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Lamine parquet is a long-lasting and decorative floor covering product which is manufactured by gluing 2 or 3 different layers in vertical direction of completely natural wood.
The top layer consists of precious wood.
The middle layer, in a direction perpendicular to the top and bottom layers of soft wood, the lower layer in the same direction as the top layer consists of softwood.

  • It is long lasting, durable.
  • It carries the warmth of nature and wood to the place where it was laid.
  • It is suitable for all kinds of places,notably for floor heating ones.
  • It can be re-sprayed and polished several times, If required.
  • Easy to assemble, can also be mounted on existing floor.
  • Acoustically, it  provides a comfortable environment.
  • Lamine parquet does not host germs and bacteria and does not create electrostatic media.

 

  • Preferably the lamine parquet should be the last work to be done in the place. 
  • In the area to be applied lamine parquet, screed  should be on the altitude and balanced, relative humidity rate in the screed is should not exceed 30% (25% in the adhered system). Small changes up to 2mm can be tolerated in case of application of floating system. However, in the case of performing adhered system to the ground, the screed is required to be extremely smooth, the application of the leveling screed or  it should be started to applicate by putting the plywood on the screed.
  • In the place  to be applied lamine parquet,  30% -60% relative humidity rate  in the air and minimum 18 - 27 ° C temperature provides optimal conditions. It may be a solution to heat or ventilate the area in order to eliminate the possible excess moisture by concerning that may occur in new buildings due to the high humidity level.

 

If the parquets are laid with the adhered system, the acoustic foot sound does not occur; have a more tough structure. 
As a result of a possible flood, because of water not being  able to penetrate under them easily, parquets  can be rescued without damage by a quick intervention. However, the mounting stage is slower than the floating system. Besides, the application of adhered system to the floor is a more convenient way of solution for problems that may be encountered in large scaled single areas or in long thin corridors that are over-segmented. The flooring cost per square meter is higher than in floating system as the glue consumption is much more. Since the parquets are adhered to the ground, it is not possible to dismantle them and floor in another place.
 
There is no obligation of ground being very firm in floating system flooring, flooring can be performed even on a ground which has low quality screed. The flooring made does not harm the existing floor and the place where it is dismantled is preserved undamaged. In addition, removed parquet can be laid again to another venue. However, an acoustic foot sound occurs when walked with hard shoes or slippers. This noise can be significantly reduced with the use of acoustic cork insulation. But, it can not be achieved a good result as good as in the adhered system.
 

 

The underfloor heating system on the floor that is to be used parquet should be water-based, should not cause a temperature more than 27 ° C on the floor.
The parquet,  on a floor under-heated, will expand and shrink more, as it will be exposed to more temperature differences due to continueing the heating system to operate, and this would cause openings in the joints of the panels by time.
Long term inhibition of this effect is unlikely.
However, this strain can reach to a disturbing aspect in some trees which are more sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity. For this reason, it is not recommended to apply beech and maple lamine parquets which are very sensitive to temperature variations to places floor heating used. In order to get rid of the possible relative humidity on the floor, the heating system should be started  to operate 3 or 4 days before the application and closed 2 days before. After the application is finished, the system should be started at minimum temperature and increased gradually within 3 - 4 days to maximum temperature. This will be beneficial for the parquet to more easily adapt to the conditions of the system.
 

 

Plank is a parquet that the upper surface consists of transversal single piece.
2 strips are the parquet formed by two transversal pieces its upper surface. 3 strips consist of three pieces in the upper surface horizontally.
 

 

  • Attach qualified felt protectors under the feet of heavy objects and try not to carry such items by sliding them on the parquet.
  • In case of any liquid spilling on the parquet, immediately wipe this liquid, it may cause deformation of the parquet if it is left on the floor.
  • Wipe off stains such as food-drink with a slightly damp cloth, preferably with a wood cleaner.
  • Wipe the hard stains such as adhesive, ink, lipstick, strip rubbing marks first with a wooden cleaner by scouring, then clean with a cloth wet with mineral water.
  • Contact your supplier for burned, severed, scratched parquets.

 

  • The most distinctive feature that separates laminated parquet from lamine is that not being natural wood. 
  • Laminated parquet consists of three layers
  • The basal layer is waterproof. 
  • The middle layer is a thicker, wood composite layer.  
  • The top layer is a decorative layer of cellulose treated with special artificial resin to provide a hard and durable surface.

 

 

  • It is more economical than lamine parquet.
  • Installation can be done in a short time.
  • It is more resistant against scratches and hits.
  • Color and pattern options are more.
  • Produced variations are present that suit any kind of places.
 

  • These classes help the consumer choose the right product and the manufacturers categorise their products. 
  • The laminateds are classified according to their wear and impact resistance as well as their colour fadeness
  • The classification is recommendatory to the consumer for the appropriate use of each type of laminate (commercial use versus the house).
  • These classifications are based on DIN EN 13329. 
  • The following classification table shows the area of utilization, usage density, wear types and usage versions. 

Plaster, concrete, asphalt wood, chipboard, floorboards or other substrates made of hard materials such as stone, ceramic or PVC are some of the surfaces suitable for laminated parquetsThe most important feature to be considered before laying laminated parquet, is smoothness of floor. If the surface height difference is more than 3 mm, it should be corrected. It is essential to lay the laminated parquet onto a hard, strong surface. If the laminated parquet is laid on a soft floor, pressure and stretching are felt. For instance, carpet covering is not a proper surface for laminate flooring.

