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Wood-Look SPC Flooring
- Most popular flooring look
- Waterproof alternative to natural hardwood
- Beautiful wood grain patterns
- Easy to install and maintain
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Stone-Look SPC Flooring
- Realistic stone-look options
- No need to seal like natural stone
- Low-maintenance tiles are easy to clean
- Trendy, upscale appearance
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Underlayment Attached SPC Flooring
- No need to purchase additional underlayment
- Saves time on installation
- Softens sounds for a less echoey room
- Reduces heat transfer for temperature
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Embossed in Register SPC Flooring
- Premium embossing adds texture to plank flooring
- Embossing corresponds exactly to wood grain image underneath
- Feels just as convincing as it looks
- Most realistic wood-look flooring on the market
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Beveled Edging SPC Flooring
- Creates a groove between each tile and plank
- Gives every plank and tile individual definition
- Detailing offers authentic, time-worn appearance
- Contributes to realistic wood and stone looks
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All SPC Flooring
- Great for families with kids and pets
- Variety of colors & patterns to match every home
- Versatile flooring can be installed on any level
- 100% waterproof floor
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About SPC Vinyl
Curious about rigid core luxury vinyl flooring for your commercial space or home? Stick with us to get the facts and discover what works best for you.

Rigid core luxury vinyl flooring is the most durable waterproof vinyl flooring option on the market.
Think of it as the new and improved WPC vinyl. WPC has been the talk of the vinyl flooring industry for the last couple years. This is top-of-the-line vinyl, known for being sturdy and durable.
But rigid core vinyl is like WPC 2.0
Rigid core vinyl is also referred to as SPC, which stands for stone-plastic composite or stone-polymer composite. These terms are used interchangeably to describe the ultra-tough core layer that makes rigid core luxury vinyl flooring virtually indestructible.
Rigid core vinyl is specially designed to withstand the use and abuse of commercial environments. The strong core layer allows this floor to maintain its form even on top of uneven subfloors, which means you can install it on any level and over almost any existing subfloor.
SPC rigid core luxury vinyl flooring is typically comprised of 4 layers.
First, there’s the backing layer, which is the backbone of your plank.
Then there’s the SPC core. In traditional vinyl products, the thicker the core layer the better. But rigid core actually has a thin core layer and it is still incredibly durable. The SPC core is just that strong.
Third, you have the printed vinyl layer. This is where you get photo imagery that makes the vinyl look nearly identical to natural materials like stone and wood. Since rigid core is the highest quality vinyl on the market, you’ll see highly realistic looks in these floors.
And finally, the wear layer. Just like with traditional vinyl, the wear layer is the top surface that helps protect your floor from dents and scratches. The thicker the wear layer, the more resistant your floor will be to scratching and scarring.
Now, why would you choose SPC over WPC?
Of course, both products have a waterproof core. In WPC flooring, the core is made from wood plastic composite. And in SPC flooring, the core is made from stone plastic composite. The WPC core contains added foaming agent to increase resilience and comfort. The SPC has no foam added and is stiffer, sturdier and denser than wood plastic composite.
WPC flooring may be more comfortable underfoot, which is great for any residential space. SPC is more sturdy underfoot with less give, but it is less susceptible to dents from heavy furniture than WPC flooring due to its, well, rigid core. This is what makes SPC a great option for high-traffic commercial spaces.
Rigid core is available in all of the beautiful wood- and stone-look trends and colors you see with WPC. You have plenty of design options to choose from with both SPC and WPC.
