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SPC vinyl flooring with Rigid core Eco-friendly no harmful emission

Description of  SPC Vinyl Flooring

SPC vinyl flooring with Rigid core Eco-friendly no harmful emission,this flooring  is an upgrade and improvement of rigid core luxury vinyl flooring (LVT flooring),SPC rigid core flooring combines the strength of stone and the beauty of wood,One for all solution for your home decoration. is constructed by UV coating, Wear layer, SPC print layer,SPC core, Balanced layer . For the backing, EVA, IXPE foam or Cork wood as option all available.Its advantages including good dimension stability, high peel strength, little noise when walking on, no warping, no distortion, 100% waterproof, heat and sound insulation, eco-friendly rigid floor, no harmful emission. it's the leading products for future.
 

Applications

• Indoor Use

      Bed Room,Living Room, Bathroom, Kitchen...

• Commercial Use

      Hospital, Mall, office building, School, Hotel,Residential...

Advantages of SPC vinyl flooring 

• Waterproof: One of the biggest benefits of choosing SPC vinyl flooring is that it has a completely waterproof core. Unlike hardwood, it can be installed in areas of the home such as laundry rooms, bathrooms, basements, and kitchens. The waterproof feature also makes this board more stable in environments where moisture and temperature can fluctuate.
• Easy installation: Many homeowners appreciate that SPC floors are easy to install. They can be placed on top of many different types of subfloors or existing flooring. Most designs simply click into place, eliminating the need for messy and complicated glues.
• Affordability: While it is more expensive than standard vinyl flooring, SPC vinyl floors are generally less expensive that other types of luxury flooring, such as hardwood and stone. In addition, homeowners can often install the floors without professional assistance, so DIY installation of SPC flooring can save even more money on this upgrade.
• Style: SPC vinyl flooring is like standard vinyl in that it is available in a wide range of colors and patterns. Some of the SPC flooring styles are designed to look like hardwood, tile, or other types of flooring. The wide range of options is preferable for those who want to be able to customize the look of their home.
• Comfort: The thick, stable bottom layers of each plank make SPC flooring more cushioned than other types of flooring. The thicker the plank you choose, the more comfortable it will feel underfoot. These dense layers also contribute to a quieter sound when walking on SPC floors; they usually do not have a hollow or thin sound like standard vinyl often does.
• Easy maintenance: SPC rigid vinyl flooring is very durable. Because it is incredibly dense, it’s resistant to impacts, stains, scratches, and wear and tear. This flooring style is a great choice for busy households because in addition to holding up well, it is easy to keep clean. Maintenance involves only regular vacuuming or sweeping and occasional mopping. Over time, this type of flooring will resist fading, peeling, and cupping, and it can withstand being directly exposed to sunlight.

Specification

FAQ

1. Is vinyl flooring OK for bathrooms?

Bathrooms and kitchens have always been the prime areas where vinyl flooring products are used. While vinyl flooring is not completely impervious to the rigors of these rooms, it is very resistant to water and easy to clean and maintain, making it a low-cost, low-hassle flooringchoice.

2. What are the disadvantages of vinyl flooring?

Advantages and Disadvantages of Vinyl Floors

Vinyl flooring is durable and stands up well to heavy foot traffic. It is comfortable underfoot and reduces noise, which can be important for owners with kids or pets. ... On the other hand, vinyl floors do not stand up well to heavy loads and can be damaged by sharp objects.

3. Does vinyl flooring add value to your home?

Hardwood floors can add up to 2.5% to your home value. ... If you're looking for a great way to increase your home value before a sale, hardwood flooring may not be the best way to go. Depending on the value of your home, installing vinyl or LVP could up your house value to the same rate for a lower cost.

4. What is the best thickness for vinyl plank flooring?

The thickest vinyl planks can be anywhere from 5 mm (0.20 in) to over 8 mm (0.31 in) thick. These planks cost the most, but they are also the most durable and usually look the most like real wood. Thicker vinyl is a good option if you have a thin or uneven hardwood subfloor since it will smooth out imperfections.