  • Basically, laminated parquet is easy to maintain. Small stains can be removed quickly and easily only with a damp cloth. 
  • To provide protection against scratching, felt floor protectors must be attached to the feet of furniture. 
  • W-class, soft swivel castors  must be exist in the wheeled office chairs. 
  • Water must absolutely be prevented from halting. Extra care should be taken in areas with pots, vases and near-water taps. 
  • Cleaning agents containing wax or oil should not be used never. These materials cannot penetrate the surface of the laminated parquet by forming a thin layer that attracts dirts like a magnet.

Masiva Door, attaching extremely importance to door quality standards, closely following the developments in technology and industry; It produces meticulously not only its  production capacity but also special projects for retail customers.
 
Masiva Door, which improves itself day by day with its service concept aiming leadership in door sector; In order to make you benefit from the privileges of design and quality, has taken the superior service quality as principle. 
Combining fine touches and new designs with technology, Masiva allows you to turn over a different page with each part of your home. 
Masiva Door, a brand that aims to make the living spaces special and to bring the warmth of wood to its customers in the matter of tastes, continues to be "the dream of every house".
 

  • Wooden Coated Doors
  • Lake Painted Doors
  • Ready Panel Doors
  • Full Solid Doors Melamine
  • PVC Doors

Wooden coated or lacquered painted doors are made in a few various models such as flat surface or panelled (core) named. Doorposts and door rails are manufactured from pine wood which is subjected to technical drying up to 10-12% humidity level in 40x60 mm section. ( Wood thickness at the upper limit is used in Masiva Door Systems) Hinge sagging may occur when carcass / doorpost thicknesses below 30x30 mm and very soft textured trees are used. In addition, the screw positions of the lock and the handle can be deformed within a short period of time.
 
After forming the skeleton system of the door wing and frame, flat mdf is laminate onto carcass (4-8-1 8 mm thick) via hot-press. If door is the veneered model, desired coating is extruded on the MDF with hot press. If the door is lacquered, models and patterns formed with thin small cnc lines are done on it. If panel is wanted in the doors, by making tables from the materials that formed of pressing two 18 mm mdfs together and then these tables are connected to doorposts and door rails that channels are opened on
 
After the surface cleaning of frames and the doors that insulation slots opened by dimensioning according to their size, they are sent to the dyehouse.
 
  • Moldings : Our moldings on the frame are fixed on one side and movable on the other side and are made of MDF in 8 mm thickness. The width of the edge is 8 cm. Moldings are secured in place by adhering with silicone. Cap stone can be done on the edge if desired.
  • Frames:   After doorjambs and heads are made of pine tree 40x60 mm in section, 8 mm thick mdf is pressed with hot press onto them. Since the door frames are pressed from dry solid elements, they do not suffer from deformations like buckling, bending and so on in the utilization area (humidity 12%).
  • Painting System: It is done in the way that two-coat paint as ground coat and topcoat paint. Our country's outstanding paint and lacquer brands are usedThe desired color from our rich color range is worked.
 

Pine or fir tree are unusable for the infrastructure in the Solid Doors.  If it has been agreed on for which type of wood to be used for making the door, it is obtained by side-by-side laminations of 40 mm thick woods in all width and height of the wing and frame. Hydraulic pressing is used during lamination.
 
In this kind of  solid doors, It is  needed to be absolutely the material kiln-dried and humidity rate below 12%.
 
The glue used during the lamination of solid doors in Masiva Solid Doors is in the D3 norm. It has been proved that D3 adhesives aremore resistant to moisture by tests that required. In the Solid Doors; trees like Oak, Sapelli, Iroko, Pine are mostly used. Massive doors are usually painted with natural polish without destroying the wood texture.
 

The doorposts and heads in panelled doors are made of pine wood which has been exposed to technical drying up to 10-12% moisture level in 40x60 mm section  (Wood thicknesses are used at the upper limit in the Masiva Door systems.) Hinge sagging may occur when carcass / doorpost thicknesses at lower limit of 30x30 mm and very soft textured trees are used. In addition, the lock and the screw places of the arm can be deformed in a short time.   Therefore, it is needed that the substructure woods must be thick and pine wood. 
 
After the framework of door wing and doorcase are formed, between them, honeycomb structured craft papers are filled  as padding material. The main reason for placing craft paper is that  it is desired that spacing between the two panels are resistant to impacts. (Craft honeycomb paper has been proven to be impact- and crush-resistant. It is underestimated as paper filler among the public, but this argument is absolutely wrong.)
 
After the doorposts and headers are made,  panels which are of determined-model and brought ready from the factory,  are pressed with hot press.
 
After the surface cleaning of the doors and casings that the insulation roving channels are opened and sized according to their dimensions, they are sent to the dye house.
 
  • Moldings: Our moldings on the frame are fixed on one side and movable on the other side and are made of MDF in 8 mm thickness. The width of the edge is 8 cm. Molding are secured in place by adhering with silicone. Cap stone can be done on the edge if desired.
  • Frames:  After doorjambs and heads are made of pine tree 40x60 mm in section, 8 mm thick mdf is pressed with  hot press onto them. Since the door frames are pressed from dry solid elements, they do not suffer from deformations like buckling, bending and so on in the utilization area (humidity 12%). 
  • Painting: Polyurethane lining and polyurethane topcoats are made.
 

In general, the tree patterned and extremely healthy and useful doors. Also the surfaces of the melamine doors are covered by post-impregnated melamine paper or micro laminate. In this sense, it is ideal for many people.
 
Features of Melamine Door and the Difference
 
In the Melamine doors frames are being produced completely made of special materials. First of all, because of this feature it differs from the other doors. Thus, it is not affected by any impact or external factors. It is adjustable and thus the assembly process can be done easily.
 
