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Rigid, waterproof, floating

Click LVT and SPC Flooring

Rigid-core vinyl planks that click together and float over an underlay. Waterproof like glue-down LVT, quicker to fit, and kinder to an uneven subfloor.

Click LVT and SPC Flooring laid in a room

SPC stands for stone polymer composite: a rigid core of limestone and vinyl that gives these planks their stiffness. The vinyl surface on top is the same realistic oak, herringbone or stone effect as glue-down LVT, but the boards click together at the edges and float over an underlay rather than being stuck down. The result is a waterproof floor that goes down in a day and hides the small imperfections a glued floor would show.

It suits kitchens, bathrooms, conservatories and whole-house projects where one waterproof floor needs to run through several rooms with different subfloors. Most ranges are approved for underfloor heating and come with a built-in underlay. Where the subfloor is very uneven, or the room is a long open-plan space, we will still recommend preparation first, but SPC is the more forgiving of the two vinyl systems.

Questions we are asked

Is SPC better than glue-down LVT?
Different rather than better. SPC is quicker, tolerates a less-than-perfect subfloor and can be lifted again. Glue-down feels more solid and seamless and is the choice for large open spaces and herringbone patterns. We will show you both and explain which suits your floor.
Can SPC go in a conservatory?
Yes. The rigid core is far more stable in the temperature swings of a conservatory than laminate or click vinyl with a soft core. Check the manufacturer's temperature range, which we do for you.

Other ranges

Free measure and quote

Samples brought to your door

Tell us the rooms and roughly the size, and Chris will bring a selection of samples to your home so you can see them in your own light, against your own walls. Measuring and quoting are free.

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