SPC Vinyl Flooring Brands Comparisons
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Least repetitive SPC luxury vinyl plank floor?
Comments (1)The high-end European stuff has an 'infinite' pattern. That is to say the photo that is used to imprint the floor is without a repeat. These patterns do not come cheap. They are in the higher priced range of $9 - $12/sf...because they have to be shipped from Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, etc. Vinyl Design 16 / LICO AG - SCHWEIZ - SWITZERLAND - FLOORS Start with the link above...and look around....See MoreAnyone heard of the Vinyl plank brand Medieval Floors?
Comments (307)Below are some of the Medieval Floors Nouvelle Collection Sand Dune engineering hardwood floors that I got from my installer. It's basically a nice natural wood color. The light does make a big different in the house though so you have to get a box to make sure. He said this is from a beautiful 6,000+ square feet home in Southern California and the customer stayed home to watch her installer installing the floors as she wants everything perfect. I would too if my house is THAT big and spending so much money already....See MoreLVP or SPC vinyl that looks like light-stained white oak
Comments (4)LVP has a vinyl core while SPC has a plastic composite or stone plastic composite, solid polymer core and WPC has a core typically consists of polyvinyl chloride, calcium carbonate, plasticizers, a foaming agent, and wood-like or wood materials such as wood flour. You can easily Google resources that outline the differences- they're very helpful. We chose Armstrong Empower SPC rigid core mostly because it was a builders option. I'd still choose a SPC or WPC over a basic LVP due to its ridigity and durability, as well as waterproofness....See MoreLuxury Vinyl Plank WPC vs SPC, Paradigm SPC or Cortec WPC?
Comments (4)In our new home build, we chose Armstrong empower rigid core which is an RMC or rigid mineral core. The RMC is one step after WPC or SPC and has a stronger barrier to indention. As I said the flooring was installed by the home builder, in mid to late October, November 2021. We had options of a hardwood, laminate and this line of Armstrong. I didn't want to deal with hardwood floors or laminates with dogs so I went with the LVP. We've been living on it for 2 years and we have not seen any bowing, cupping, edging, issues with the digital printing or bevel. We have the flooring throughout our whole home except the bathrooms and laundry. I've never had hard floors in a bedroom, but we mitigated the stiffness with a rug. At first it was noisy because it's on a crawl space but it has a lot more give than tile which is what we're used to and I like the feel now. Were two adults and two dachshunds. Our wear is minimal but we have a lot of heavy furniture which is all padded or has coasters. I think I've might have found one or two indentions after heavy objects have fallen. I've dropped plates and cups, and they haven't broken unlike tile, but they haven't left an indention. https://www.floorcoveringweekly.com/main/topnews/what-can-rigid-core-flooring-offer-your-consumer-33969...See MoreKesha
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