Durable 100% Surface Waterproof Vinyl Wood Flooring Easy Installation SPC Flooring

Durable 100% Surface Waterproof Vinyl wood Flooring Easy Installation SPC flooring

Description

SPC flooring also named SPC rigid core vinyl flooring, which is the latest upgrade and improvement of the Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT). It’s in fact considered to be the new trend in floor covering. It is made up of 5 layers which include the PVC balance layer, SPC core layer (virgin material), decor printing film with excellent design, wear layer with super strong vinyl, and of course the UV protective layer. The additional option is the acoustic foam could be layed on the bottom to increase the soft foot feels when walking on.

SPC Flooring are not only manufactured from the highest grade materials but also resemble real

natural patterns as closely and as realistically as possible.

SPC flooring 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.

Key benefits 

• Excellent Water Proofing
• High Temperature Proofing
• Low shrinkage and expansion rate
• High Rigidity
• Click Locking Technology click strength
• Impact Resistance
• Fire Resistance
• Superb residual indentation performance
• Quick Installation
• No acclimation hours

Specification

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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.