Sheet Vinyl Flooring

• Material: Large, continuous sheets of vinyl (typically 6-12 feet wide).

• Durability: Highly water-resistant, durable, and low maintenance.

• Installation: Glued down or loose-laid; fewer seams make it more waterproof.

• Best for: Bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms.

• Limitations: Difficult to repair; less realistic appearance compared to luxury vinyl options.

Rigid Core Vinyl Flooring (SPC & WPC)

• Types:

• SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) – Made with limestone and PVC for extreme durability.

• WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) – Softer core with added comfort and soundproofing.

• Durability: 100% waterproof, highly stable, and dent-resistant.

• Installation: Floating click-lock system.

• Best for: High-moisture areas, commercial spaces, and homes with pets or kids.

• Limitations: SPC can feel harder underfoot, while WPC is slightly less dense.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

• Material: High-quality vinyl designed to look like real hardwood planks.

• Durability: Scratch-resistant, water-resistant, and softer underfoot than hardwood.

• Installation: Click-lock floating floor or glue-down method.

• Best for: Living rooms, kitchens, and basements.

• Limitations: Can be susceptible to dents from heavy furniture; not as valuable as real wood.

Printed Vinyl Flooring

• Material: A base layer of vinyl with a printed decorative design and a protective top layer.

• Durability: Resists stains and moisture but can wear down in high-traffic areas.

• Installation: Usually available as sheet vinyl or peel-and-stick tiles.

• Best for: Temporary or budget-conscious flooring solutions.

• Limitations: Less realistic than luxury vinyl options and can fade over time.