Woodworking floor splicing method

Woodworking floor splicing is a way of decorating the ground, it can be through different shapes of wood spliced together to create a beautiful and dignified ground decorative texture, the more common floor splicing methods include three, respectively, parallel splicing, staggered splicing and step splicing.

1. Parallel splicing

Parallel splicing refers to the same direction of two or more pieces of wood flooring spliced together. The advantage of parallel splicing is that it does not produce visible streaks in the floor, but on the contrary can produce a soft, comfortable and harmonious effect. The disadvantage of parallel splicing is that it is not enough sense of three-dimensional, not conducive to the creation of the ground level, so the design is used less.

2. Staggered splicing

Staggered splicing refers to the use of two or more different colors or textures of wood flooring splicing, forming a pattern. Staggered splicing can create a very beautiful floor design effect, giving people a visual and tactile pleasurable experience. At the same time, it can also make the floor surface presents a more three-dimensional feeling, the effect is very good.

3. Step splicing

Step splicing refers to the wooden floor to show a sense of hierarchy similar to the staircase, this splicing method is also known as "ladder splicing" or "spiral splicing". Step splicing can be very effective in creating a sense of hierarchy, so that the surface of the ground looks more three-dimensional, and has a colorful texture and pattern, visually can greatly enhance the three-dimensional sense of space.

In the use of carpentry floor splicing method, there is an emerging method, it is through a variety of different wood splicing a natural style effect, can make the floor looks more natural and primitive, and give a person a kind of back to nature feeling. This approach is suitable for those who wish to create a natural style.