Although it may seem inconspicuous, its function is quite significant

In the installation of wooden flooring, the floor buckle is very popular and has a high appearance rate!

What is a floor buckle?

Floor buckle, also known as bead, is mainly used to close the edges of the floor or cover the gaps left between the floor and the door. Usually used on wooden floors with floating window countertops, staggered edges, stair step edges, and room junctions.

What is the function of the floor strip?

Floor strips, also known as floor strips, look around your home and there is a decorative strip at the transition point between wooden flooring and other materials. This is the floor strip. The main function of the floor buckle is to press the seam for decoration.

There needs to be a gap between different materials, such as wood flooring, ceramic tiles, stone, and even flooring of different materials, for "deployment". Here, you also need to use a "rescue" button to help align the tiles with the wooden floor, or to "bridge" the kitchen and stone to create a slope, with a particularly friendly posture!

Can we not use the floor buckle?

Some people may say that I don't like the buckle, can I not use the floor buckle?

Usually, installing wooden flooring requires floor buckles.

If you really don't want to install the buckle, there is another solution - all over the house. The so-called whole house paving refers to starting from one wall, splicing one floor to another, cutting the floor when encountering the wall, and laying the floor like a puzzle, rather than laying the floor separately from the room as a regular paving. This seamless straight joint with full house paving is very exquisite in installation technology, and professional flooring construction personnel should be found for paving.