Let’s talk about installing rigid core vinyl floors. Just about every rigid core luxury vinyl flooring option is DIY friendly. These products feature a tongue-and-groove interlocking installation, so you can easily click and lock the floor together.
First, prep your subfloor by ensuring that it’s dry and level. Also, be sure to leave a ¼-inch expansion gap between the perimeter walls and any adjacent floors to allow breathing room for expansion or contraction.
Then, before installing your floor, be sure to open all of your boxes the flooring came in. Rigid core vinyl flooring has natural variations in color and texture, so it’s best to mix planks from several boxes and avoid installing similar planks next to each other. Lay your planks out before installing to determine what looks best.
Now you’re ready to install your floor. Place your first plank with the tongue side facing the wall. Press the end seam of the second plank into the end seam of the first plank, and then lock them together by laying the plank down. Continue working left to right.
Install the first plank in the second row by inserting the tongue into the groove of the plank in the first row. Continue through the process until all planks are installed.
Protect all exposed edges by installing wall molding or transition strips. Make sure that no plank will be secured in any way to the subfloor.
You might need to cut planks to fit a specific area. Cutting rigid core vinyl planks is easy and doesn’t require any fancy tools.
Simply mark the measurement, then use a utility knife and straight edge to score the plank.
Turn the plank over and bend it back along the cut. Use your utility knife to cut the back in the same spot. That’s it!
Thank you for joining us. We hope you enjoy your new rigid core luxury vinyl floor. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us on our web site via live chat or give us a call, we'd be happy to help!
Think of it as the new and improved WPC vinyl. WPC has been the talk of the vinyl flooring industry for the last couple years. This is top-of-the-line vinyl, known for being sturdy and durable.
But rigid core vinyl is like WPC 2.0
Rigid core vinyl is also referred to as SPC, which stands for stone-plastic composite or stone-polymer composite. These terms are used interchangeably to describe the ultra-tough core layer that makes rigid core luxury vinyl flooring virtually indestructible.
Rigid core vinyl is specially designed to withstand the use and abuse of commercial environments. The strong core layer allows this floor to maintain its form even on top of uneven subfloors, which means you can install it on any level and over almost any existing subfloor.
SPC rigid core luxury vinyl flooring is typically comprised of 4 layers.
First, there’s the backing layer, which is the backbone of your plank.
Then there’s the SPC core. In traditional vinyl products, the thicker the core layer the better. But rigid core actually has a thin core layer and it is still incredibly durable. The SPC core is just that strong.
Third, you have the printed vinyl layer. This is where you get photo imagery that makes the vinyl look nearly identical to natural materials like stone and wood. Since rigid core is the highest quality vinyl on the market, you’ll see highly realistic looks in these floors.
And finally, the wear layer. Just like with traditional vinyl, the wear layer is the top surface that helps protect your floor from dents and scratches. The thicker the wear layer, the more resistant your floor will be to scratching and scarring.
Now, why would you choose SPC over WPC?
Of course, both products have a waterproof core. In WPC flooring, the core is made from wood plastic composite. And in SPC flooring, the core is made from stone plastic composite. The WPC core contains added foaming agent to increase resilience and comfort. The SPC has no foam added and is stiffer, sturdier and denser than wood plastic composite.
WPC flooring may be more comfortable underfoot, which is great for any residential space. SPC is more sturdy underfoot with less give, but it is less susceptible to dents from heavy furniture than WPC flooring due to its, well, rigid core. This is what makes SPC a great option for high-traffic commercial spaces.
Rigid core is available in all of the beautiful wood- and stone-look trends and colors you see with WPC. You have plenty of design options to choose from with both SPC and WPC.
