Waterproof SPC Rigid Core Vinyl Flooring With 3.0mm-8.0mm Thickness

SPC rigid core Vinyl flooring Wear Resistant anti frade installation flooring

What's SPC rigid core Flooring ?

During your vinyl flooring search, you may have come across abbreviations, such as SPC and WPC. If you’re wondering what is SPC vinyl flooring, you’ve come to the right place!

SPC Vinyl Flooring stands for stone plastic composite vinyl flooring.also known as Stone Plastic Composite (SPC) is the innovative new flooring which possesses the natural look of marble or stone. It’s a modern version of vinyl plank flooring. Its waterproof, environmentally friendly, and durable as it is resistant to wear and tear. On top of this, it comes in various exciting colors and patterns. Similar to WPC vinyl, an SPC vinyl is an engineered luxury vinyl that combines limestone and stabilizers to create an extremely durable core. An SPC vinyl floor is still 100% waterproof, but more wear resistant ,anti frade , adds stability, dent resistance .

Structure

 SPC rigid core Vinyl flooring Wear Resistant anti frade installation flooringmainly structured with the UV coating layer, transparent wear-resistant layer, printing decoration layer, SPC Vinyl layer (the SPC core) and cork or EVA base.

Specification

Advantage 

1. Easy of installation and maintenance.

2. Durable, fire resistance, waterproof.

3. Anti-aging, sound absorption.

4. Light weight, environmental protection.

5. Moisture and stain resistant.

Product Picture

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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.