HDF AC4 Waterproof Vinyl Engineered Wood Wooden Spc MDF HDF Laminated Laminate Flooring for Home Decoration

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HDF AC4 Waterproof Vinyl Engineered Wood Wooden Spc MDF HDF Laminated Laminate Flooring for Home Decoration

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Product Description

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Basic Specifications

Model No.E6000

FunctionWaterproof, Soundproof, Anti-Static, Thermal Insulation

Surface FinishEmbossed in Register (EIR)

ClassificationLaminate Flooring

Core MaterialHigh Density Fiberboard (HDF)

Gloss LevelLow-Gloss (Matte)

Edge TypeMicro Bevel

Capacity2,000,000 Sqms Per Year

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Product Overview

Embossed-In-Register (EIR) is a state-of-the-art manufacturing process that intensifies the depth, texture, and authentic look of flooring. The embossed surface perfectly matches the wooden vein of the decoration paper, providing the genuine feel of real wood. This technology not only creates a natural aesthetic but also improves traction and slip resistance, making it an ideal choice for premium interior spaces.

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Product Parameters

Parameter	Specifications	Parameter	Specifications
Length	2280mm / 1218mm	Construction	High Density Fiberboard (HDF)
Width	197mm	Thickness	7mm, 8mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm
Surface Texture	EIR (Embossed in Register)	AC Rating	AC3 / AC4
Edge Type	Micro Bevel	Installation	Glueless Click-lock System

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Flooring Features & Designs

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Technical Data

Characteristics	Test Standard	Unit	Result
HDF Density	GB/T18102-2007	KG/M³	≥850
Abrasion Resistance	EN13329	Revolutions	AC3≥2000 / AC4≥4000
Formaldehyde Emission	EN717-1	MG/M³	0.124 (E1)
Thickness Swelling	EN13329	%	≤18
Slip Resistance	EN14041	-	DS

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Production & Quality Control

Quality Assurance: Our products undergo a rigorous ISO9001 quality control system. This includes pre-inspection of raw materials, mid-inspection during the production process, and final laboratory testing to ensure every plank meets international standards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between laminate flooring and hardwood flooring?

Laminate flooring is a more versatile and durable alternative to hardwood. While hardwood is solid wood, laminate consists of multiple layers fused together for stability, featuring a high-definition photographic layer that replicates the look of real wood. Laminate can be installed in areas where hardwood might not be suitable, such as below grade.

Where can I install laminate flooring?

It is extremely versatile and can be installed in almost any room, including living rooms, offices, and bedrooms, over wood or concrete subfloors. However, it is not recommended for extremely wet locations like saunas or enclosed porches that require wet-mopping.

Is this flooring suitable for bathrooms?

While generally not recommended for wet areas, it can be installed in bathrooms with special procedures, such as applying a light bead of glue to the plank tongues and ensuring all spills are dried promptly.

What does EIR technology mean?

EIR stands for Embossed-In-Register. It is a process where the surface texture of the plank perfectly aligns with the wood grain pattern of the image layer, creating a realistic, three-dimensional look and feel.

What are the main advantages of your laminate flooring?

Key advantages include high abrasion resistance (AC3/AC4), a glueless click-lock system for easy installation, a wide variety of designs, and a high-density fiberboard (HDF) core that provides excellent structural integrity.

What kind of quality certifications do the products have?

The products are manufactured under the ISO9001 Quality Control System and meet various international standards including EN13329 and CE requirements. Third-party inspections from organizations like SGS or Intertek are also supported.