Q.
Provide a simple 3 dimension diagram of a wooden flooring. Indicate the necessary elements.
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Types of timber floor finishings
Ordinary tongue-and-groove floorboards may be laid onto a smooth, level screeded surface once the screed has cured and dried. But there are also quite a lot of other products that are now available. Examples include:
• solid floorboard products that lock into one another or are fixed with a special glue,
• modular strips of solid wood that clip together,
• veneered wood products that are either glued or installed using a specialised floating system,
• wood laminate flooring that is cheaper than solid wood and fixed with glue or laid loose on a screed, and
• parquet flooring that is glued to the screed.
Most of these products are available from specialist flooring outlets that provide an installation service.
Ref:
Owner Building at http://www.ownerbuilding.co.za/floors-and-flooring/