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coretec pro plus

2 years ago

We are considering a pro plus vinyl plank for a guesthouse. What are the differences in the pro plus vs. enhanced vs embossed. Durability or just aesthetics… I tried to get this information from the company but couldn’t get through, and a Google search resulted only in flooring suppliers sites without explanations.

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James Cronk
2 years ago
All of the COREtec products with the "Pro" name have a solid polymer core (SPC). The others, besides their "Stone" offerings, have a wood polymer core (WPC). SPCs are harder, more durable, and more dent resistant. The WPCs are warmer, quieter, and softer underfoot. Enhanced means painted bevels and embossed in register. Embossed in register is where the texture on the planking matches the grain and knotholes.

I hope this helps!
Barbara Loring
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you!
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