WPC flooring features a wood-plastic composite core that combines wood flour and thermoplastic, creating a rigid, waterproof plank with a comfortable feel.

Yes—WPC planks are fully waterproof and ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.

WPC is slightly softer and warmer underfoot due to its foamed core, making it great for residential comfort, while SPC is denser and suited for high-traffic areas.

Minor imperfections are fine, but large dips or humps should be leveled for a proper installation and secure locking.

Yes, WPC can be installed over hydronic radiant heat systems if temperature guidelines are followed.

WPC offers UV protection, but we recommend window treatments to minimize direct exposure in high-sunlight areas.

Use a damp mop and a neutral-pH cleaner. Avoid steam mops or abrasive chemicals.

Individual planks can be replaced easily thanks to the angle-tap installation system.

It’s perfect for residential homes—especially living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms where both comfort and durability matter.

SPC has a limestone-based core, offering superior dimensional stability, dent resistance, and waterproof performance.

Yes, SPC performs exceptionally well in environments with temperature swings thanks to its rigid structure.

Simple sweeping or vacuuming and occasional damp mopping keep it looking new.

No, but its durable wear layer resists scratches and stains far better than natural wood.

SPC planks feature realistic textures and embossing for authentic wood and stone visuals.

No acclimation recommended before.

It’s best to install cabinets first, then run SPC flooring up to them, allowing for expansion within the floating floor.

SPC is thinner but denser—typically 5–7mm total thickness—with a more rigid feel underfoot.

SPC uses various locking systems that don’t require adhesives.

Laminate combines a high-density fiberboard core, decorative layer, and protective melamine wear layer for a durable and stylish surface.

Modern laminate collections from EF are water-resistant, but prolonged standing water should still be avoided.

It can be used in half-baths or powder rooms if sealed properly, but SPC or WPC is better for full baths.

Extremely—laminate’s melamine wear layer protects against scratches, stains, and fading.

Steam moped, swept or vacuumed regularly. Avoid wax or polish.

Yes, following manufacturer temperature limits.

Some laminate products include attached padding; otherwise, use approved underlayment for sound and moisture protection.

It’s an affordable, stylish solution offering authentic wood visuals and proven durability.