What condition of delamination requires repair?

Repair is required for delamination when there are signs of leaking light or loose pieces from the flooring. This condition indicates a significant structural issue where the layers of material are not only separating but may also be compromised to the extent that they can no longer provide adequate protection or support. Loose pieces can create hazards during handling and transport, potentially leading to further damage to the container or its contents.

In situations where visible edges are simply lifting, such as in minor delamination, it might not need immediate repair if it doesn’t affect the integrity of the container. Peeling edges can also be common without indicating a dire risk, and minor cosmetic imperfections typically do not impair the functionality of the container. However, when leaking light or the presence of loose pieces is observed, this suggests that the integrity of the flooring or other critical components has been seriously affected, necessitating timely repair to maintain safety and functionality.