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Questions to Ask Before Buying
• What is the wear-layer thickness?
• Is the product approved for bathrooms, basements, or laundry rooms?
• Does it have an attached pad or require separate underlayment?
• What subfloor preparation is required?
• Is the warranty residential, commercial, or both?
• Can it be installed over concrete, tile, or existing flooring?
• Is it compatible with radiant heat?
• What cleaning products are approved by the manufacturer?
Common Questions and Answers
What is LVP or VLP flooring?
LVP, or luxury vinyl plank, is a vinyl flooring product designed to look like hardwood, stone, or tile. It usually has a flexible vinyl core, a printed design layer, and a protective wear layer. Some people say VLP, but LVP is the more common industry term.
What is SPC flooring?
SPC flooring is a type of rigid-core luxury vinyl flooring. Its core is typically made from limestone powder, PVC, and stabilizers, creating a dense plank that resists dents, impacts, and movement from temperature or humidity changes.
What is the biggest difference between LVP and SPC?
The biggest difference is the core. LVP usually has a softer, more flexible vinyl core, while SPC has a rigid stone-composite core. That makes LVP more comfortable underfoot and SPC more dent-resistant and dimensionally stable.
Which flooring is more durable?
SPC is generally more durable against dents, heavy furniture, dropped objects, and high foot traffic because of its rigid core. LVP is still durable for everyday residential use, but it may be more prone to indentation depending on quality, thickness, and wear layer.
Which one is more comfortable to walk on?
LVP is usually more comfortable because it has a softer, more flexible core. SPC feels firmer underfoot. If comfort is a top priority, especially in bedrooms, family rooms, or areas where people stand for long periods, LVP may feel better.
Which is better for basements, kitchens, bathrooms, or laundry rooms?
SPC is often the stronger choice for moisture-prone and high-traffic areas because it is rigid, stable, and resistant to expansion and contraction. LVP can also work well in these spaces if the product is rated for wet areas and installed properly.
Which flooring costs more?
Prices vary by brand, wear layer, thickness, design, warranty, and installation method. LVP is often less expensive upfront, while SPC may cost more but can offer better long-term value in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas.
11. Which is better for pets and kids?
SPC is often better for active homes with pets and children because it resists dents and impacts well. For scratches, the wear layer matters more than the core type, so compare wear-layer thickness and surface protection when choosing either product.
Which one should I choose?
Choose LVP if comfort, warmth, and budget are your biggest priorities. Choose SPC if durability, dent resistance, moisture performance, and stability are more important. For busy kitchens, basements, entryways, rental properties, or commercial spaces, SPC is usually the safer choice.