The importance of sound insulation is increasing today. In this sense, we recommend to prefer melamine door. Because you are not affected by any factor that will disturb you due to its sound-proof property. Besides, It is a very solid structure. These doors, which are specially fabricated, keep this feature thanks to the materials they contain. Another difference; you are lucky enough about selection.  As these doors have beautiful and special models. Therefore, it can coat an extremely stylish air in your home It is worth to say again also about the prices that are quite affordable.
 

Before the PVC is adhered to the door surface, the pattern should be given on the CNC machine. Then PVC material is applied to the MDF door surface with the help of heat.
 
PVC door surfaces do not need paint. PVC panel doors are self-patterned and colored.
 
PVC doors can be produced in desired sizes as room door and WC door. In addition, it is possible to produce PVC door as double wing in desired width.
 
PVC panel doors prices are more economical than other natural wood veneered door models. PVC panel doors are easy to clean, hygienic, and options for door model and pattern are too many. Easy to assemble. It is durable to solar rays, scratches and impacts. It is long-lasting. PVC doors are ones of the most common color alternatives It is also suitable for use in all areas of interior doors.
 

Nowadays in construction of the stairs primarily on-concrete ones; marble, granite, laminate and wood-like materials are used. While people prefer these materials, they primarily take into account elements such as visuality and economics.
 
First of all, if it is observed in the terms of the advantages for human health, you can get up in a completely wooden house or in areas where there is a lot of wood, by sleeping less than 1/2 hour less than usual.
 
You will be less likely caught to asthma and rheumatism compared to houses where there is marble and granite steps. (By looking at the years, you can decide on how long you have used your stairs and your life cycle in your home.) You live happier because of the warm ambience. Except for these important features, thanks to its lightness compared to its companions, you will not need to get underneath pointless weights in case of earthquake.
 
Briefly, the most resistant material against natural weather conditions and chemicals is wood. 1 Kg of wood carries more than 1 kg of concrete or steel.
 

1st Class Pine Tree:
It is a type of soft trees. For the places where are walked with shoes on, wood softness is a disadvantage in the construction of wooden stairs. It does not matter in terms of stair stiffness There may be abrasions on the step caused by impacts and scratching. It is more durable than beech against humidity. But it can deteriorate in direct contact with the water. It must be passed pre-protection in the usage for outer areas. (It appears (Impregnated or water-resistant paints) slightly bird's eye sized, knotty generally moiré and streaks in the form of milling. Moires lead to an aesthetic appearance, especially when it's painted darker than its own color. Light yellow color is used more particularly in places decor made from pine trees. Drying of the tree is easy.
 
Extra Pine Tree:
It is one of soft type woods Wood softness is a disadvantage in the construction of wooden stairs, for the places where are walked with shoes on.  There is no difference in terms of stair stiffness. There may be abrasions on the step because of impacts and scratching. It is more resistant to humidity compared with beech. But deterioration can ocur in direct contact with the water.  It must be passed pre-protection in the utilization for outdoors(Impregnated or water-resistant paints) Comparison with the 1st pine tree, they are completely selected knotless trees Overall, the moiré and milling shaped streaks are visible. Moires cause to an aesthetic appearance, especially when it's painted darker different from its own color. Straw yellow color is used more in places especially decorated with pine trees. It is easy to manage this tree for kiln-drying.
 
Beech Tree:
It is one of hardwood kinds.  Aesthetically versatile, it fits well with other wood species and media colors. This tree is knotless As it is not resistant to humidity and water, can not be used in construction of stairs in outer regions. Because of being the most economical among hardwoods with red brown color is the most widely used type of wood in creative design and stairs. It is easy to be dried. Due to being economical at the price among hardwoods as said before, currently it is the most preferred type. It is preferred in the construction of stairs often; rather than its natural color, due to the fact that beech wood can be painted suitable to the color of the door, parquet and furniture colors in the environment.
 
Oak-tree:
It is one of hardwood types. It has a high degree of strength and elasticity, buckling and shrinkage features are almost no absent. It is highly resistant to water and weather conditions. Its color is similar to dirty yellow. It's hard to dry and it takes a lot of time. Aesthetically it looks pleasing to the eye, its streaks are moiré and milled. Throughout the history, it is the most widely used type of wood in the construction of stairs. However, due to the high price of beech trees in recent years, it has dropped to second place in stair construction. Stairs can be made easily with this tree type interior and exterior facades.
 
Sapele Tree:
It is a kind of hardwood.  It is plenty in 8–9 countries that origin from Africa. All over the World, there are great demands on this tree because of its natural color.  It is a medium hard tree species. Drying is done by baking gradually at low temperatures. Its streaks are highly prominent, moired and and milled.. Its color becomes iridescent darkened by the effect of weather conditions at the moment when it is cut, the outer wood gray and inner wood is between yellow and red brown according its type. It is used its own natural colour of sapele in the staircases made of this tree type. Any coloring is usually not needed. Due to resistance to water, it is used in shipping. Conveniently stairs can be made from this tree type in the interior and exterior facades The cost of stairs is about the same as Oak, Iroko and Merbau type trees.
 
Merbau Tree:
 It is one of hard tree species. Merbau tree which is not imported as logs and round timbers come into Turkey just as parquets. For this reason, 14 mm-16mm thick Merbau hardwood is laminated onto 18 mm mdf, contra or solids and then wooden steps are made. Wavy and milling streaks are very prominent. Color fluctuation is less than that of sapelli.
 
Walnut:
It is a kind of tree with diffuse porous, medium hard and tight fiber. The ability to connect with nails, screws and glue is sufficient. Resistance to physical effects is good. It does not create problems in dry environments, but in humid environments there is wood working and shrinkage. It is used frequently because it is an indispensable tree in terms of its decorativeity. Its color varies from light milky brown to dark brown. Walnut tree which grows in many different regions in our country is hard and durable and it is also a kind of tree which is very attractive by its appearance.  For these reasons, it is mainly used in furniture manufacturing.
 
