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Rigid Core Vinyl Flooring – The Revolutionary SPC
When talking about the advantages of rigid core vinyl flooring, “environmental friendly” is mentioned many times. Rigid core is composed of calcium carbonate and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). That is why it is called SPC (stone polymer composite). Rigid Core Luxury Vinyl Plank Is Clean How can PVC be...Read more -
When to Choose WPC or SPC Flooring for your Home
Depending on where you plan to lay your new flooring, selecting the correct construction can make a big difference. Here are some common situations where it makes sense to choose one type of flooring over the other: Making living space on a second level, over an unheated area, such as a basement?...Read more -
What Are the Major Differences Between WPC and SPC Vinyl Flooring?
Both WPC and SPC flooring are water resistant and incredibly durable to wear caused by high traffic, incidental scratches and everyday life. The essential difference between WPC and SPC flooring comes down to the density of that rigid core layer. Stone is denser than wood, which sounds more confu...Read more -
Learn More About WPC Vinyl Flooring
WPC vinyl flooring, which stands for wood plastic composite, is an engineered, luxury vinyl plank flooring option that has been newly introduced into the market. The main difference with this flooring is the technologically advanced construction. A WPC vinyl product is manufactured with a wood-pl...Read more -
7 Steps to Identify the Quality of the SPC Click Lock Floor
SPC click-lock floor is a new type of decorating material. It carries excellent waterproof performance, high durability, and a convenient click-lock system. In recent years, the SPC click floor has become very popular among customers. Many families and companies have chosen it. However, not all t...Read more -
BENEFITS OF SPC (Stone Polymer Composite) RIGID CORE FLOORING COMPARED TO LAMINATE | HARDWOOD | WPC | LVT FLOORING
HIGH DENSITY RIGID CORE - material with density of 2000KGS/M3 made primarily of Natural Stone 70%. Much Stronger then Hardwood / Laminate / LVT or WPC Flooring. Strengthened Click Locking System 100% COMPLETLY WATERPROOF & FIRE RESISTANT, can be installed in Kitchens, Bathrooms, Living Rooms...Read more -
How to choose vinyl flooring
When shopping for waterproof vinyl flooring, you may encounter several terms and acronyms. LVT - Luxury Vinyl Tile LVP - Luxury Vinyl Plank WPC - Wood Plastic Composite SPC - Stone Plastic Composite You might also hear waterproof vinyl flooring called enhanced vinyl plank, rigid vinyl plank, or ...Read more -
WPC, PVC and SPC Vinyl Flooring Core Compared
When it comes to Vinyl flooring, there are quite a few different types on the market, and it is no easy task to decide which is the best one for your project and needs. Traditional PVC (or LVT) vinyl flooring has been an incredibly popular choice for many years. But, as demand for a different typ...Read more -
SPC IS BETTER THAN LVT
Traditional LVT vs SPC Vinyl Flooring With the rise of new vinyl products being introduced into the market, it can be hard to figure out which type of floor is best for your project. Traditional luxury vinyl plank has been the choice of consumers for years, but products such as SPC vinyl are ma...Read more -
Which is better WPC or SPC?
The answer to this question is simple as it is really the incorrect question to ask. The better question is which is better for the planned application as there are pro’s and con’s for both. SPC is the newer technology, but it is not necessarily better in a broad sense. The core determines which ...Read more -
The difference between WPC & SPC
The key difference with WPC from SPC assembly is the LVT top and EXPANDED POLYMER core. A veneer of luxury vinyl is layered on top of the Expanded polymer core board and in addition a core underlayment is attached at the base for sound abatement and enhanced comfort underfoot. WPC Assembly: Wood ...Read more -
What is WPC Flooring?
Essentially, WPC is recycled wood pulp and plastic composites that are combined to create a special material that is used as the core for the standard vinyl that forms the top layer. So even if you choose WPC flooring, you won’t see any wood or plastic on your floors. Instead, these are just the ...Read more
