Spc Vinyl Flooring VS Lvt flooring

SPC Vinyl Flooring—Best Durability on a Budget

Pros

· ✅ Easy to install

· ✅ Disguises imperfect subfloor

· ✅ Absorbs sound better than traditional vinyl plank (though not as well as WPC)

· ✅ Highly resistant to temperature changes

· ✅ Budget friendly

Ready to take your flooring to the next level in both beauty and durability? Then Spc flooring should be an option at the top of your list! Considered the most durable flooring option on the market today, SPC has options to fit any design aesthetic while keeping durability at the forefront.

Spc flooring Pros

We’re starting to sound like a broken record here, but it’s important you note that SPC is just as easy to install as other rigid-core vinyl plank options! Your floating floor will be easy to click into place during your DIY installation (or you can hire someone if you prefer.)

The durable core and attached core backing of SPC allows it to be installed effortlessly over nearly any surface. You can install it over uneven subfloors with little preparation and some people have even installed it directly over their old flooring (though we recommend removing your olds floors first.)

Spc flooring is going to be better at absorbing sound than traditional vinyl plank flooring (though WPC absorbs sound better). SPC uses stone plastic composite to make an extremely rigid core, making it virtually indestructible and the hardest to dent of all the other vinyl flooring options. Plus, the limestone composite core makes SPC incredibly stable under temperature changes and resistant shrinkage and buckling.

SPC one of the more budget friendly vinyl plank options.