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SPC Floor and Laminate Comparison

Feature	SPC Flooring	Laminate Flooring
Core Material	Stone-Plastic Composite (limestone + PVC)	High-Density Fiberboard (HDF – compressed wood fibers)
Water Resistance	100% waterproof – ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, basements	Water-resistant (some types), but not fully waterproof
Durability	Very durable, resistant to dents, scratches, and moisture	Fairly durable, but can swell or warp if exposed to moisture
Feel Underfoot	Feels harder and colder	Feels warmer and more comfortable underfoot
Installation	Click-lock system, floating floor – easy DIY	Also click-lock, floating floor – similar ease of installation
Sound	Denser, may feel noisier unless underlayment is used	Softer sound, often comes with built-in underlayment
Thickness	Usually thinner (3.2mm – 7mm)	Typically thicker (8mm – 12mm)
Appearance	Realistic wood or stone look – printed vinyl layer	Photographic wood image layer – can look very natural
Price	Slightly more expensive than laminate in many cases	Generally more affordable than SPC
Maintenance	Easy to clean, no special care needed	Needs more careful cleaning, avoid excess water

🪵 Choose SPC Flooring if you need something 100% waterproof, highly durable, and suitable for wet areas.

🪵 Choose Laminate Flooring if you want a warmer feel underfoot, are installing in a dry area, and want a lower-cost option with good aesthetics.

SPC and LVP Laminate Comparison

1. Definitions

LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank):
A type of luxury vinyl flooring that comes in planks designed to mimic natural wood. It has a flexible core, usually made from PVC.

SPC (Stone Plastic Composite):
A subtype of vinyl plank flooring with a rigid core made from a combination of limestone (stone) and plastic. It’s more durable and sturdy than standard LVP.

2. Structural Differences

Feature	LVP	SPC
Core Material	Flexible (PVC or WPC)	Rigid (limestone and plastic)
Flexibility	More flexible	Much more rigid and sturdy
Thickness	Usually thicker overall	Thinner but denser

3. Feature Comparison

Property	LVP	SPC
Water Resistance	Excellent	Excellent (often better than LVP)
Scratch & Dent Resistance	Good	Superior due to rigid core
Comfort Underfoot	Softer and warmer	Harder and cooler underfoot
Suitable for	Homes, low-traffic areas	Homes, high-traffic areas, commercial spaces
Installation	Easy (click-lock or glue-down)	Very easy (mostly click-lock)
Price	Usually less expensive	Slightly more expensive but more durable