SPC Vinyl Flooring Brands Comparisons
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Comments (6)@savvyla Thanks for your question. SPC is newer to the market than LVT and WPC. To my knowledge, it is water proof as its counterparts, but more stable(barely move at all due to stone core). The drawback is that it is harder to stand on and surface texture can not be made as realistic as WPC. There is a new product on the market called SPC ABA which has the best of both worlds. Here are a few examples: SPC Gritstone SPC Linen SPC Hemlock SPC Stonyoak...See MoreMade to order SPC/WPC flooring
Comments (6)Since most of the SPC and WPC products are made or manufactured in China, it is SUPER difficult to get a special order from anyone. There are some manufacturers that I know of in Portugal who have some visuals a FLOORING COMPANY can choose from and then special order in 2-4 CONTAINERS (300,000sf of flooring) of flooring to start a "line" that no one else has...but other than that, the plastic industry doesn't have a way to customize a vinyl floor. Companies/manufacturers such as Torlys, Wicanders, Lico, CorkArt, etc have the ability to develop a product because they have access to industrial size printers which would reproduce any PHOTOGRAPH in the world (yes....it is possible you could pay $1.5M to have a family photo made into a vinyl floor....but who would want to). If you have access to one of the MANUFACTURERS (not a flooring store but a COMPANY store...where they have a regional head office attached and the manager has a relationship with the manufacturing facility in China, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, etc) you could browse some of their 'up and coming' floor finishes. If you pay 30% up-charge on product + 30% non-refundable deposit + a MINIMUM order of (I'm guessing) 3 pallets (roughly 3000sf) you could order in a floor made for you. And then you wait 3-8 months to get it to your home....(China delays are coming in around 3-6 months because of tariff wars with USA/Canada)...it is possible. But most homeowners shy away from a floor that has all of these contingencies placed on it. Of course if you don't like the floor there is NO recourse. Your special order is your special purchase - no returns; no refunds. We tried this ONCE in the cork industry at my former employer....it worked for ONE person...but then again they were a design/build company that could 'eat' the extra costs. If their existing client didn't like it, they would just use it in another spec. build later on in the year. No harm; no foul....See MoreHas anyone used/installed Simba SPC Vinyl Planks?
Comments (0)Found the brand at a local flooring shop near Toronto, but I can’t find any examples of it online. Was originally thinking of using Provenza, but it’s pretty $$ getting it in Canada and Simba had some comparable colours and half the price. (Small squares are Provenza, longer rectangles are Simba)...See MoreAnyone heard of the Vinyl plank brand Medieval Floors?
Comments (41)My house is a two-story 1,274 sqft and the Valencian wide planks made our place looks very roomy. I'm not sure how others installed their 9'' wide-planks, but our installer did a pretty good job with how he laid out the planks in our son's room about 9x10'. I have to say the yellow-orange light in our house played a trick on the color of the floors as the color looks so different inside our house compared to what we first saw at the showroom. Our house doesn't have that much light and it's small, so light floors are best for us. At first, we were nervous of the wide planks as our old hardwood floors were only 3 1/4'' wide and we were not used to seeing it that wide. But so happy we went with our first instinct as it turned out way better than expected after my installer done putting the baseboards and everything together. I'm a happy camper lol...See MoreML Swartz
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