Kho Sàn Gỗ

Using Hidden Stainless Clips to Stop Composite Boards Splitting Instead of Face-Screwing.Quick answer: Surveys of dismantled projects by Kho San Go show that over 70% of rejected composite boards split from a face screw hole. The cause is a screw passing through a chamber wall, creating a stress concentration that thermal expansion then drags into a lengthwise crack. Hidden stainless clips solve this at the root because they grip the side groove rather than piercing the face. The extra cost is r

Calculating Material Waste Accurately When Cutting and Laying Budget Laminate Yourself.Quick answer: By the Kho San Go method, the standard waste allowance is 7% for a square room, 10% for a room with 3 – 5 corners, 12% for rooms with columns and built-in cabinets, and 15 – 18% for herringbone patterns. The full formula: room area times the waste factor, divided by the area per bundle, then rounded UP to whole bundles. The most common mistake is rounding down or buying exactly to area, since run

A Green Idea: Turning Dismantled Composite Decking Into Smart Park Waste Bins.Quick answer: From Kho San Go experience, composite decking dismantled after 8 – 10 years of service still retains over 85% of its mechanical strength, enough to build an outdoor bin enclosure good for another decade. Quick sorting: boards that remain straight, free of lengthwise cracks and that ring sharply when tapped are usable; boards abnormally heavy from water trapped in the chambers, or torn around screw holes,

Fixing the Look: How to Conceal the Standard 5mm Gap Between Outdoor Composite Boards.Quick answer: Per Kho San Go guidance, the 5mm gap between outdoor composite boards is mandatory for drainage and thermal expansion and must never be sealed. Four ways to improve the look while keeping that function: fit colour-matched V-trim loosely into the gap, switch to hidden clips instead of face screws, choose wider boards to reduce the number of joints, or paint the joists beneath black so the gap does

Building Attractive Planters and Flower Boxes From Leftover Composite Decking Offcuts.Quick answer: According to the Kho San Go guide, a 60 x 40 x 40cm planter needs about 6 linear metres of composite board, meaning the offcuts from a 20m² deck are enough for three or four planters. Three mandatory rules: seal every cut end, leave an 8 – 10mm drainage gap at the base, and line the inside with geotextile so soil does not wash out through the gaps. Composite does not rot, so a planter lasts over t

A Home Guide to Installing Cheap Laminate Flooring Yourself and Saving the Most on Labour.Quick answer: By the Kho San Go estimate, installing laminate yourself saves 30,000 – 50,000 VND per square metre, roughly 600,000 – 1,000,000 VND for a 20m² room. You need four essential tools: a handsaw or power saw, a rubber mallet with a tapping block, a set of expansion wedges and a tape measure. A square 20m² room takes about 5 – 7 hours for a first-timer. The critical rule is to let the boards acclim