LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) is a flexible vinyl product, while WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) and SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) are both rigid-core options. WPC provides a softer, warmer feel underfoot due to its wood-plastic core and is ideal for residential settings with uneven subfloors. Stone Plastic Composite flooring is the most durable option with a stone-plastic core, offering superior dent and scratch resistance and handling heavy foot traffic and commercial use effectively.

Construction: Traditional LVT has a thin, flexible core, often made of PVC. 

Feel: It is softer but also more prone to telegraphing subfloor imperfections and temperature-related movement. 

Durability: While durable and waterproof, it is thinner and less stable than WPC or SPC. 

Best For: Applications that require a thinner, more flexible product or where an underlayment will be added to provide thickness and comfort. 

WPC (Wood Plastic Composite)

Construction: Features a wood-plastic composite core, making it thicker and semi-rigid.

Feel: Offers a softer, warmer feel underfoot and is more forgiving on uneven subfloors. 

Durability: It is durable but more susceptible to dents and scratches compared to SPC. 

Best For: Residential areas like basements, bathrooms, and kitchens, especially where comfort is a priority. 

SPC (Stone Plastic Composite)

Construction: Made with a stone-plastic composite core, which is very dense and rigid. 

Feel: It feels harder underfoot than WPC and is highly dimensionally stable. 

Durability: Offers the highest level of durability, with excellent resistance to dents and scratches from heavy traffic. 

Best For: High-traffic areas in homes and commercial spaces, and situations where temperature fluctuations are a concern.

Choose the Right Flooring

There are so many choices, styles and colors when it comes to Luxury Vinyl Tile. The staff at Breegle Abbey Carpet and Floor will assist and advise you when selecting the right Luxury Vinyl Tile flooring best suited for your home or business.