Let’s talk about installing rigid core vinyl floors. Just about every rigid core luxury vinyl flooring option is DIY friendly. These products feature a tongue-and-groove interlocking installation, so you can easily click and lock the floor together.
First, prep your subfloor by ensuring that it’s dry and level. Also, be sure to leave a ¼-inch expansion gap between the perimeter walls and any adjacent floors to allow breathing room for expansion or contraction.
Then, before installing your floor, be sure to open all of your boxes the flooring came in. Rigid core vinyl flooring has natural variations in color and texture, so it’s best to mix planks from several boxes and avoid installing similar planks next to each other. Lay your planks out before installing to determine what looks best.
Now you’re ready to install your floor. Place your first plank with the tongue side facing the wall. Press the end seam of the second plank into the end seam of the first plank, and then lock them together by laying the plank down. Continue working left to right.
Install the first plank in the second row by inserting the tongue into the groove of the plank in the first row. Continue through the process until all planks are installed.
Protect all exposed edges by installing wall molding or transition strips. Make sure that no plank will be secured in any way to the subfloor.
You might need to cut planks to fit a specific area. Cutting rigid core vinyl planks is easy and doesn’t require any fancy tools.
Simply mark the measurement, then use a utility knife and straight edge to score the plank.
Turn the plank over and bend it back along the cut. Use your utility knife to cut the back in the same spot. That’s it!
Thank you for joining us. We hope you enjoy your new rigid core luxury vinyl floor. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us on our web site via live chat or give us a call, we'd be happy to help!
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SPC Vinyl Flooring Overview
Rigid core vinyl is the newest breakthrough in the vinyl flooring scene. The core is made of a stone-plastic composite (SPC) that works just like WPC vinyl floors. With a 100% waterproof, incredibly dense core, SPC flooring can withstand the demands of your daily routine.
Rigid core vinyl plank flooring is a top pick for business and commercial use, so you know it’s the real deal when it comes to durability. But there’s nothing stopping you from using rigid core luxury vinyl flooring in your house. In fact, we encourage it!
Realistic wood-look and stone-look patterns can fool anyone into thinking SPC vinyl is the genuine material. Best of all, you can install it in any room and at any level of the home without the worry of water damage.
Rigid core vinyl plank flooring is a top pick for business and commercial use, so you know it’s the real deal when it comes to durability. But there’s nothing stopping you from using rigid core luxury vinyl flooring in your house. In fact, we encourage it!
Realistic wood-look and stone-look patterns can fool anyone into thinking SPC vinyl is the genuine material. Best of all, you can install it in any room and at any level of the home without the worry of water damage.
SPC Flooring Pros and Cons
What are the benefits of rigid core vinyl?
- Stunning visuals: Luxury vinyl like SPC mimics wood and stone textures so realistically that it just might fool you.
- Completely waterproof: The solid core isn’t going to absorb any water. That means no warping, buckling, or swelling!
- Installation is a breeze: No need to hire a pro if you want to save some money. You can easily snap together the pieces and float it over your subfloor.
- Easy maintenance: Wave goodbye to pesky sealing and finishing tasks. By simply choosing a thick wear layer, you’re guarding your floor against stains and scratches.
What are the drawbacks of rigid core vinyl?
- Not the Real Material: Some homeowners value having real wood or stone floors. While SPC vinyl offers beautiful and realistic patterns, it’s not authentic.
- Pricier than Laminate: Since it’s waterproof, SPC floors are more expensive than other wood-look flooring like laminate. Trust us, it’s worth it.
- Not as Resilient as WPC Vinyl: Rigid core vinyl is, well...rigid. While the SPC core makes it practically indestructible; it’s also not as giving underfoot as WPC core vinyl.
Types of SPC Vinyl
Just like with WPC vinyl, rigid core SPC flooring comes in plank form and tile form. Discover what option best fits your style.

