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Laminate flooring is composed of multiple layers of composite materials. Its wear resistance far exceeds that of solid wood flooring, making it particularly suitable for high-traffic areas such as shopping malls and exhibition halls. It is easy to install and convenient to clean.
Compared with other flooring types, it is less satisfactory in terms of underfoot comfort and environmental friendliness. However, it is affordable, making it a great option if you are on a limited budget.

LVT flooring is composed of a high proportion of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) combined with a small amount of stone powder. It offers a comfortable and highly resilient underfoot feel, while also being waterproof and wear-resistant.
If you prioritize comfort and underfoot feel—especially for everyday living areas such as bedrooms, living rooms and children’s rooms—LVT flooring is the better choice. Its soft underfoot texture helps create a quieter and more cozy living environment.

SPC flooring is composed of a high proportion of stone powder combined with a small amount of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). It is 100% moisture-proof, making it ideal for water-prone areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and balconies. Boasting exceptional structural stability, it will not deform due to temperature or humidity fluctuations. If you prioritize durability, stability and suitability for high-frequency use—especially in humid environments—SPC flooring is your perfect choice.

WPC flooring is composed of wood flour and polyvinyl chloride (PVC), manufactured via a foaming process. It is extremely lightweight for easy transportation, and its density and hardness are close to those of solid wood flooring. In terms of touch, underfoot feel and comfort, it is also more akin to solid wood flooring. With a relatively thick overall structure, it is suitable for outdoor use, featuring water resistance and insect resistance, and is compatible with underfloor heating systems. If you prefer the tactile feel of solid wood, WPC flooring is your ideal choice.