FAQs

• Installing our rigid core vinyl is straightforward due to its easy-to-use click system. After acclimatisation, make sure your subfloor is even, clear of moisture, and any debris. This flooring can be installed over most hard surfaces if they are clean, dry, and structurally sound.

For installation, leave an expansion gap around the perimeter before laying down the flooring. The subsequent steps will depend on the specific type of rigid core vinyl you are installing. For more information, please visit our Installation and maintenance guide.

Several factors set our new SPC (Stone Polymer Composite) rigid core vinyl apart from traditional luxury vinyl tile (LVT) options. The primary distinction lies in its composition: SPC vinyl combines limestone and PVC, resulting in a denser, more durable material that excels in stability and resistance to impact and wear. This unique construction contributes to its exceptional waterproof properties, making it suitable for high-moisture areas like bathrooms and kitchens.
In addition to its robust performance, SPC rigid core vinyl features a thicker core, which provides better sound insulation and a more comfortable underfoot feel. Its advanced locking system also allows for easier installation compared to other vinyl flooring types, making it a popular choice among DIY enthusiasts. Furthermore, SPC flooring is often available in a wider variety of realistic designs and textures that mimic natural materials, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any space. Overall, these advantages make SPC rigid core vinyl a superior choice for homeowners seeking durability, style, and ease of maintenance.