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暖氣片對牆紙有影響嗎

現在很多家庭裝修時都會貼牆紙,也會安裝采暖設備——暖氣片。兩者都是現代家裝中重要組成部分,共同完成對舒適家居打造的任務。由于暖氣片供暖時溫度高,並且緊挨著牆壁,有些人就會擔憂暖氣片對牆紙有影响。对于暖氣片對牆紙的影响,担忧主要分为两类：一是暖气片表面温度高,一般会在50摄氏度左右,这样高的温度烘烤下墙纸会不会开裂?二是暖气片的熏墙问题,会不会使壁纸发黄变黑?那么暖氣片對牆紙真的有影响吗?接下来,圣蒂罗澜暖气片小编就来详细的解答下。

一、暖氣片會讓牆紙裂開嗎

壁紙幹燥開裂是家裝時遇到的常見問題之一,據家裝工程師介紹,引起這種情況的主要原因是施工和後期維護不當。如張貼壁紙一定對要牆面基層處理好,若處理措施不當,牆紙就會十分容易變形和出現裂紋。牆紙鋪貼完成後,還應注意調節室內的通風,保持適宜的濕度,讓牆紙自然陰幹,防止出現收縮變形的現象。

暖气片是否会引起墙纸开裂呢?实际上,如果措施得当的话,暖氣片對牆紙近乎没有影响。在贴壁纸过程后,湿度是一项关键因素,湿度过大可引起墙体泛碱侵蚀墙纸,使墙体发霉,削弱黏贴墙纸的胶粉粘力,容易引发墙纸翘边或者剥落。而暖气片却能避免这个问题,并且暖气片并没有贴着墙安装,不会对墙纸产生过高的温度烘烤,也就不会引起墙纸开裂。

二、暖氣片會使壁紙發黃變黑嗎

暖氣片使用時間長了,有時候會出現牆面變色的情況,這就是暖氣片的熏牆問題。這個問題是由于周圍有大量粉塵物質,隨著熱氣流的上升粉塵會被帶動起來,落到了暖氣片上方的牆上。針對這種情況,安裝時應使暖氣片與牆面流出一定的距離,不僅避免了熏牆現象,還有利于對流散熱。

後期使用過程中,還需保濕室內清潔,經常打掃房間減少灰塵,並定期清潔暖氣片,盡可能地消除粉塵物質。冬天裏,配合使用加濕器,適當地給房間加濕,不僅能夠緩解房間灰塵亂竄,也可以使室內更加舒適。

從以上分析可知,暖氣片對壁紙的影響有限,廣大用戶可放心安裝使用。如有相關問題需要咨詢,可致電聖蒂羅瀾客服熱線400-700-5525,或者登陸官網查詢。小編還爲您推薦：暖氣片安裝流程

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