'Papamade' from Hands Home is an assembly-type floor deck tile that requires no tools, allowing anyone to easily and conveniently install and detach it on their own. It can be used in a variety of interior settings such as indoor balconies, utility rooms, and outdoor gardens.
In addition, 'Papamade' features drainage holes in the product for water runoff, and with its very low moisture absorption rate (2.1%), it offers excellent waterproofing. It can be used both indoors and outdoors without worry of cracking even under prolonged UV exposure. In particular, it is made of WPC composite wood rather than low-grade plastic, giving it strong durability, and it has passed the formaldehyde non-detection test of the KCL, a state-accredited certification body, ensuring safety that is harmless to the human body — so it can be used with peace of mind even in homes with young children.
'Papamade' is characterized by its sharp, vivid wood-grain design, making it the perfect choice for customers seeking an emotive wood interior or a wood-accent interior. Hands Home's 'Papamade' assembly-type floor deck tiles come in a total of four diverse types. There are three wood-pattern types — ▲'Sanded,' with a natural, subtle feel (Beige Sanded, Gray Sanded, Black Sanded); ▲'Brush,' with detailed wood-grain patterns (Wood Brush, Brown Brush, Beige Brush, Black Brush); and ▲'Grain,' with a lifelike wood-grain pattern achieved through a three-dimensional finish (Brown Grain, Wood Grain) — as well as ▲'Grass Tile,' offering the color and fullness of real grass. Each of these distinctive patterns can be selected to suit individual tastes and installation environments, and cross-laying different types of tiles creates an even more natural atmosphere.
A Hands Home official said, "Papamade is a product that lets you easily and conveniently decorate any space you want, and customer satisfaction is very high," adding, "We plan to continue developing interior materials that allow anyone to carry out self-interior decorating easily and safely on their own." 1522-3725