Wood-plastic flooring has gained popularity due to its inherent characteristics. Today, let's discuss the classifications and suitable applications of wood-plastic flooring.

As the development of wood-plastic flooring has progressed from initial square-hole boards to round-hole boards, then to solid boards, and now to the second-generation co-extruded boards, it has accelerated rapidly, with product quality and performance increasingly meeting the requirements of various harsh environments.

Square hole flooring is being phased out due to its inherent structure, which results in less material usage and weak load-bearing capacity.

Wood-plastic flooring categories:

01: Solid Wood Plastic Composite Flooring

Solid wood-plastic flooring is stronger and more load-bearing, and its density is greater than that of ordinary wood. It boasts enhanced weather resistance and durability for outdoor applications. Suitable for garden and outdoor landscapes, particularly for outdoor parks, walkways, squares, and other areas with high pedestrian traffic, solid flooring is highly recommended.

02: Round Holes Wood Plastic Flooring

WPC flooring is highly malleable, allowing for a variety of styles. It can be made into hollow profiles, balancing cost-effectiveness and strength, making it particularly suitable for private gardens, patios, balconies, and more.