Rigid-Core SPC Click Vinyl Desert Oak Floor Planks

Rigid Core SPC Desert Oak Stone Planks

SPC-Stone plastic Composite SPC for short, is becoming a more affordable and popular alternative to wood flooring. Whether you are looking for new flooring for your hallway, kitchen, living room or bathroom, SPC is a great choice. In fact, spc is so realistic that you’ll have trouble telling it from a real wood floor.

One of the great benefits of SPC, besides its good looks, is that it is extremely resilient to daily wear and tear. It’s also waterproof making it the perfect choice for areas where water might be present, such as kitchens and bathrooms. Constructed from multiple thin layers, SPC is flexible and easy to install, especially in awkward areas where laying wood planks may be difficult.

Our SPC collection gives you the freedom to choose from a wide range of styles, textures and colours.

Stone plastic composite (SPC), or solid polymer core, is a type of rigid core used in vinyl flooring that is comprised of mostly limestone with a mix of polyvinyl chloride and stabilizers. Rigid cores like SPC are used in modular vinyl flooring to provide dimensional stability and rigidity. The high limestone content makes SPC incredibly dense, durable, and highly resistant to impact and indentation. Stone plastic composite is waterproof, which allows it to resist cupping and peeling. It can be installed in laundry rooms, bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and other areas prone to moisture or temperature changes.  Desert oak SPC rigid core vinyl flooring is installed using a floating interlocking system. It is low maintenance and its durability makes it ideal for high-traffic commercial flooring applications.

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For warehouse collection of this order, please contact our office on 020 8500 1940. Kindly note that this product is not available at the IG6 Warehouse.

Disclaimer: The use of an additional underlay with SPC flooring will invalidate the product warranty. SPC flooring is designed with an integrated underlay for optimal performance. Adding extra underlay may compromise stability, leading to issues not covered under warranty.