quercus Petraea)
Pattern	Traditional 45° Herringbone (Pre-assembled panels)
Surface Finish	UV-Cured Matte Lacquer with Ceramic Bead Reinforcement
Wear Layer	3.5mm Sandable Solid Wood Layer
Installation	Click-Lock System with Pre-attached Underlayment
Rating	AC4 Commercial Grade

Our Advantages

1

Natural Beauty Offers a warm, organic, and timeless look with unique grain patterns that synthetic materials cannot replicate.

2

Extreme Durability High-density construction ensures resistance to wear, scratches, and heavy foot traffic for decades.

3

Slip Resistance Natural wood texture provides superior traction compared to smooth tiles, ensuring safety even when wet.

4

Eco-Friendly Utilizing renewable wood resources and certified sustainable forestry practices.

5

Thermal Comfort Remains cooler than PVC in summer and provides a forgiving, comfortable surface underfoot.

6

Weather Resistance Inherent natural oils protect against moisture, rot, and decay in various environmental conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best type of wood for outdoor balcony use?

Popular choices include Ipe for durability, Teak for water resistance, and Cedar for a budget-friendly natural resistance to decay. Thermally modified woods like Ash also offer excellent stability.

How do I maintain my solid wood flooring?

Regular sweeping and annual cleaning with specialized wood cleaners are recommended. Applying a protective sealant or oil every 1-2 years helps maintain color and water repellency.

Will the wood change color over time?

Yes, natural wood develops a silvery-gray patina over time due to UV exposure. This can be slowed significantly by using UV-inhibiting sealants.

Is this flooring slippery when wet?

Generally, solid wood is less slippery than tile or composite decking because of its natural grain and texture. Regular cleaning to prevent algae growth ensures maximum safety.

What are the benefits of the Click-Lock system?

The Click-Lock system allows for faster, glue-free installation. It often comes with pre-attached underlayment, improving sound insulation and structural stability.

How does solid wood compare to composite decking?

Solid wood offers authentic beauty and can be sanded or refinished multiple times, whereas composite is synthetic. Wood also stays cooler in direct sunlight.