SPC Flooring

SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring, available on Direct Flooring, is a type of rigid core luxury vinyl flooring that combines limestone and stabilizers to create an extremely durable core.

The combination of the stone and plastic elements in SPC flooring makes it more stable, less prone to expansion and contraction, and highly resistant to dents and scratches.

What is SPC Flooring?

SPC flooring stands for Stone Plastic Composite flooring. It is engineered using a blend of limestone powder, polyvinyl chloride, and stabilizers.

This composition results in a highly durable core that can withstand high traffic, making it suitable for a variety of environments including living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, and even bathrooms.

Product Examples

SPC flooring stands for Stone Plastic Composite flooring. It is engineered using a blend of limestone powder, polyvinyl chloride, and stabilizers.

This composition results in a highly durable core that can withstand high traffic, making it suitable for a variety of environments including living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, and even bathrooms.

• Herringbone Black 6mm: This AC5 SPC vinyl flooring by Falquon Exclusive Surfaces features a dark, stylish herringbone pattern, perfect for creating a modern and sophisticated look.

• Versailles Silver Grey SPC Vinyl: Offered by BML Luxury Vinyl, this style mimics the classic look of grey stone tiles, providing a sleek and elegant finish suitable for various rooms including bathrooms and kitchens.

• Versailles Classic Natural SPC: Another product by BML Luxury Vinyl, this variant offers a natural wood appearance with the benefits of SPC's durability and water resistance.

• Versailles Panel Caramel Brown SPC Vinyl: This option combines the warm tones of caramel brown wood with the practical benefits of SPC, ideal for living spaces and bedrooms.

SPC flooring is highly regarded for its easy installation process, often featuring a click-lock system that allows for floating installations over most existing subfloors. Its waterproof nature makes it an excellent choice for moisture-prone areas, and it typically comes with a wear layer that adds an extra level of protection against scratches and stains.