In wet areas where people often walk barefoot, such as bathrooms, swimming pools, locker rooms, and saunas, the choice of flooring material is crucial not only for safety but also for user comfort.
In the production process of luminous twill strips, the control of stripe uniformity defects is the key link in determining the product's appearance quality and functional consistency.
In modern home and public space safety design, diamond-patterned pink strips, acting as a gentle, invisible guardian, are quietly changing people's perception of slip resistance.
Microprisms are typically composed of a cubic pyramid or similar structure, where three reflective surfaces intersect at a specific angle, forming a geometric unit that reflects light back in its original direction.
The tissue structure needs to provide protection for the stability of the luminescent material, avoiding affecting the luminescent performance while ensuring the toughness of the fabric.
At the intersection of modern spatial design and ergonomics, water-ripple black strips, with their unique functionality and understated yet refined aesthetic