Vinyl Flooring Solutions

Quite a few sections of commercial and residential properties experience rampant human traffic. This could be in the form of employee movement or thronging / trudging of family members / guests. Some of the subdivided smaller rooms which are subject to overwhelming friction include passageways, pantry, conference room in case of commercial spaces and foyer, patio, kitchen, bathroom, main hallways and even living room in case of residential properties.  In such a scenario, owners tend to seek durable flooring in the form of stone, ceramic or marble. Most property owners simply give LVT flooring a miss which incidentally is a big mistake. Luxury vinyl tiles and luxury vinyl planks are fantastic options for real estate spaces which are prone to human-led wear and tear or exposed to moisture. Advantage LVT Vinyl Flooring -  LVT tiles and planks not just look good, and available in assorted premium textures including stone, ceramic and wood, they also boast fantastic resistance to moistur

Property owners looking for newer flooring options typically seek the following - Appearance and style. Resistant to moisture/wear and tear. Price point or cost-effectiveness. This is where waterproof SPC flooring stands out from the rest of the modern and traditional choices. Many homeowners have this notion that Vinyl is a synonym for SPC. However, the fact is both are completely different in composition, properties, and features. While vinyl's core material is PVC, SPC is made from stone and plastic/polymer composite. This is the reason why vinyl is soft and reflects poor abrasion resistance. On the other hand, SPC, due to its inherent rugged composition provides excellent dimensional stability, and resistance to moisture and is quite affordable too. Unlike SPC flooring, traditional floorings such as hardwood, ordinary vinyl, and ceramic / marble have several drawbacks. Ordinary flooring is not waterproof and therefore moisture weakens the glue bond. This creates warping/swelli

To understand why waterproof SPC flooring is the perfect choice for high-traffic areas you first need to understand its structural design and thereby its stability, strength and rigidity. Interestingly, the SPC in SPC flooring stands for Stone Polymer Composite. The Structure of SPC Waterproof Flooring- SPC waterproof flooring is made from two essential elements: limestone and reinforced plastic, which acts as stabilizers. However, in its purest form, waterproof SPC flooring is composed of 4 distinct layers. Each layer performs a specific role.  The Structural Cross-section - The fourth layer from the top is also called the "Wear Layer". This layer is often the thickest as it protects itself from not just the actual, raw floor on which it is laid; it also offers excellent protection from termites and uneven/cracked bases. The third layer from the top is the SPC core. It is this layer that offers strength, and durability to the flooring. The dense composition of hard and soft