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The emery wear-resistant flooring mentioned today is primarily made of non-metallic emery aggregates, including silicon carbide, brown corundum, white corundum, and so on. However, garnet abrasives are still the most commonly used, mainly because garnet is a natural mineral that is widely available and inexpensive. When laying emery wear-resistant floors, one should not prioritize speed; otherwise, it is easy to cause problems with the quality of the emery material. Once such issues arise, it’s actually more cost-effective to opt for a regular floor instead. 1. Content of emery: Neither individuals nor manufacturers should cut corners in this regard. A low content of emery significantly affects the wear resistance and compressive strength of the floor, and it can even impact its service life. In such a case, why waste money on an emery-based wear-resistant floor? Isn’t it more cost-effective to use a regular floor? 2. Quality and integrity of materials: It is common knowledge that poor quality emery can affect the performance of wear-resistant flooring. As for the various materials such as aggregates, special cements, admixtures, pigments, etc., their absence will result in either reduced performance or an unsatisfactory color; in any case, customers will not be satisfied. Of course, there are other things to keep in mind besides these two; it’s hard to explain them in detail. In short, when working with emery floor surfaces, it is essential to have a thorough understanding of them in order to prevent various accidents and ensure their quality as well as their service life.