The maintenance of laminated boards mainly includes the following aspects:
Daily maintenance:
Cleaning: Regularly use a soft brush or damp cloth to gently wipe the surface of the laminated board to remove dust and impurities. Avoid using hard tools or corrosive cleaners to prevent scratches or damage to the material.
Waterproof and moisture-proof: Ensure that the joints between the laminated board and the wall or other materials are well sealed to prevent rainwater from seeping in. For damp components, dry them in time and check whether they are damaged, and replace them if necessary.
UV protection: Long-term direct sunlight may cause problems such as aging and cracking of laminated boards. Choose products with good UV resistance and take sun protection measures, such as installing sunshade facilities.
Storage and transportation:
Storage environment: Laminated boards should be stored in a dry and ventilated place to avoid problems caused by excessive humidity. Avoid placing them in places with large changes in temperature and humidity.
Transport protection: During transportation, laminated boards should be placed neatly and tied firmly to prevent damage caused by collisions. During loading and unloading, attention should be paid to maintaining ventilation and avoiding direct contact with the ground.
Precautions during use:
Cutting and punching: Use an alloy saw blade with more than 100 teeth and a sawing machine with a track for cutting. After cutting and punching, use a special edge-sealing paint to seal the incision to prevent water absorption and deformation.
Nailing or punching: When nailing or punching on the template, a wooden square should be placed under the board to prevent the back from being split due to overhanging.
Prevent damage: Pay attention to prevent metal corners from being scratched, bumped, or bruised, and ensure the integrity of the assembled shape and surface.
