Korlock is supposed to be good. I am looking at it too, I will add the specs once I gather all the info. They dont have it as readily available on the website as other companies so I may need to call.

I heard Mannington's Distinctive Planks are discontinued. I gotta look at Cortec, korelok, and I cant recall what else due to waterproof vinyl plank info overload.

MaryAnn Lucas, do you know the price on Neptune Max? There's not a dealer near me.

I am considering GoHaus, which is a WPC. Their website called it "waterproof", but I don't know how it is since it has some wood particles in it. I have samples at home that I'm going to test.

Kesha, I see Neptune Max on Discountfloor.com for $3.45 sq ft

Have you ever considered epoxy? i love my epoxy floor, we got it from https://www.egulve.dk/gulve/epoxygulv.html ..

Please consider it, it is worth it!

Carl - do you have a picture of it?

The other flooring specification I like to look out for is the max linear feet before transitions are required in their installation instructions. I've seen these vary wildly for SPC flooring. For example: Karndean Korlok requires transitions after 50ft, while Gemcore requires transitions only after 80ft. I guess this might correlate with their expected temperature sensitivity (or what the company is willing to waranty)?

We just did a 200 foot run. No issues.

Just noticed this thread. I have some comments.

- SPC isn't made in the US, period.
- If a product is 8mm, odds are it isn't SPC.
- SPC core max thickness is 5mm. If it's thicker, it is glued up ABA construction.
- You can't wear out a 12mil wear layer in a residential application. Anything more is overkill.
- I'd have to see the import paperwork to believe a SPC is made in Europe, especially when their headquarters is on the west coast. German stuff imports into the East Coast. They ship a TON from China like everyone else. (not naming names)

We Ship- sorry. Off topic. have you heard of AquaStep Laminate. Co

plerely waterproof. They are out of Belgium and we can only get it from Mass. they looking for dealers. Check it out and let me know what you think.

@ML Swartz, the thickest wear layer for SPC that I have seen in my research so far is the Flooret Modin product with a 40mil wear layer.

ML,

This is a honeycomb pvc and not laminate. They are just using the keyword "laminate" to sell the product. Laminate is compressed fiberboard. This stuff was out from China long before WPC even hit the scene. It had some major issues, that's why it never took off.

We ship Thanks so much!! Angle World’s Nu Wud?

I am krishna from flooring limited and we are manufacture of SPC (Stone Polymer Composite) Tile. we want to perform SPC product testing and certification.

May I know, what are possible tests available for SPC Tile products.

Also, Kindly share me the list of laboratory available for SPC Tile Testing.

Please, feel to contact me at any time waiting for your response.

sorry to bump this thread, but why is virgin PVC considered better?

Because it is impossible to know the contents of recycled plastic. Plus, the recycled material does goofy things as far as expansion as contraction go (because exact composition is not known)

so SPC with virgin PVC is the way to go in regards to having no phthalates and other harmful chemicals? Thank you

Yep, we do not use recycle content at all in our SUPERcore product.

Does anyone know anything about Crescent Ridge SPC flooring?

I own a cottage in Ontario and it is not heated in the winter and is closed up sometimes in high temperature summers. The SPC flooring planks were recommended by a home improvement retailer in cottage country. Any suggestions? Also, any brand names that are recommended? I have about 500 square feet to cover. Thanks in advance!

Excellent! Thank you for responding so quickly!

So, if we leave the 5/8 expansion space, we should be fine with the temperature variation? Any other tips? I see there are lots of helpful hints and installation suggestions on your website, and I will review. But I just want to know if there are any significant issues/suggestions that stick out.

Shopping for some samples now!

Are there other more mainstream brands that offer this construction? I see Inhaus listed above, but I assume its the same product that has major issues reported here: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5340568/inhaus-sono-flooring#n=113

Provenza has a new LVP ESPC line called Concorde Oak. Anyone familiar with that? Their Moda Living line is very popular on Instagram, and was seriously considering it as a flooring option. But now I'm thinking ESPC/SPC is the way to go.

NexxaCore waterproof flooring

Supercore treads will have glue in returns available. Your guy may be able to rip a stairnose and miter the edge of the stair to glue it in. Aldo our SUPERcore treads are 60" and not 48" because you need more to work with. (I used to build homes, so I know)

Alan Ward

Hi sierra400! I was wondering what you finally chose, and how your flooring has held up. Has it faded at all?

Hi Andreas, I went with Flooret Modin rigid in the color Arbor and LOVE IT! Highly recommend, no fading. We do not have many windows in our home though so fading was not a concern for me. I have not heard of anyone complaining about fading with Flooret though.

Here is a picture of our guest bathroom with Flooret installed. We have it throughout the house in all rooms!

Thanks very much for the feedback and photo... looks great!

I’m looking to install flooring in my pet Grooming business. i Need something completely waterproof. What is the ‘best’ brand currently?

Is the Supercore pthalate free?

SUPERcore is phthalate free

Alan

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@WeShipFloors Do you have any new SUPERcore colors coming out in the near future?

Jennifer,

We have 6 new colors going up right now. They are 8mm with Embossed in Register (EIR) and a Valinge 5GC true drop click.

Alan

@WeShipFloors That's great! I received samples of Supercore and really liked it but didn't find the right color. When will the new colors be available?

The are ready now

I bought and had the Angle World
Installer 2 yrs ago. Has
not scratched and we love it. Had another water issue and it didn’t budge. NoPVCS

ML, we are looking at Angle World/

Durato's V-Evo in the color called Bean Town. It is 12 mils. It's between that and Flooret's "base" in the color called Kingswood. Both are 12 mils. I have read in many reviews that anything more is overkill. I'm happy to see you have Angle World/Durato and you like it. Please let me know if it's the V-Evo or something different. (It's all very confusing with these names and sub-names and product lines being ever so different within the manufacturer. The more we look, the more confused we become.) Thank you!

following.

I’ve looked at so many floors I’m burned out. I should’ve done a spreadsheet like the author of this post. I originally wanted Flooret’s Modin line but I’m just not liking the 9” planks.. right now Provenza Moda is my front runner because of the 7” wide plank texture and long boards (I do NOT want 48” planks). Does anyone know of a brand that I should be considering??
I want SPC, do NOT want a pronounced pained bevel (but do like a thin bevel). Prefer some texture, want low color variation in light-medium brown. (Did not care for SuperCore or Paradigm samples)

@Megz if you reconsider your board length, I can highly recommend the MSI Everlife Prescott. Specifically, we installed the Fauna color and it's awesome.

@WeShipFloors,

Could you comment on this discussion regarding the issue with "ceramic bead coating" causing damage to your clothing?

SuperCore specs list: UV Cured Commercial Wear layer finish impregnated with ceramic beads."

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6056058/lvp-to-avoid-read-if-considering-coretec-or-calibambo-and-a-mystery#26447005

wow. thx for starting this research and sharing. I was just enlightened about this today and really wondering if we should go this route over porcelain tile. does it hold up on stairs? we have had terrible experiences with vinyl on stairs and see the mistake we made with it not holding up.

We are a unique and high-quality SPC Flooring manufacturer from China. And all our products are customized according to our client's requirements at WINT FLOOR.

Getting a quote on this brand, they look so good, anyone having problems with hybrid flooring?

@MaryAnn Lucas Can you update on . your flooring after 3 years?