Iroko Tree:
It is one of hard tree species.  Another name of the Iroko tree is Kampala. It is a hard tree of West African origin. Known for its resistance to outdoor conditions as a tropical tree, iroko is a kind of tight-textured and oily tree that we prefer because of its resistance to water, humidity and all kinds of climatic conditions. Iroko is highly resistant to naturally decay, insects and diseases. Its kind is easy to dry, does not rot and is preferred in particular due to being durable against water and moisture. Conveniently, stairs can be built from this tree type in the interior and exterior facades.
 

 

Step:

It is the woods that people use to go upstairs in the walk trails. It is manufactured step thicknesses are as 3 cm and 4 cm. Steps are not a single piece of wood. The steps made of a single piece of wood suffer from deformations such as work, buckling. For this reason, while the steps are being produced, trees are glued side by side. We call this system lamination.  While the trees are laminated, vertical stems are made with or without length. 

 
First Step: 
Whichever type of stairs you choose, we have options within the first step a) Recessed: Step between two carriers or walls. b) Half Open: Step from the carrier or wall to one side. Open side is rounded out. c) Full Open: Although it is a wall or a carrier on both sides, it is an outward movement by rounding the right and left of the step.
 
platform: 
It is an enlarged step that provides the opportunity to relax in walking rhythm. It depends on your wish to use it in your staircase and its size. Landing is designed as not interrupt the walking rhythm. For the minimum width limit, this value is 70cm.
 
Riser Lapel:
 The elements that close the gap between the steps are called the riser lapel. It does not matter technically if there it is or not. The riser thickness size is grossly 1.6- 2 cm.
 
Handrail:
If there is a gap in the edges of the wooden staircase, we call the protection guardrails made to the edges in terms of the safety of the person coming or going down as 'handrail'. Handrail consists of Lower-Upper bollard, bulwark and lathe.
 
Lower Bollard:
It is the support unit at the beginning of the stairs. It is used to cut wobbling of handrail and for decorative look. It can be a separate unit or it can be conjoined with the floor as a continuation of the bulwark. Model selection belongs to the customer. The size of the bollard is the smallest gross 10x10 or it can be produced in large sizes according to type of the stairs or the customer's request.
 
Upper Bollard:
It is the support unit at the point where the stairs reache to the top floor. Depending on the customer's wish, it may extend to the bottom of the carrier. This application has no positive or negative effect on system durability. It only makes a difference in aesthetics. Model selection belongs to the customer. The size of the bollard is the gross 10x10 or it can be produced in large sizes according to type of the stairs or the customer's pleasure.
 
Bulwark: 
It is the horizontal unit of the railing on the stairs. This is where we hold the stairs when we use it. Many different model options are available. The bulwark dimensions are made from gross 6x8 or 8x10.
 
Wall Bulwark: 
It is wall bulwark that attached to the wall, if there is wall on the opposite side of the handrailing (barrier) on the edge of the staircase. If there is a turn towards the section where there is a handrailing in some stairs, it can be difficult to get the bulwark of the handrails while going upstairs and so, by putting a bulwark on the wall side is relieved the ascent or descent. Lathes are not connected under this rail.
 
Lathe:
It is vertical support (lathe) component of the wooden stair handrailing. Used for safety. The intermediate distance standard is 13–15 cm. It is one of the main units that add aesthetic value to the stairs. In the stairs,  most model option is available for this unit. Lathe sizes are made of gross 5x5. It can be changed according to customer choice.
 
Side Carrier:
(It is done in the hanging stairs.) It is the main support unit to which all the components of the stairs are connected.  This unit is not used on wooden stairs that located onto concrete. In hanging stairs with wooden holder, the steps are inserted and screwed to the carriers. The screws are covered with cap. The number of carriers varies according to the model of the stairs. The thickness is 5 cm gross. 
 

 

The steps are made of concrete during construction of the building. In the end, a new sector has risen with marble or wood veneering.
 
Another step option has been occured with wooden steps on concrete 3 -4 cm thick-full solid or lamination the parquets used in the house onto 18mm MDF.
 
On metal construction steps; If the concrete-steps are not formed during the construction, a stair scaffoldage is established with metal construction, then closure of both the metal and steps is made. However, this option is no longer preferred. Because the metal scaffold is difficult to close from bottom and lateral and requires a lot of adding, it is replaced by hanging wooden stairs.
 

 

 

If no concrete steps were made during construction; There are 2 options for stair building:
  1. Creating scaffold with metal construction and then wooden coating.
  2. Stairs made up of completely selected wood. In this option, the size of the area where the stairs will set is taken and projected. Stairs that determined model and the type of wood are manufactured and painted in a workshop occasion and then like the furniture, are assembled without any damage to the home.

 

 

Material: 
Kiln-dried 1st Class Tree to be selected, has been baked up to the humidity level of air-dry. This value is nearly 12%. Baking is carried out at the premises of our company.
Steps: Thickness:  40±2 mm or 30 mm completely massive. The thickness calculations in the hanging stairs vary according to the stretch.
 
Production Technology:
D3 class water resistant glue is used for bonding (lamination). Class D3 adhesives ensure better adhesion of wood, especially if there is moisture in the environment. We are using Natilonal D3 as glue which is made of Italian. (Lamination application has been shown to greatly increase resistance, in addition, it is proven that prevents the shape changes such as twitching, buckling, so-called tree work. Laminating is done in our company's HYDRAULIC PRESSING)
 
Bollaards:
Dimensions of 90x90 mm cross-section, various sizes. Selection belongs to the customer. If the customer does not specify a model, the standard square bollard model will be used.
 
