In the world of resilient flooring—particularly SPC and LVT—the core determines stability, but the wear layer dictates longevity. It is the invisible shield that stands between a beautifully designed floor and the relentless friction of daily life.

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SPC and LVT are NOT the same thing — not even close.

So many people use these terms interchangeably, and it’s a costly mistake. Get them mixed up, and you’re looking at higher bills, botched installs, and major flooring issues while it’s still under warranty.

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SPC flooring is compatible with both electric and hydronic underfloor heating systems. Its rigid stone composite core provides excellent dimensional stability under temperature changes, making it suitable for residential and commercial heated floor applications.

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SPC/LVT flooring can be used in bathroom dry areas, powder rooms, hotel bathroom entrances, changing areas, and spaces where water exposure is limited.

But it is not recommended for areas with long-term standing water, shower floors, or places where water can remain under the flooring for a long time.

You might ask: How does this happen?Isn’t SPC/LVT supposed to be waterproof?

The SPC core itself is completely waterproof, but water can seep through the joints between planks.

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