Dry Cupping – Engineered Hardwood

Dry Cupping – Engineered Hardwood

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Edges of planks are higher than the centers

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Dry cupping

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Dry cupping

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Dry cupping

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Checked humidity and temperature

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Humidifier

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Dry cupping

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Dry cupping- shear or delamination

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Dry cupping

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Dry cupping

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Dry cupping causing separation of veneer

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Dry cupping

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Low Rh

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Dry cupping

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Cupping measurement

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Board edges are higher than the centers

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Board edges are higher than the centers

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Dry Cupping (Engineered Hardwood)

Floor Detective® Claims and Conditions Guide

What You Need to Know

• Dry cupping is a concave surface profile in engineered hardwood planks where the edges are higher than the center
• The condition develops when the wear layer loses moisture more rapidly than the underlying core
• Differential moisture loss across the thickness of the plank creates internal stresses that …

 

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