Kitchen SPC flooring

Give your home an update to the look of hardwood or tile with Kitchen SPC flooring. SPC flooring is popular in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry spaces. This is particularly true in commercial settings. Luxury vinyl flooring offers unlimited potential on a limited budget. Perhaps the greatest pro of luxury vinyl flooring is the durability. It can withstand high amounts of foot traffic and is scratch- and dent-resistant. Luxury vinyl flooring also reduces noise. This makes it an ideal flooring for homes with pets or children.

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Vinyl floor tiles, are the most popular form of vinyl flooring. This wood-look flooring option is an affordable alternative to real hardwood flooring, with convincing textures and a variety of colors. Luxury vinyl is water resistant, and if it has a WPC or SPC core, it’s totally waterproof flooring. Depending on the type, vinyl planks are installed as click-lock floating floors, glue-down, or peel-and-stick flooring.

Kitchen SPC flooring characteristics

• 1. Various color and specification Present series
• 2. Fireproof , smokeproof
• 3. Wearable, easy in maintenance
• 4. Germproof, innocuous Registered embossing series
• 5.easy install without glue down with LVT click products and WPC click and loose lay with high quality
• 6. Anti-slip

Before carrying out the flooring work an evaluation of the sub-floor in accordance with DIN 18365 “Flooring Work” is necessary. As design flooring are vapor-proof coverings, residual moisture in the sub-floor is particularly significant. It is to be demonstrated that appropriate measurements have been taken. With existing underfloor heating there should be an appropriate heating protocol to ensure the sub-floor is ready for the installation of the flooring.

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Our design flooring undergo a strict quality control procedure that guarantees high-quality standards. If, contrary to all expectations, material problems should be identified on site, there are to be notified before cutting to size and laying. Claims for obvious defects (e.g. Color variations, differences in thickness, surface defects, insufficient accuracy of fit etc.) cannot be accepted after laying.