What is waterproof flooring?
When you come into Jays Flooring LLC, you'll hear a lot of terms like WPC, SPC, and rigid core vinyl. They are terms used with waterproof flooring, and although it's still relatively new to the market, it's already captured the attention of retailers and consumers alike. So, please read further to see how it will transform your home and life.
A newer version of luxury vinyl flooring (LVF)
Sometimes referred to as waterproof vinyl flooring, this has the same style as its predecessor. Images are digitally-produced photos of wood, stone, and tile. It, too, has micro beveling, embossing, and textured looks. Like LVF, it can also be cut into planks or square, tile-sized pieces. Of course, it also has the same low maintenance and uncomplicated installation as other vinyl versions.
The difference is that it's engineered to be even thicker and more durable. Put that into perspective! Luxury vinyl is already five times thicker than the original product, so you can only imagine how thick this is.
The difference is that it's engineered to be even thicker and more durable. Put that into perspective! Luxury vinyl is already five times thicker than the original product, so you can only imagine how thick this is.
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WPC, SPC: the highest level of moisture protection
Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) and stone plastic composite (SPC) are two technologically advanced cores that never peel or ripple in waterproof vinyl flooring. It doesn't matter how much water there is or how long it stands. It gives you peace of mind knowing that your waterproof flooring won't be destroyed over a leak, burst pipe, appliance flood, etc.
Rigid core = engineered luxury vinyl plank
Sometimes called stone core LVP, this combines the beauty of wood with the highest level of moisture resistance. Vinyl planks that mimic hardwood floorboards are constructed with the SPC core. While all vinyl is strong, SPC is firm and solid, making it feel like you're walking on hardwood or stone.
Waterproof laminate flooring
The original laminate has wood in its construction, making it susceptible to water damage. However, waterproof laminate flooring has a non-wood construction that makes it spill-proof, eliminating the concerns of soaking and staining. Just be sure to tell us which version you want!
Come in today for your waterproof flooring
For over 15 years, [[cms:companyname] has provided the area with high-quality products and services at competitive prices. Visit us when shopping for waterproof flooring. We’ll show you why everyone should have it and give you a free quote. We serve Marysville, WA, Lake Stevens, WA, North Marysville, WA, Getchell, WA, and Everett, WA.
