What are the maintenance measures for block board

In the management of modern homes and commercial spaces, standardized cleaning and maintenance processes are essential to ensure the life and appearance of materials. Clear operating standards should be established for daily cleaning, especially for dust attached to the surface. It is recommended to use a microfiber electrostatic dust cloth for gentle wiping, and avoid using detergents containing abrasive particles to prevent scratches on the surface. For stubborn stains, it is recommended to use a neutral detergent and a soft brush for local treatment. After cleaning, it is necessary to wipe with clean water and dry immediately to prevent moisture from penetrating into the core material, causing expansion and deformation.

Environmental control is a key factor in extending the service life of materials. Block Board should be stored in a constant temperature and humidity environment with a relative humidity of 40%-60% and a temperature of 15-35℃. Excessive humidity can easily cause mold in the core material, while low humidity may cause cracking of the surface veneer. A furniture company reduced the defective rate of its products from 8% to 2.3% by installing a temperature and humidity monitoring system, showing the importance of environmental control. At the installation site, it is recommended to set up a moisture-proof isolation layer to prevent the board from directly contacting the cement floor and prevent ground moisture from penetrating through capillary action.

A three-level evaluation system should be established for regular inspections to ensure the long-term performance of the material. Primary inspections are carried out once a month, focusing on observing whether there are scratches, discoloration and other appearance defects on the surface; intermediate inspections are carried out every quarter, using a moisture content detector to measure the moisture content of the board. When the data exceeds the standard range of 8%-12%, ventilation or dehumidification measures need to be taken; advanced inspections are carried out once a year, using an ultrasonic flaw detector to detect the integrity of the bonding layer. For areas where the bonding strength is found to have dropped by more than 30%, local reinforcement treatment is required.

In terms of mechanical damage repair, operations should be carried out in accordance with material properties. For minor scratches, local repairs can be made with wood wax oil of the same color, but it should be noted that the thickness of the repair layer should not exceed 0.1mm to avoid color difference. For deep scratches or gaps, it is recommended to use a mixture of sawdust and epoxy resin of the same material for filling, and a 24-hour constant temperature curing treatment is required after filling. A custom home furnishing brand has reduced the customer complaint rate from 15% to 3% by establishing a standardized repair process, effectively improving customer satisfaction.

Hardware maintenance also requires the establishment of a preventive maintenance mechanism. Lubricate and maintain hardware such as hinges and slides every six months. It is recommended to use food-grade silicone oil instead of ordinary grease to prevent grease penetration and discoloration of the core material. Check the tightening status of the embedded nuts every twelve months. When the torque value is lower than 20% of the standard value, it is necessary to reinforce it in time.