Choosing the right flooring without making mistakes! A 1-minute guide to understanding 4 different manufacturing processes 💡

lat Surface Process
✨ Advantages: Easy to clean! Dust wipes right off, and it feels smooth underfoot.
Perfect for minimalist and modern interior designs!
❌ Disadvantages: Prone to scratches! Scratches from sharp objects are very noticeable, and the wood grain lacks a strong three-dimensional feel.

2️⃣ Sawtooth Process
✨ Advantages: Extremely durable! After sawing off the soft wood fibers, it's super resistant to wear and tear. The texture is a soft, granular feel, and it looks very high-quality.
❌ Disadvantages: Dust can accumulate in the gaps, requiring thorough cleaning. Those who prefer a completely smooth feel might not like it.

3️⃣ Smoked Process
✨ Advantages: A dream come true for vintage style lovers! The high-temperature carbonization process creates a very stylish color. Perfect for industrial and American-style interiors! It's also moisture-proof and insect-resistant, and environmentally friendly!

❌ Disadvantages: The wood veneer can become brittle, so special attention must be paid to the adhesive and base material! The colors are mostly dark, so those who prefer lighter shades won't have many options.

4️⃣ Brushed Process
✨ Advantages: The wood grain looks "raised"! The lines are stunning, creating a natural atmosphere! It's also non-slip, making it perfect for families with children and pets! Deep brushing has a more textured feel than light brushing, but be aware of...
❌ Disadvantages: The grooves are prone to accumulating dust! Deep brushing requires more effort to clean, and the installation requires a perfectly flat surface, otherwise, the corners may lift.