Carriers:
(There are present at the hanging stairs.)  Width adjustment will be made according to 40 mm thickness of the riser height. There are two types of models in the carriers. The first is formed by the side closure of the steps. The latter are carriers that go under the steps. In addition, steps are mounted to the wall with stainless steel studs without a wooden carrier.
 
Handrail lathes:
The model is selected by the customer to be wood essentially. Measurements are Gross 5x5 cm. Excluding wood; plexi, chrome and wrought iron type lathes are reflected in the price as an extra.
 
Bulwark:
Model is selected by customer. Upper-Surface treatments All parts of the stairs are sanded in CONTACT SANDER MACHINE so that they are smooth.
 
Paint:
If the natural appearance of wood is desired; 1 coat of wood preservative, 1 layer of filler, 2 layers of varnish application is made. If encolouring is desired; pinotex, color, filler and topcoat application is made. All painting works are done in our own place and with compressor.
 

It doesn’t make sound. Because all kinds of wood is baked (12% humidity), pulling and thinning will not occur at the grooves that steps go into the carriers. Wooden stairs should be absolutely kiln-dried (not sun-drying) made of wood.

All the wooden elements we use in our construction system are baked in our own facilities. There is no bug-infestation in baked wood. Besides, wood preservatives against pests and insects are still used.

The life of the wooden stairs is extremely long. Proof of this, we often see historic wooden buildings and stairs in various parts of our country. In recent years, it has been prolonged its life with the help of chemicals produced with increasing technology. At the below, you can review the table about the life of the wood.

It is generally used as outdoor flooring. When choosing the deck, hardwoods to be suitable with the outdoor conditions should be preferred. Specifically, Iroko (African Teak), Burmese Teak, Tali and similar hardwoods should be preferred and the moisture values of the trees should be considered. Moisture values of outdoor decks should be between 9% and 14%. As the application details; the ground levelling is made, wood or box profile carcasses are screwed to the floor. If necessary, it is glued, fixed, the decks are screwed to the top by countersinking or installed that hidden joint mounting compounds and screws not to visible, sanded and outer protective oil is applied. Decks reverts back its first day after are applied teak oil once a year before each season by lightly sanding and extends life-span.

  • Wood carcass over deck flooring,
  • Deck flooring on plastic special material,
  • Sticking on ground deck,
  • Decking with clip,
  • Deck flooring that deck-gaps are mastic.

 

  • Pool edges
  • Quays
  • Sunbathing areas
  • Balconies
  • Terraces walkways
  • Children's play areas
  • Dressing rooms
  • Saunas
  • Garden / Pergola / Gazebo floors
  • Bathroom floors
  • Shower Trays
  • Yacht decks
  • Jardinieres and outdoor decorative furnitures.

It is obtained by extrusion method that mixture of Wood Plastic Composite (WPC), wood dust (wood) and plastic PVC, PE or HDPE ranging from 5% to 10% chemical composition. Its attractiveness increases by being wooden as it has a wooden appearance and a material suitable for human nature. Especially in areas where food production and consumption is concerned, the harmony of wood is indisputable. At this point, wood composite products become an important alternative to wood. It appears to be a product that looks like wood, increases its durability with plastic and eliminates the disadvantages (water, moisture, algae, mold, decay, burning) that the wood is exposed to in outdoor areas.

Most of the brands producing wood composites use 50% wood, 40% PVC or PE and 10% chemical composition firming / hardening. These rates can vary by + 5-10% according to the brand. Some brands use HDPE (high density poly-ethylene) instead of PVC / PE.  HDPE is more durable and quality. The prices of brands using HDPE are also in that scale. When making an assessment of such details should also be taken into account.

  • Since it is made of composite material, it is not affected by natural conditions.
  • Environmentally friendly because it is made of recycled material
  • It is not affected by moisture and water. It doesn't keep seaweed.
  • Resistant to impacts.
  • It does not require maintenance.
  • It provides labor savings due to the ease of flooring.
  • It has a decorative image.
  • Can be painted and polished.
  • Can be produced in any size
  • Prevents slipping.

  • Terraces
  • Pool Sides
  • Beaches
  • Quays
  • Garden Paths
  • Walking ways
  • Camellia and pergolas
  • Winter Gardens
  • Porches
  • Outdoor Areas

 TECHNICAL FEATURES

1 – Lower lath application and measurement ranges  

  •  30 × 50 mm lower laths should be fixed with screws suitable for the floor. Screw distances should be max 50 cm. 
  • To prevent water from accumulating on the surface of the deck, the lower laths should be laid initially with an inclination of 4 degrees.
  • Lower laths should be laid at max 40 cm intervals.
  • The lower laths should be laid with 2 cm spacing, to make the water discharge comfortable.
  • The lower laths should be laid with 1 cm spacing at the beginning of the wall. 

2 – Starter shape of Deck in the wall-bottom or blank border:



After the lower lath assembly is finished, the clips must be screwed using the Deck's starter clip and 3,9 × 32 YHB screws. Like the figure below.

After the starter clips are mounted, the side tabs of the deck are placed in the clip channels. 

 

3 – Mounting of metal or plastic interconnectors:

As a connection to the deck, metal-eared or plastic T-fittings are fastened to the subfloor with screws. Nails are not used strictly and screws are not inserted to the deck.


4 – Measurements needed that should be left in lower lath and upper deck during forehead mounting of deck:



The lower lath should be fixed to the ground with 3.5 cm spacing between the end joints of deck and certainly a gap of 5 mm should be left in the two deck end joints.


5 – Lateral 60 × 40 mm composite closure and deck cover application

 After the deck flooring works are finished, the open ends of the deck can be closed with the cover profile or can be closed with 60 × 40 mm the composite profile or aluminum F profile.

