Damp sports wood floor treatment:
A floor that has been heavily damp or soaked in water for more than 30 minutes. Deformation, bulging, blistering, loss of gloss and other phenomena will occur. Such sports wood floors are basically useless and should be replaced, and attention should be paid to removing the moisture under the floor and drying; for floors that are slightly soaked in water and damp (observe whether there is obvious deformation), they can be wiped dry, ventilated, and removed if necessary. Open the sports wooden floor to observe whether there is water on the ground. If there is, it needs to be removed and dried, and then reinstalled.
Slightly damp sports wood floors can be placed in a cool, ventilated place to dry. Be careful not to blow with a hair dryer, sun exposure, or drying, which will accelerate the serious deformation of the wooden floor and damage the surface. Deformation, bulging and blistering of damp floors. After the environment recovers well, the degree of defects will be reduced. Laminate floors do not need essential oil care, waxing, etc., and solid wood sports wood floors are best not to be waxed (except for single solid wood). Essential oil care should be carried out after the floor is restored ( Generally 1-2 months after essential oil care).
Sports wooden floor structure
