The core of SPC flooring is a combination of limestone powder, polyvinyl chloride, and stabilizers that makes it extremely resilient. This gives SPC flooring the ability to resist expansion and contraction - which can cause shifting or buckling in traditional wood flooring.

Aside from durability, SPC flooring also offers a realistic appearance. It's made to mimic natural materials and comes with a variety of colors and textures.
Despite its durable nature, it can be easily damaged or worn out if not properly maintained. Therefore, it is important to choose high-quality SPC flooring.
It is more resistant to scratches and stains than other vinyl options, and it's easy to maintain with the occasional vacuuming and damp mopping. It's a great option for busy homes with pets and children who need to be comfortable underfoot.
Another benefit is that SPC is phthalate-free. It's also a good choice for those who want to make a green upgrade to their home.
It’s also a good choice for basements and secondary vacation or rental homes. It is a very affordable option, can be installed quickly and has minimal maintenance required. It’s also waterproof, which is especially useful for bathrooms and kitchens where it may be exposed to moisture.