Wooden doors are both decorative and practical, so many customers like to use wooden doors. However, due to the characteristics of the material, we need to maintain and cherish them during daily use. To prevent wooden doors from getting damp and deforming, the following measures can be taken:
1. Users need to use a damp cloth or neutral detergent to clean the surface of the wooden door regularly, and wipe off the moisture in time to avoid water stains on the door surface.
2. If possible, users can consider preventing direct sunlight during installation. Sunlight will damage the paint film on the surface of the wooden door, causing the wood to discolor, crack and deform, so direct sunlight should be avoided. Curtains, window screens, etc. can be used to block the sunlight.
3. Users need to control the indoor humidity. Excessive indoor humidity will cause the wooden door to get damp and swell. Dehumidifiers, ventilation equipment, etc. can be used to control the indoor humidity to prevent water vapor from accumulating on the wooden door.
4. People need to do a good job of moisture-proof treatment. Moisture-proof paint can be applied to the inside of the wooden door or a desiccant can be used to absorb moisture in the door and reduce the water absorption and expansion of the wood.
5. In addition, you can also fix the door frame to ensure that the door frame is firmly fixed to avoid deformation of the wooden door due to loose door frame.
6. Place door mats at the door to absorb moisture and dust from the soles of shoes to prevent damage to the wooden door.
7. Regularly check the surface condition of the wooden door and the fixing of the door frame. If there is any damage or deformation, it should be repaired in time. At the same time, wooden door maintenance oil or paint film can be used for maintenance.
