Dark Brown Oak Mirror Suface 70° Laminate Wood Flooring

Product Definition

Dark Brown Oak Mirror Surface 70° Laminate Wood Flooring refers to a high-gloss laminate floor with a mirror-like reflective finish rated at 70°. It features a wood grain decor film and durable wear layers, suitable for commercial and high-end residential projects requiring premium visual effects and abrasion stability.

Technical Specifications

Structure & Material Composition

• Protective Wear Layer – Aluminum oxide coating, highly resistant to abrasion

• Decor Film – Dark brown oak premium wood grain printing

• HDF Core – High-density core ensuring dimensional stability

• Balance Layer – Moisture-resistant stabilizer controlling warpage

• High-Gloss Multi-Coating – UV coating achieving mirror 70° gloss

Manufacturing Process

1. HDF core pressing with controlled moisture (≤6.5%)

2. Decor film positioning and hot-press lamination

3. UV multi-layer coating, mirror gloss curing

4. Locking profile CNC milling (Unilin/Välinge standard)

5. 4-side edge wax sealing and quality calibration

6. Packaging with anti-scratch film and palletizing

Key Equipment: Short-cycle press, UV coating line, CNC profiling line, gloss curing oven.

Industry Comparison

Application Scenarios

Recommended for B2B engineering buyers including EPC, contractors, wholesalers focused on:

• Luxury retail shops / boutiques

• Hotel rooms and reception zones

• Residential apartment upgrades

• Office reception and meeting areas

• Showrooms requiring premium wood effects

Key Pain Points & Solutions

• Scratch visibility risk → Upgrade to AC4/AC5 wear layer + protective care guideline

• Gloss fading concern → UV coating durability test ≥ 5000 cycles

• Moisture-edge swelling → HDF density ≥850 kg/m³ + 4-side wax sealing

• Locking failure in installation → CNC tolerance control ≤0.02mm

Risk Warnings & Mitigation

• Avoid persistent water exposure; choose SPC in wet rooms

• Use felt pads under furniture to reduce high-pressure scratches

• Transportation must avoid point-load stacking to prevent warping

• Follow acclimation time ≥48 hours before installation

Procurement Selection Guide

1. Confirm gloss level (70° ±5° tolerance)

2. Choose wear grade based on traffic (AC3–AC5)

3. Check locking patent authorization and precision

4. Specify density test reports + moisture %

5. Request fire & emission certifications (B1 / E1 / E0)

6. Conduct real surface sample evaluation under lighting

Engineering Case Study

Project: Boutique chain retail upgrade – 2,800 m²

Location: Middle East region

Material: Dark Brown Oak Mirror Surface 70° Laminate

Performance Result: Enhanced brand image with high-gloss reflective flooring, installation speed +35% faster than ceramics due to click-lock system. No visible gloss degradation after 18-month operation.

FAQ (10 Professional Answers)

1. Is 70° gloss suitable for heavy traffic? Yes, with AC4/AC5 wear rating.

2. Is it waterproof? Surface is splash-resistant; not suitable for bathrooms.

3. Can the gloss peel off? UV multi-coat prevents peeling under proper maintenance.

4. Does light reflection cause glare? Controlled finish limits uncomfortable reflection.

5. Locking type available? Välinge and Unilin click systems optional.

6. Can it be repaired? Use repair kits for light scratches; replace plank for deep wear.

7. Installation method? Floating installation over underlayment.

8. Formaldehyde class? E1/E0 compliant available.

9. Fire performance? B1 grade available for commercial projects.

10. Cleaning requirements? Mild detergent; avoid strong alkaline cleaners.

Request Samples & Technical Data (CTA)

Engineering buyers, wholesalers, and project contractors can request:

• Full technical datasheet

• Installation guideline

• Commercial-grade flooring samples

• Project-based quotation

Contact our engineering team for detailed procurement support.

E-E-A-T Author Credentials

Written by a senior building materials technical consultant with 10+ years of flooring engineering experience, supporting EPC firms and wholesalers across Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia with laminate flooring selection and commercial installation guidance. All manufacturing and testing data referenced from industry standards EN 13329 and ISO 4586.