The sauna is a bath culture based on the purifying of the toxins in the body by sweat at 90-120 degrees and then cleaning with water.
 
Sauna is an indispensable part of life, well-being and relaxation in Finnish culture. The first sauna experiences in Finnish culture begin in early childhood and continue throughout life.  Many traditions of Finnish culture, celebrations and other parts are associated with the sauna and are rooted up to Finnish history.
 
Sauna can be a social event where ideas and thoughts can be shared or there may be a way to enjoy their time in silence. There are many types of saunas.
 
At the Berlin Olympics in 1936, because of the finnish athletes reacts, the first public sauna was built where the Olympics were performed The athletes of other countries played an important role in spreading this culture to the whole world.

WHY MASIVA?
Because there has been more than a wooden room in the Masiva sauna; a real sauna pleasure… The sauna is useful only when used properly. Likewise, wrong and unconscious projected saunas may even be harmful to your body. Masiva sauna will implement the most suitable project for you, only enjoying yourself will fall to your share.
 
A SPECIAL SAUNA FOR YOU
Our customer representative will determine the right sauna for you according to your wishes and will answer all your questions.
 
DESIGN
Our experts will design the specified sauna and make precise adjustments of the sweat room.
 
PRODUCTION
The most beautiful wood pieces for your sauna will be selected and prepared with care.
 
MONTAGE
Our installation team will be at your disposal wherever you are in Turkey in order to deliver your sauna functionally.
 
AFTER SALE SERVICE
Our customer representatives are ready to answer every question or problem about your sauna.
 

When you call Masiva Sauna for sauna, steam room,  bath, salt room and other spa services in Ankara, you will be given an appointment first. During the appointment time, our team of experts will come to your home or construction. At first s/he learns how a sauna, steam room, hammam, salt room or spa you want to have. Then s/he explains to you the technical features of the sauna, steam room, bath, salt room or spa and his/ her own ideas and designs about appropriate model according to the size of the place that will be built the sauna, steam room, bath, salt room. Lastly, s/he takes measurements and leaves. After a day-time, s/he draws a project about sauna, steam room, bath, salt room and other spas with an alternative offer, and delivers by mail or hand. If the process and proposals process is over, the contract text will be prepared and signed.
 
In the works other than Ankara, in the multiple sauna, steam room, bath, salt room or spas the same strategy continues. However, in the single sauna, steam room, bath, salt room and other spas, after usually contact via phone and e-mail, offers and drawings are sent to our customers via e-mail.

No special measure is required in the manufacture and installation of sauna. Sauna can be made to the place where the sauna builders determine according to the environment in their homes. Masiva Sauna is manufactured according to any size, but there are some stereotypes.
 
One of the basic amenities required in the use of sauna is to sweat by lying in the sauna. The required length for this is 190 cm.. You have to make two levels in the sitting or resting panels, this measure is 100 cm. The measures of the heater and the distance between the sitting panels are 60 cm in total. Therefore, the smallest ideal measure is 190x160 cm for houses. (Net size)
 
Small Saunas (less than 8 m3)
When you come home after sports, your auto-regulated heater will make your sauna already warm. When you come in after a simple shower, you will understand that a tight sauna session will be good for your tired muscles. After half an hour; you will be feeling more fit and peaceful than ever before.  
Ideal for 
  • Families of 1-3 people,
  • Small Houses,
  • narrow spaces.
If you want to turn a small room or a part of your bathroom into a sauna, a small sauna will be enough for you.                                                                                    
For these economic saunas of 1-3 people, you will also need less heating power.
 
Medium Size Saunas (8-20 m3)
Depending on your location, you came out from an exam or important meeting. No matter what, you think it's over. You have called for your close friends and there is place for everyone in your sauna. We can see already; The claims of who can stand inside are chasing each other.
  • A sauna for 3-7 people, is ideal for;
  • Families of 3-7 People
  • Wide Locations
  • Fitness Center
  • Baths and Spas
  • Pool Heads
  • Small Hotels
spacious families and friendly chats 
You will realize that entering the sauna with friends is nothing like that.
The conversations have never been so enjoyable.
 
Large Saunas (larger than 20 m3)
In a meeting where you went out of town with your colleagues, you were looking for a place where you could take all your stress. Yet the most beautiful place of relaxation; your hotel’s sauna...
It's up to you to have a massage afterwards.
  • More Than 6 Users
  • Great Houses
  • Fitness Center
  • Hammam and Spas
  • Pool Heads
  • Hotels 
  • Holiday Resorts                                                                               
Saunas that can be used by six or more people at the same time are large saunas.
These facilities such as sports facilities, hotels, spas, indoor swimming pools and resorts require large saunas in public areas. Continuous use requires the use of the best materials and equipment.
 

Of Our company that has announced its name with quality, there are two types as disassembled saunas and sauna that is made according to the given size of the place. In panelling types we use, at first baking they, which ones our production, are dried at 40-50 degrees. Then the second firing is subjected to tincture at 120 degrees.
 
Paneling options for sauna ceilings and walls
  • MEDITERRANEAN CEDAR
  • CANADA CEDAR (Red Cedar) (İmported as panel) 
  • HEMLOCK (imported in the form of paneling)
  • ABACHİ (AYOUS) (Imported)
  • LAREX
  • SIBERIAN PINE
  • MEDITERRANEAN PINE
  • SPRUCE
  • ALDER (Imported in the form of paneling)
  • ASPEN (Imported in the form of paneling)
 
Wood types used in sauna seating group
  • ABACHI (Ayous) Imported
  • SPRUCE
 

Before entering the sauna, clothes and glasses, contact lenses, jewelry, watches should be removed (These may discomfort the person at high temperature, the person may be harmed).
 
