SPC flooring stands for Stone Plastic Composite (sometimes called Stone Polymer Composite) flooring. SPC flooring is a type of rigid core luxury vinyl flooring made from a blend of: Limestone (calcium carbonate) PVC (polyvinyl chloride) Stabilizers This composition creates a very dense, durable, and waterproof flooring product. Key Features of SPC Flooring 100% Waterproof – Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements Rigid Core – Resists dents, expansion, and contraction Highly Durable – Handles heavy foot traffic and furniture Click-Lock Installation – Often installed as a floating floor Low Maintenance – Easy to clean, no sealing required Dimensional Stability – Performs well in temperature changes Typical Layer Structure Wear Layer – Protects against scratches and stains Vinyl Design Layer – Realistic wood or stone look SPC Rigid Core – The stone-plastic composite core Underlayment (often attached) – Sound absorption and comfort

The main difference between LVT and SPC flooring is their core construction, which affects durability, stability, and where each performs best. LVT is a flexible vinyl flooring made primarily of PVC layers. Key Characteristics Flexible core (softer underfoot) 100% waterproof Realistic wood or stone visuals Can be glue-down or click-lock More forgiving and quieter to walk on

Yes—both laminate and SPC flooring can be run throughout your entire house, but they perform differently in certain areas. Here’s how to decide which is best for you. SPC Flooring (Best for Whole-House Use) SPC is ideal for a seamless, whole-home installation. Why SPC Works Everywhere 100% waterproof – safe for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms Rigid core – handles temperature changes well Consistent look – no need to change flooring by room Works well over slightly imperfect subfloors Where SPC Excels Bathrooms Kitchens Basements Entryways Open-concept homes Laminate can be run throughout most of the house, but moisture is the main concern. Things to Consider Not fully waterproof (even “water-resistant” versions) Standing water can cause swelling Requires expansion gaps and careful installation Best kept out of full bathrooms and laundry rooms Best Areas for Laminate Living rooms Bedrooms Hallways Home offices Quick Recommendation Want one floor everywhere, including wet areas? → SPC Want a budget-friendly option for dry areas only? → Laminate If you want, tell me: Square footage Pets or kids Type of rooms (bathrooms, basement, etc.) We can recommend which option fits your home best and how to transition it cleanly. Also, we do carry a few waterproof laminate options.