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Big Leaf Acacia 90(120) Hand-scraped Distressed Solid Wood Flooring combines natural beauty with rustic charm. Coated with UV lacquer, the surface is protected against wear and staining while maintaining the wood’s authentic texture. The hand-scraped finish creates a distressed, vintage look, adding character and warmth to any space. With a gloss level of 15-20°, the matte sheen enhances the wood's natural grain while providing a subtle luster that is both elegant and practical. This flooring is ideal for creating inviting, timeless interiors in both residential and commercial settings. Its durability and unique appearance make it good for high-traffic areas, offering both style and functionality.
Made of natural wood and does not contain any harmful substances such as formaldehyde, which is harmless to human health.
Each floor is unique, adding natural beauty and warmth to the home, and can be matched with various decoration styles.
Solid flooring provides a comfortable feel and thermal insulation performance, and its good elasticity makes it comfortable to walk.
Solid wood floors can last a long time and are relatively easy to maintain, requiring only regular cleaning and waxing.
Wood can be sawed, planed, cut, diced, and even nailed. So wood flooring has a reprocessability better than other materials.
Wooden floors have a sound-absorbing effect, which can reduce the noise generated by walking and objects falling, and provide a quieter living environment.
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