Garage door wood grain metal

Replacing Wood with Steel: The metal substrate (aluminum-zinc-coated steel) provides high strength, while the coating layer simulates wood grain, addressing the susceptibility of wood to decay in humid environments. Environmental and Energy-Saving: Recyclable, reducing forest resource depletion. Easy Installation: The modular design allows for quick installation and removal, reducing maintenance costs. Caring for and maintaining wood-grain coated steel sheets requires careful consideration of the characteristics of both the metal substrate and the coating. Specific methods are as follows: 1. Daily Cleaning: Wipe the surface with a soft cloth and a neutral detergent, avoiding scratches with hard objects. Stubborn stains can be treated with diluted alcohol or a specialized cleaning agent. Avoid using strong acids or bases. 2. Regular Inspection and Maintenance Inspect the coating for blistering or peeling, and repair promptly to prevent rust. Avoid prolonged contact with sharp objects or heavy objects to maintain a smooth surface. 3. Environmental Control Maintain a dry environment. Humidity is recommended to be below 70% to prevent moisture from reaching the metal substrate. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures to prevent aging and discoloration of the coating. 4. Maintenance in Special Scenarios High-use areas such as hospitals and banks: Increase inspection frequency, focusing on the sealing of joints.