Direct splicing: Cut the plastic wood strip into a suitable length and directly splice it with the edge of the plastic wood floor. Special glue or connectors can be used to fix it, making the edge finishing effect natural and simple. Diagonal splicing: Cut the splicing ends of plastic wood strips and plastic wood flooring into 45 degree or other suitable angles, and then splice them together to present a more exquisite visual effect. It is commonly used in areas with high aesthetic requirements.

Inlay splicing: slotting at the edge of the plastic wood floor and embedding the plastic wood strips into the grooves, this method of splicing is firm, not prone to gaps, and has a strong overall feeling.