SPC flooring, also known as stone-plastic composite flooring, is a popular floor covering material, featuring the following characteristics:

Environmental safety: The main components are lime powder and PVC resin, which are hot-pressed at high temperatures. It does not contain formaldehyde or benzene derivatives, and has no odor after installation. You can move in immediately after installation.

Waterproof and moisture-proof: SPC flooring exhibits strong resistance to the impact of water. Due to its dense and non-porous material, it is completely waterproof, making it highly suitable for use in wet areas such as basements, laundries, bathrooms, and kitchens. It does not mold or bubble.

Durable and wear-resistant: The surface is coated with a reinforced wear-resistant layer, typically with a wear-resistant rating of 6000-16000+ rpm. It is impact-resistant, scratch-resistant, and has a long service life.

Construction Convenience: Unlike wood, tile, and stone, which require special power tools, SPC flooring can be easily cut using just a paper knife. With its click-lock, glue-free design, it can be directly laid on tile, cement floor, or existing flooring without the need to remove the base layer. The installation process is quick and the flooring can be dismantled and reused.

Compatible with underfloor heating: good thermal stability, uniform heat conduction, no release of harmful gases when heated and no deformation, suitable for underfloor heating environments.

Application Scenario: SPC flooring is highly suitable for high-traffic environments and is thus popular in commercial buildings. In residential buildings, SPC flooring is commonly installed in corridors, kitchens, and bathrooms. If you seek a warm and comfortable foot feel akin to real wood, you should opt for the thicker version with sound-absorbing pads.