The Types of PVC Sheet Flooring

The Types of PVC Sheet Flooring

1. Stone Plastic Composite (SPC)

        #SPC #stone plastic composite is called RVP (rigid vinyl plank) in Europe and America，which combines the strength of stone with the beauty of wood. This type of flooring is made from limestone and a variety of stabilizers, leading to a core that is durable and stable. 

        Since it has increased strength and stability, this type of flooring is suitable for high-traffic areas in commercial enterprises. If you know people will be coming and going frequently, perhaps you might want to consider this kind of flooring. SPC flooring is also suitable for areas that get a lot of temperature changes. The stone core of the SPC makes it quite easily adaptable to sudden temperature changes.

2. High-End PVC Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)

        Also known as high-end #PVC flooring#, this product looks by all means like genuine stone and wood flooring – only providing much more in benefits. This type of PVC flooring is available in numerous shapes and sizes and a variety of patterns and effects.

        LVT is made from a series of different layers, stacked together to create a flat product, but one that may easily be cut to size with a knife. It’s sturdy and resistant, but somehow flexible enough to be easily installed. This makes it very easy to set up, without the stress that you will accidentally break it.

        Most LVT sheets have an HD photographic layer that makes the design look highly realistic. It also protects the overall material from wear and tear, ensuring durability that goes beyond regular wood and stone.

3. Wood Plastic Composite (WPC)

#WPC#（Wood plastic composite）  is relatively new on the market, but it is quite an attractive and luxurious choice to go for. It is thicker compared to SPC flooring and benefits from a wood core that makes it softer underfoot. If you are easily bothered by the sound of footsteps on the floor or simply want something comfortable to step barefoot on, then wood plastic composite may be the exact type of PVC flooring you need.

This kind of PVC flooring is dent-resistant, but as compared to other types, it is not as resilient. This is because the focus was placed on comfort rather than on hardness. It also features a foaming agent to provide a cushioning effect as well as noise insulation. This kind of flooring is often very suitable for under-floor heating due to its ability to warm up very fast.