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1500mm SPC Flooring

Crafted with a stone plastic composite (SPC) core, this flooring is exceptionally durable and resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture, making it suitable for both residential and commercial high-traffic areas. The robust construction ensures long-lasting performance and easy maintenance.

The realistic wood or stone finish adds a touch of sophistication, while the easy click-lock installation system makes setup quick and straightforward. Transform your space with the combination of elegance and resilience offered by our 1500mm SPC flooring.

Product Details

Size:6" x 36" / 6" x 48" / 7"X 48" / 9" x 48"
935 x 150 mm 1220 x 150 mm 1220 x 183 mm 1220 x228mm
Wear Layer:0.3mm 0.5mm 0.7mm
Thickness:3.5mm 4mm 5mm 6mm 7mm 8mm
Under Layer:EVA / IXPE
Surface Treatment:UV coating
Features:Waterproof / Anti-Slip /Wear Resistant / Fire Retardant / Sound Barrier
Click Syestem:Unilin, I4F, Valinge-2G, Valinge 5G-1
Warranty:Reisdential 25 years , Commerical 10 years


1500mm SPC Flooring vs. Smaller Planks

When choosing SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring, the size of the planks plays a crucial role in the overall look, feel, and performance of your space. The 1500mm long planks offer a distinct advantage over smaller planks, but each option has its unique benefits. Here’s a comparison to help you decide which is best for your needs.

1. Aesthetics and Room Size

1500mm planks create a more seamless, expansive look, making them ideal for large rooms or open-concept spaces. The longer planks help reduce the number of seams, creating a cleaner, more cohesive visual flow. In contrast, smaller planks (such as 1200mm or 900mm) work better in smaller rooms or areas where you want to create a sense of detail and texture.

2. Installation Speed and Ease

Larger planks, like the 1500mm options, often result in quicker installation due to fewer seams and less cutting. This makes them a preferred choice for DIY projects or spaces where you want to speed up the renovation process. Smaller planks, however, may require more time for installation, especially in intricate layouts.

3. Durability and Flexibility

While both 1500mm and smaller planks are durable, larger planks can be more prone to expansion and contraction due to temperature changes, particularly in areas with high humidity. Smaller planks are more flexible and less likely to experience noticeable shifts over time, making them better for environments with significant climate changes.

4. Versatility in Design

Smaller planks can offer more versatility in design, allowing for intricate patterns and layouts, such as herringbone or chevron. These designs can add a unique touch to any space. Larger 1500mm planks, however, provide a more minimalist, modern look, ideal for contemporary interiors.

5. Cost Considerations

1500mm planks are often more cost-effective in terms of installation and material because fewer pieces are required to cover the same area. Smaller planks may increase both material and labor costs due to the additional seams and cuts involved in the installation.

In conclusion, 1500mm SPC flooring is great for creating a sleek, modern aesthetic with quick installation, while smaller planks offer flexibility, design versatility, and are better suited for smaller or climate-sensitive spaces. Your choice depends on the style you want to achieve and the specific conditions of your space.

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