People decorate their houses all year round, many believe that temperature in winter is low and not suitable for decoration. But in fact, winter decoration also has many benefits. As long as you understand some details, winter decoration is also a good time.

Open windows for ventilation

During winter decoration, interior needs constant airing for at least seven days. After moving in a large amount of furniture, house must be free for at least seven days for airing before moving in. Furniture doors should also be opened for ventilation.

Tiles must be used indoors within 24 hours

Since temperature difference between indoors and outdoors is relatively large, tiles should first be moved indoors. After 24 hours, material and room temperature will balance before installation. Otherwise, it is prone to squeezing and falling off.

Expand with heat and contract with cold, reserve space in advance

When decorating in winter, pay attention to expansion and contraction of finishing materials. For example, when laying wooden floors, floorboards may be in a "cold shrinkage" state due to low temperatures, so when paving, care must be taken not to lay them too tightly to avoid floor deformation. boards due to expansion after summer temperature increase.

Beware of fire

The weather is dry in winter, and there will be a lot of wood materials and dust in construction site, so fire prevention must be paid attention to at construction site. It's best to have a fire extinguisher in case you need one.

Increase indoor humidity after completion

Due to dry winter weather, after finishing house, it is recommended to put a bowl of clean water in each room. This can increase indoor humidity and avoid cracking walls and furniture due to dry air.

Accepting completion is key

In winter construction, main attention during acceptance should be on leaving seams and wallpapering, as well as carefully checking for cracks. Also carefully inspect floor for obvious cracks and irregularities. It should be noted that since floor is laid in winter, an appropriate number of joints must be left, so gaps are allowed.