  • Should take a nice shower by soaping with hot water.
  •  After 5 to 15 minutes, when the sweating begins,  must leave the sauna. (Caution! It will not help to stay in the sauna for less than 5 minutes, it is also dangerous to stay more than 25 minutes.) 
  • The body should be cooled again by taking a shower or entering the pool,
  • The body temperature should be continued for decreasing 10 to 20 minutes. 
  • Then should enter the sauna again (In this second session, humidity is raised by pouring on the hot stove stones from a small amount of water which sauna perfume is added to the wooden bucket and massage can be made with a massaging brush or a brush formed of plant bucket.) 
  • Resting for 20 minutes after finishing Sauna usage.Should take a shower by soaping with hot water first and then with cold water (with the aim of closing the skin pores) and should wear after body has cooled completely.
Finally, a light but salty thing should be eaten and plenty of water or juice should be drunk to replace the body's salt and water loss.
The temperature felt in the sitting groups in the sauna changes as the floors go up. For this, it is more appropriate for the beginners to stay in the sauna for the first time. In this way, the same temperature is applied to each part of the body.
 
Sauna bath recommended by experts:
  • It should be taken to shower before entering the sauna to open the pores of the skin and be cleaned.
  • To benefit more from the sauna, the body needs to be thoroughly dried after the shower. 
  • Body heating and sweat removal:
  • For beginners, it is recommended that they sit on the first steps during the training.
  • It is best to lay down in order to have the heat in the sauna distributed equally throughout the body.
  • The ideal sauna temperature is 75-85 °C.
  • The average length of stay in the sauna is 10-15 minutes.
  • Do not stay stable for a long time in single use. First of all, it is provided to sit on the lower rungs and adapt the body to the environment. It is then gradually increased by providing the best perspiration.
  • Cooling phase of the body:
  • Sauna use is not limited to sweat. A cool shower is a must for our body to catch the normal heat balance after leaving the sauna.
  • We should not apply cold water suddenly to our body while taking a shower. Starting from the feet, the body should be cooled slowly and the normal heat balance should be achieved.
  • Shower time should be spread between 5 to 15 min.
 
SHOULD NOT BE SHOWERED WITH HOT WATER AT ANY TIME!..
 
The resting phase of the body:
The person who comes out of the sauna bath can comfortably reach for at least 10 min. need to rest.
The use of sauna varies from person to person.
Sauna sessions should be adjusted according to frequency of use.
1 to 2 sessions per day for daily use - 3 sessions for 3 times a week 4- 5 sessions for 3 times per week is ideal.
Juice, water and acid-free drinks should be consumed to help the body gain the liquid balance it has lost.
 
Rules of Sauna Use 

 

  • Sauna cannot be used by people with skin infection, open wounds and cuts. You cannot enter the sauna with any dressing. 
  • Children under the age of sixteen cannot enter the sauna without their parents. 
  • It is recommended to take a shower before entering the sauna. Once become dried, the sauna is entered. Plastic and synthetic materials are not brought to sauna. 
  • You can enter the sauna with shorts, swimwear or bikini.
  • It is appropriate to use a white towel because some colored towels are painted in the seating area.
  • The sauna is recommended for a cool shower (cold shower if you don't mind in terms of your health). 
  • After the sauna exit, shower must be taken before entering the pool. 
  • The ideal time in the sauna is 15 minutes. Depending on the person's wishes and health, a few sessions can be made by taking a break. 
  • It is dangerous for people with heart disease and high blood pressure to enter without consulting the doctor. 
  • Reservations must be made before coming to the sauna. 
  • Guests are not allowed a day out in the sauna.
  •  The sauna should be used between 75-85 ° C.
 

 

Saunanın faydaları

Saunalar, tahmin ettiğinizden çok daha faydalı mekanlardır.

Binlerce yıldır süren bir geleneğin getirdiği tecrübeler bir yana, yapılan bilimsel araştırmalar ve deney ile kanıtlanmış etkileri vardır.

Size dakikalar içinde zararlı toksinlerden kurtardığı gibi, vücudunuzun hastalıklara karşı verdiği savaşı destekler. Kan basıncınızı artırarak kardiovasküler sisteminize antrenman imkanı sağlar.Bu aynı zamanda kaslarınızdaki yorgunluğu kısa sürede atmanızı sağlar. Negatif iyonların insan üzerindeki olumlu etkisi ise saunaların gözle görülmeyen ama hissedilebilen olumlu etkilerindendir.

Daha dirençli bir vücut

Sauna, derideki kılcal damarları genişletir ve kan basıncınızı dengeler. Vücut ısınız 1-2 derece artarak mikrop ve virüslere karşı savunma sisteminizi güçlendirir Hasta iken veya olmak üzereyken sauna ilaç vazifesi görecektir.

Spor aktiviteleri sonrası sauna, yorgunluğunuzu atacağınız en uygun yerdir.Profesyonel sporcuların hepsinin çalışma takviminde sauna seansları ayrı bir yer tutar. Damarlarınızı genişleterek, yorgunluğa sebep olan laktik asitin kaslar arasından atımını kolaylaştırır.

Daha pürüzsüz bir cilt

Sauna 80C’ de yaklaşık 30 dakika sonunda size başka bir mucize daha sunar; pürüzsüz bir cilt.Hem de bunu değişik ürünlerde olduğu gibi kapatarak değil, tamamen doğal yolardan yapar. Ölü hücrelerden oluşan üst derinizi (epidermis) canlı hücrelerden oluşan ( dermis ) alt derinizden ayırarak canlı ve gergin olan bir cilde kavuşmanızı sağlar.

Sauna, özellikle hanımlar için bulunmaz bir güzellik kaynağıdır. Düzenli sauna seanslarından sonra ne demek istediğimizi anlayacaksınız.