SPC Plank Flooring
SPC planks deliver the welcoming warmth of wood flooring. Easy DIY installation, popular distressed textures, and classic color options make these planks a flooring favorite.
SPC Plank Flooring

SPC Tile Flooring
Stone-look SPC gives you natural stone visuals with gorgeous, realistic detail. Get the same up-scale design of porcelain or ceramic tiles with a much smaller price tag.
SPC Tile Flooring
Ready for a Make-Over: SPC Vinyl Flooring for Your Home or Business

SPC Flooring for the Home
Install rigid core luxury vinyl flooring in any room of the house and then let yourself switch to auto-pilot. This is the ideal solution for a low-maintenance floor.
A thick enough wear layer prevents stains, gauges, and scratches. Meanwhile, the core ensures that spills aren’t going to damage your flooring.
A thick enough wear layer prevents stains, gauges, and scratches. Meanwhile, the core ensures that spills aren’t going to damage your flooring.

Commercial SPC Vinyl Flooring
Rigid core vinyl is a great all-around flooring solution, but it really excels in commercial spaces. It’s both durable and cost effective, so the initial investment is manageable, and you know you won’t need to replace it for a very long time.
Waterproof SPC flooring is a dream for heavy to light commercial use like grocery stores, restaurants, and offices. Just make sure you buy an ultra-thick wear layer, and your flooring will be basically indestructible.
Waterproof SPC flooring is a dream for heavy to light commercial use like grocery stores, restaurants, and offices. Just make sure you buy an ultra-thick wear layer, and your flooring will be basically indestructible.

SPC Vinyl Buying Guide
SPC flooring stands for Stone Plastic Composite. Known for being 100% waterproof with unparalleled durability, these engineered luxury vinyl planks use advanced technologies to beautifully mimic natural wood and stone at a lower price point. The signature rigid core is virtually indestructible, making it an ideal choice for high-traffic and commercial environments.
In this buying guide, we’ll discuss the benefits of rigid core flooring, its construction, how it compares to WPC, where to use it, and how to install it. Think of it as a crash course on SPC flooring.
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In this buying guide, we’ll discuss the benefits of rigid core flooring, its construction, how it compares to WPC, where to use it, and how to install it. Think of it as a crash course on SPC flooring.
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SPC Flooring Trends
SPC flooring is keeping on top of the latest styles. We can clue you in on the best textures, colors, and layouts.
Trending Looks

Distressed:
Distressed flooring is meant to look aged and antiqued, like it’s been through a lot. You’ll find burns, knots, wormholes, and scrapes in distressed planks.

Hand Scraped
This texture showcases long scrapes ingrained in the plank. Hand-scraping varies a lot between planks, giving the floor a rustic feel.

Wirebrushed:
Enjoy the look of exposed wood grains with this trendy texture. Subtle wire scratches give the wood a consistent, intentionally aged appearance.
Trending Colors

Grays:
As the ultimate neutral, grays are a hit in every room of the home. Blending gray into beige (greige) and other deeper browns has become a popular way to add lightness and depth to your flooring.

Lights:
The farmhouse trend is all about cool blondes and whites that brighten the room. This light, neutral flooring will go with just about any style, so you don’t need to worry about changing it up later.

High Variation
Vinyl wood flooring can now mimic the natural color variations you find in real wood planks. This dynamic look works just as well with rustic styles as it does with modern styles.
Trending Layouts & Patterns

Herringbone:
This design comes from planks connecting at intersecting 90 degree angles. Intricate herringbone patterns add a creative element to any space, and you can install flooring in this style without too much difficulty

Mixed Width:
For a unique and surprising touch, explore the trend of mixing plank widths. Size variations break up the sameness of your floor.

Wide Planks:
Even if your room is small, wide planks can open up a space and eliminate excessive lines that break the visual flow.

SPC Vinyl vs. WPC Vinyl: Learn the Difference
How does SPC measure up to WPC flooring? While both are 100% engineered vinyl flooring options, their cores are designed differently, and that influences how (and where) they can be used.
- Feel: SPC is a dense, rigid flooring that won’t bend or budge under your feet. Meanwhile, WPC is more resilient, and it allows for a bit of comfort underfoot.
- Durability: Both SPC and WPC vinyl offer some of the most durable flooring options on the market. With wear layers and plastic composite cores, they can stand up to regular wear and tear without issue. SPC just happens to have an impressive rigid core that makes it perfect for super high-traffic areas.
- Price: WPC luxury vinyl is pricier than most other wood-look flooring options. That’s because it’s waterproof, resilient, and it looks great! SPC floors offer even more durability at a lower price-point. If you’re okay with losing some of the warmth WPC flooring offers, and gaining the durability of a rigid core, then SPC is an awesome, affordable alternative.
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