Yes. It has special additives. The answer to this question it is easy to find in the internet ... by typing the name in google ...
That were happy winter holidays!.
I wish you a Happy New Year and a Merry Christmas!!.May you dreams come true, guys!!.
At the winter holidays, as usual, we didn’t do anything.
We had a cool rest!. We looked at New Cone in Khreshchatyk.
Yesterdaym we finally come to pass the installation of the interior doors!.
Doors: Terminus. The Ukrainian production. The foundation is a box. a pine timber.
Panels: MDF. A clypeus: MDF. A furnish: an oak veneer.
Findings: Apecs Premier, an old bronze.
I decided not to put the door by myself - a lot of hassle, a lot of time, you need the special tools, and skills!.
I surrendered into the hands of installers!. For 6 doors it took the whole day, from 9 am to 7 pm!. We worked third. But the men did everything very carefully and nice. Every cut, every groove ... Overall, I was pleased. There is certainly little nuances with a foam, but something ... By the way, door openings I've done too high about 2100 millimetres.
We had to make 2050 millimetres. I tempered at one time!.
Now, it will be an extra confusion with a big hole above the door!.
We haven’t fix the platbands yet, since no wall finishing.
They are fixed after the installation of lining and varnishing.
Now the slides.
We stuffed the baguettes today (ceiling moldings) for all interior angles in the room on the ground floor.
I installed a plinth.
The appearance of lining has positively changed, in my humble opinion!!.
It remains to fill the outer corners at window openings, go on places with a coating and joints, so. you can move on to varnishing!.
Moldings and baseboards are made of pine, in general, like everything else.