Wood Grain SPC Flooring Planks – Custom Patterns

SPC Flooring (Stone Plastic Composite Flooring) is a high-performance rigid core flooring solution manufactured from a blend of natural limestone powder and polymer materials. Designed for superior dimensional stability and durability, SPC flooring outperforms traditional PVC and laminate flooring in moisture resistance, fire performance, and wear resistance. It is an ideal choice for both residential and commercial interior environments where long-term performance and visual appeal are required.

· UV Coating Layer
Provides surface protection, improving scratch resistance, stain resistance, and ease of cleaning.

· Wear Layer
A transparent, high-durability layer that protects the surface from daily abrasion and extends product lifespan.

· Decor Film Layer
High-definition wood grain or stone patterns deliver a natural appearance with realistic texture and color depth.

· SPC Rigid Core Layer
Made from a limestone–polymer composite, ensuring outstanding dimensional stability, impact resistance, and structural strength.

IXPE / EVA Underlayment (Optional)
Enhances sound absorption, moisture resistance, and underfoot comfort

while remaining lightweight. It delivers reliable performance in varying indoor conditions, making it suitable for demanding residential and commercial applications.

STEP 1 — Prepare the Subfloor

1. Make sure the subfloor is clean, dry, flat, and solid. Remove dust, oil, and debris.

2. Check the moisture level according to the flooring manufacturer's recommendations.

3. Repair cracks and uneven areas. Level the floor if needed.

STEP 2 — Plan the Layout

1. Measure the room and determine the installation direction, usually along the longest wall.

2. Leave the recommended expansion gap around the perimeter according to the product instructions.

3. Dry lay the planks to check the pattern and fit.

STEP 3 — Install the SPC Flooring

1. Start from one corner and click the first plank into place.

2. Continue laying planks by engaging the click-lock system along the short and long edges.

3. Use a tapping block and rubber mallet if needed. Avoid striking the planks directly.

STEP 4 — Finish the Installation

1. Remove spacers and install skirting boards or trim.

2. Check edges and transitions, and install suitable transition profiles where needed.

3. Clean the floor and follow the manufacturer's instructions before use.