1220*180mm Wood Grain SPC Flooring

Key Advantages

• 1220×180mm dimensions: Long plank format reduces visible seams after installation
• Click-lock joint system: No adhesive required; Secure connection with easy disassembly
• High-density stone-plastic substrate: Compression and impact resistance higher than standard PVC flooring
• Water and moisture resistance: Non-absorbent, non-expanding; Suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and other wet areas
• Dimensional stability: Maintains shape under temperature and humidity fluctuations; No warping or buckling
• Underfloor heating compatible: Suitable for use at surface temperatures up to 40°C; No deformation or harmful emissions
• Optional acoustic pad: Reduces footfall impact noise and improves underfoot comfort

Product Features

Application Scenarios

• Residential whole-house flooring (living rooms, bedrooms, studies, kitchens, bathrooms, balconies)
• Hotel guest rooms and corridors (requiring water resistance, easy cleaning, and acoustic performance)
• Office flooring (open-plan areas, meeting rooms)
• Retail and commercial spaces (high-traffic areas)
• Schools and educational institutions (classrooms, corridors)
• Hospitals and medical facilities (patient rooms, examination rooms, corridors)
• Residences and apartments with underfloor heating

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between SPC flooring and standard PVC flooring (LVT)?
SPC flooring contains limestone powder in the substrate, resulting in higher density (approximately 1.8-2.0G/cm³), greater rigidity, and superior dimensional stability, compression resistance, and impact resistance compared to standard PVC flooring. SPC flooring is typically thinner (4-6mm) while maintaining strong click-lock joint integrity.

Q2: How is the flooring installed? What substrate conditions are required?
Install using the floating method with click-lock joints; No adhesive required. The substrate must be flat (height difference ≤ 2mm measured with a 2-meter straightedge), dry, solid, and free of grease. Suitable substrates include cement screed, ceramic tile, and existing wood flooring (if flat and stable). A moisture barrier film (PE film, thickness ≥ 0.2Mm) is required.

Q3: Can the product be used in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens?
Yes. The SPC substrate does not absorb water, expand, or develop mold. However, ensure the substrate is dry before installation and that click-lock joints are fully engaged. Use waterproof sealant at floor edges in bathrooms and kitchen areas to prevent water penetration beneath the flooring.

Q4: Is the product suitable for use with underfloor heating?
Yes. SPC flooring is compatible with both hydronic and electric underfloor heating systems, with a maximum recommended surface temperature of 40°C. Activate the heating system 48 hours before installation to remove substrate moisture. Use a dedicated underfloor heating moisture barrier during installation.

Q5: What is the wear layer rating of the product?
Depending on the product series, the wear layer thickness ranges from 0.3Mm to 0.7Mm, with wear ratings from AC3 (heavy residential) to AC4 (moderate commercial). Refer to the product specification sheet and test report for specific ratings.

Q6: Does the flooring surface require waxing or special maintenance?
No. The wear layer provides stain and scratch resistance. Routine cleaning with a damp mop or neutral cleaner is sufficient. No waxing, oiling, or other special treatments are required.

Precautions

• Verify substrate flatness before installation: height difference ≤ 2mm when measured with a 2-meter straightedge. Substrate moisture content within applicable standards
• Storage requirements: Store flat in a dry, ventilated area away from direct sunlight; Stack height not exceeding 1 meter. Acclimatize flooring in the installation environment for 48 hours before installation
• Use SPC-specific cutting tools or fine-tooth saw blades (tooth spacing ≤ 3mm) when cutting; Wear safety goggles
• Reserve expansion gaps: Leave 8-10mm gaps around wall perimeters; Cover with baseboards or trim. For large areas exceeding 10 meters in length or 8 meters in width, install expansion joints
• For underfloor heating installations: Activate heating 48 hours before installation to remove moisture, then turn off. Install flooring with heating off. After installation, gradually increase temperature over 48 hours to operating level
• Moisture barrier installation: PE film thickness ≥ 0.2Mm; Overlap joints by 10-15cm and seal with waterproof tape
• Inspect color and pattern consistency across multiple batches before installation
• Avoid using steam mops or excessive water for mopping; Moisture may penetrate click-lock joints
• Use protective pads under furniture legs; Avoid dragging heavy objects across the surface
• Handle carefully during transport and installation to prevent damage to click-lock mechanisms