What is the difference between a Class A lining from other varieties?
Almost any manufacturer that manufactures a skin board uses a certain classification to distinguish between different quality types of lining. At a minimum, there can be two classes, A and B, C is often added to them, sometimes an Extra variety is ranked first.
At the same time, if there is a desire to make repairs cheap and angry, thrifty owners choose class C, less often V. Yes, they perfectly understand that knots and stains on wood look not the best way, however, an attractive price does its job.
The same owners usually buy a Class A lining, and not by accident. Although it is more expensive than the other two varieties( Extra can not be taken into account, because when using this position, Class A is shifted to the second place, replacing grade B), finishing with a quality board looks much more aesthetic.
Given the fact that on a Class C wagon is allowed not only dropping knots, but also chips, as well as other minor defects of
Evrovagonka plastic, is it better than natural wooden?
The lining of the living room or bedroom lining usually does not cause difficulties in the choice of the material, the same material is usually purchased for interior finishing of all rooms. But in places where the external environment can have the slightest influence on the decoration of walls, for example, on the balcony, a dilemma may arise, which is better - a plastic or wooden lining? Unfortunately, certain recommendations in this case are difficult to give, because each material has only individual characteristics peculiar to it.
Plastic lining in contrast to wood in the cold and under the influence of ultraviolet rays becomes fragile.
If the balcony is open and wooded, it will require an annual maintenance of the plank, while the plastic does not require any additional attention, except, perhaps, dust wiping. On the other hand, it is enough to inflict a slight blow to the plastic lining, albeit casually and completely accidentally, and the result can be unsightly damage in the form of a dent or a deep scratch.
The wooden lining even to pretty strong impacts is almost insensitive, although, if you try, dents and nicks can be left on wood. Well, if you suddenly want to hang a shelf or mirror, drive a nail into the board or screw the screw much more easily than in plastic.
Evrovagonka, grade C - the savings are evident
True, the "face" of the boards of the third grade is rather unpresentable, but it is a lining, the upholstery of which is now fashionable. Hide knots on low-grade skin boards is easy, especially if they are not dropping. It is enough to take a blowtorch and burn out stains scattered randomly on the board, preferably small and not too plentiful.
Wood darkening is also masked in the same way. In addition, densely seated knots can be beautifully decorated, burning from them along the fibers in both directions wide at the base and gradually thinning rays, to make a figure resembling lentils in shape. After processing with a blowtorch, the boards should be lacquered or covered with mastic.
If a bitch suddenly fell out, or you found the chips on the boards - it does not matter. Take the mounting foam and fill the gaps in the lining, and after drying, gently cut the excess of frozen mass. If there are dark knots on the surface of the board and the bright spot of the mounting foam strikes the eye, scorch it with a blowtorch and you will get a round section strongly resembling a knot.
Some antiseptics give the wood a darker tone, such a solution can mask out unnecessarily dark spots, so that the E-carpet grade C has changed, albeit illusory, to a higher class.
