Deep Charcoal SPC Flooring Planks Solutions

Get Deep Charcoal SPC flooring planks today to transform your space, imitating a natural wood look. The rigid 4mm Deep Charcoal SPC flooring planks are engineered to serve high-traffic commercial applications for 35+ years. SPC floor, also called stone polymer or stone plastic composite, is a particular type of modern flooring that is quickly replacing traditional ceramic tiles. The SPC Vinyl flooring material is made by mixing limestone with PVC and stabilizers. This creates an exceptionally dense and strong core for the SPC flooring.

Experts acknowledge SPC Flooring as the future of the flooring industry, not only in the African markets but also beyond. SPC flooring has been developed as an upgraded version of engineered vinyl flooring. SPC flooring is set apart from other types of vinyl flooring by its uniquely resilient core layer, which makes it sturdy and very durable.

4mm Deep Charcoal SPC Floor Structure

Each plank of SPC vinyl flooring is constructed with the following layers:

• Wear layer- A transparent layer at the top that resists scratches and stains. It is also responsible for protection against discoloration and makes cleaning easy.
• Vinyl layer- It decorates the SPC Vinyl flooring plank. Colors and patterns are printed onto the vinyl.
• SPC Core– A dense, waterproof core for the plank made of natural limestone powder, polyvinyl chloride, and stabilizers. It provides rigidity and stability for the plank.
• Pre-attached under pad: An underlayer material made from IXPE or EVA foam responsible for sound insulation, cushioning, etc.
• 100% waterproof
  
• SPC floor doesn’t fade or discolor over time like ceramic tiles
• Eliminates the risks associated with broken tiles and possible damage
• Usually fire retardant
• The surface of the SPC floor is anti-scratch
• The surface doesn’t stain
• Easy to clean as you only need clean water with/without detergents
• SPC flooring provides a non-slippery surface
• Warmer than ceramic tiles
• You will not need to furnish or repaint after some time because the flooring retains its original texture even after years