Daha temiz bir beden

15 dakikalık bir sauna seansından sonra tüm gün boyunca attığınızdan daha fazla toksin atarsınız. Toksinler vücut için son derece zararlı maddeler olup sadece terleme yoluyla atılırlar. Sauna, vücut için kritik bir rol oynar; daha temiz ve daha sağlıklı bir beden…

Daha huzurlu bir zihin

Negatif iyonlar sıcak taşlara serpilen su ile havaya fışkırırlar ve aldığınız nefes ile vücudunuza girerler.Bu iyonların görevi sizi iyi ve mutlu hissetmenizi sağlamaktır.Son yıllarda keşfedilen bu etki ile dünyada farklı uygulamalar yapılmaktadır. Hatta kanserin tedavisinde bile iyon jeneratörleri kullanılmaktadır.

 

Three Types of Alternative Steam Rooms can be done.
 
  • You can buy imported steam room cabinets designed disassembled parts in various colours made of  high-tech special materials. The steam cabinets our company sells are available with seat sitting and grid sitting system. When you choose one of the cabins according to the size of your bathroom, they are sent ready to be installed with the sitting groups integrated in the wall panels. Standard equipment includes doors made of natural adonized aluminum frame and door handle with tempered safety glass, ventilation holes and connectors. When the Escale Sauna's expert teams completed a day of installation, the time to enjoy the steam bath began.
  • In the room you set, by the expert team of Escale Sauna, a stream bath is established that a grid type sitting group one with reduced costsIn this native model, the walls are laid out of acrylic panels. Then the ceiling is converted into vault shape. Seating groups are also made of PVC-grid system. The glass door of the steam room also demands an imported door made of tempered glass with aluminum case. Or by installing a glass door produced by Escale Sauna, a steam room is createdIn the final stage, when steam making is started by installing the steam generator, the steam room is ready for use.
  • In any room, the walls are covered by ceramic, granite, marble and glass mosaic and steam baths are formed. A ceiling system of acrylic, copper or aluminum material is installed in the vault in order to allow water droplets to drip from the edges. Seating is also made of marble and then steam room is created. In the final stage, the steam bath is completed by placing the calculated steam generator according to the size of the room.

  • Steam roomcannot be used by people with skin infection,  open wounds and cuts. Cannot be entered into the steam room with any bandage.
  • Ones under the age of sixteen cannot enter the steam room without their parents. 
  • Steam room; Not proper for people with heart, vascular, respiratory and circulatory diseases. 
  • Do not enter the steam room on the full stomachWait 2 hours after a meal. 
  • Always drink water before entering the steam room.
  • Make sure that no cream, deodorant and cosmetics are present in your skin.
  • Make sure there are no metal accessories on the swimwear.
  • You must put a loincloth or towel on place you to lay down.
  • When dizziness or malaise are felt, the steam room must be exited. 
  • When leaving the steam room, wait for a while to reduce the body temperature and then enter into a cool shower.
  • The steam room should be used between 45-55 ° C.
 

The Salt Chamber is a room set up to help or treat some ailments. If you look at the general characteristics of the salt room, the walls and the ground should be covered with rock salt. In addition, the circulating machine located in the salt chambers sprays salt particles into the air between 1-5 microns. These particles, by inhalation,  reach first the lungs and other parts of the body, provide benefit to areas with health problems. In salt rooms, the walls are made of cave-like salt rocks, fine rock salt is applied by spreading method or by brick type Himalayan salt. Fine rock salt is poured into places.

Since the Salt Chamber proved has a therapeutic value, it will benefit people with the following conditions: 
  • Respiratory diseases
  • Stress, physical fatigue, dusty and insomnia
  • Strengthens the immune system.
  • Asthma, dyspnea and chest tightness
  • Bronchitis, Bronchial Hyperactivity, Bronchial Tube Inflammation
  • Chronic Lung Inflammation
  • Chronic Inflammation of the Sinuses
  • Colds, the sniffles and flu
  • Cough (especially at night and after exercise)
  • Cough with Viscous Sputum
  • Cystic fibrosis
  • Dust Disease (Pneumoconiosis)
  • Ear Infections
  • Emphysema
  • Hay Fever, Laryngitis, Pharyngitis
  • Mucosal edema
  • Pneumonia (after surviving the acute phase)
  • Seasonal Allergy
  • Sinusitis
  • Smoking-caused coughing
  • Tonsillitis
  • Grunt 
Those who are inconvenient to enter the salt room
  • Patients with high blood pressure
  • Those with heart failure,
  • Ones with kidney disease and gallstones,
  • In feverish infections,
  • People whose given cancer treatment,
  • Tuberculosis (white plague) patients
 

Camellias are sitting places that top- covered, side open or have handrails. In outdoor areas, they are special places where we can find peace and enjoyment together and have a good time by witnessing our happy moments The camellias, which are mostly studied on wood, can be produced with different size and geometric shapes with the quality characteristics they carry on and design can be done with planning that may be suitable for the desired area.

A certain roadside, they are placed with a certain size of the standards of the wood as shading on columns or sticks that located on the edges in a geometric area. With the ivy plants, are provided to increase shading onto this wood called Mertek.

The use of water and moisture resistant trees are important. Oak, Iroko, Pine, Fir and spruce trees can be used. It is the most preferred pine tree among these trees because the cost of oak and Iroko is high. The most important feature in these woods is the good calculation of the tree sections in the project phase. Materials that are not used at the required thickness cause bending and buckling over time. In addition, the moisture content of the materials should not be more than 12% with kiln-drying.

Before the system is installed, it can be impregnated against external factors such as decay and worm. Recently, it has been used in high quality exterior wooden paints.