Longda Flooring Project Jilin Museum

1. Wear resistance: Museums have high pedestrian traffic, with occasional pauses and hurries. It is necessary to ensure that they will not be damaged during long-term use, giving people a sense of comfort.

2. Anti slip: The anti slip level of museum floors must reach R9 or above, which can provide more stability for the elderly during walking and a sense of safety for children during rapid running, ensuring the personal safety of visitors.

    3. Antibacterial properties: Museums belong to enclosed public places. Under constant temperature and humidity conditions, hair, dandruff, and body fluids are prone to mold. There are strict requirements for floor materials to prevent the growth of bacteria and ensure environmental hygiene.

4. Corrosion resistance: It is necessary to ensure that tea and coffee do not cause discoloration on the ground, maintain the original style, and remain as new for a long time.

5. Noise reduction: Museums are places for artistic exchange and require a quiet viewing environment. When walking, the noise should be controlled within an extremely low range.

6. Environmental friendliness: Strictly following international standards to ensure low TVOC emissions, fresh air provides a comfortable viewing experience.