Super wear-resistant
Higher abrasion and scratch resistance than conventional flooring.
Product line 01 — Rigid core
Rigid stone-plastic composite core with a UV-cured wear layer and an integrated IXPE acoustic backing. 100% waterproof, formaldehyde-free and dimensionally stable enough for underfloor heating.
Specification envelope
Layer build-up
Stain- and water-resistant surface cure; lowers maintenance cost.
Transparent abrasion layer, 0.2–0.7 mm depending on traffic class.
Printed wood, stone or carpet decor; custom decors available.
Stone-plastic composite board; resists expansion and hides subfloor imperfections.
Pre-attached acoustic pad for sound absorption and underfoot comfort.
Selecting a wear layer
The wear layer, not the total thickness, determines how the floor ages. These are the four gauges we run.
| Wear layer | Traffic class | Typical application |
|---|---|---|
| 0.2 mm | Light residential | Bedrooms, low-traffic apartments |
| 0.3 mm | Residential | General domestic and boutique interiors |
| 0.5 mm | Light commercial | Offices, retail, hospitality rooms |
| 0.7 mm | Heavy commercial | Malls, schools, airports, hospitals |
Why specifiers choose SPC
Higher abrasion and scratch resistance than conventional flooring.
Suitable for bathrooms, kitchens and balconies; resists mildew.
PVC resin base — free of formaldehyde, lead, benzene and heavy metals.
Effectively flame-retardant and self-extinguishing; emits no toxic gas.
Nanofibre surface becomes more astringent when wet — specified for schools, hospitals and airports.
Integrated acoustic layer absorbs impact sound.
High thermal conductivity and low thermal expansion.
UV coating improves colour fastness against direct sunlight.
Sealed surface prevents bacterial growth.
Unilin or Välinge profiles — tight joints, no glue, faster site programme.
Wood, stone and carpet decors; colours can be customised per market.
Plank sizes
| Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|
| 128 × 640 mm | 5" × 25.20" |
| 184 × 1220 mm | 7.24" × 48" |
| 228 × 1220 mm | 9" × 48" |
| 228 × 1524 mm | 9" × 60" |
| 228 × 1800 mm | 9" × 70" |
| Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|
| 300 × 610 mm | 12" × 24" |
| 450 × 900 mm | 18" × 36" |
Decors in production
Wood, stone and carpet decors are all available. Colours are customised per market — send a physical sample or a decor reference and we will match it.
Emboss aligned to the printed grain, so the texture you see is the texture you feel.
Marble, terrazzo, concrete and travertine decors, run in the large-format tile sizes.
Ranges
Every range below is the same product line filtered to one gauge or one decor family — the specification envelope is shared, so choose on the application rather than the datasheet.
The thinnest rigid core we run. Lightest to ship and the cheapest per square metre, which makes it the volume choice for apartments and fit-outs where the subfloor is already sound.
The middle gauge, and the one most commercial jobs settle on. Enough core to bridge a subfloor that is not perfectly flat, without the shipping weight of 6 mm.
The heaviest rigid core we produce. Specified where the floor takes wheels, point loads and a subfloor nobody is going to re-screed.
Printed woodgrain with a pressed surface texture. The texture is a repeating plate rather than being aligned to the print, which is what separates it in price from embossed-in-register.
The surface emboss is aligned to the printed grain, so the texture your hand feels sits exactly where the eye expects it. It needs a dedicated plate per decor, which is why the range is narrower than the printed one.
Marble and stone decors in tile formats. The reason to specify them over actual stone is not the look, it is that they are warm underfoot, quiet, and go down as a click floor with no grout and no wet trades.
Held decors, dispatched in 7–10 days rather than waiting on a production run. The trade-off is choice: stock is whatever is on the floor at the time, not the full decor range.