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DIY SPC Flooring
DIY SPC Flooring refers to Stone Plastic Composite flooring designed for effortless installation by homeowners.
It features a click-lock system for easy assembly without adhesives, offering durability, versatility in style, and low maintenance for residential spaces.
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| 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 |
How to Install DIY SPC Flooring？
Installing DIY SPC Flooring is straightforward and typically involves the following steps:
Prepare the Subfloor:
Ensure the subfloor is clean, dry, and level. Remove any existing flooring and repair any imperfections.
Acclimate the Flooring:
Allow the SPC flooring planks to acclimate to the room's temperature and humidity for at least 48 hours.
Prepare Layout:
Plan the layout, starting from a corner and working towards the opposite wall. Ensure the last row of planks will not be too narrow.
Underlayment (if necessary):
Some SPC flooring may require an underlayment for additional cushioning or soundproofing. Follow manufacturer guidelines if an underlayment is needed.
Install the First Row:
Place the first plank with the tongue facing the wall, leaving a 1/4-inch expansion gap between the plank and the wall. Use spacers to maintain this gap.
Continue Installation:
Click the next plank into the previous one, working row by row across the room. Stagger the end joints of adjacent rows for a more natural look and greater stability.
Cutting Planks:
Measure and cut planks as needed to fit around obstacles like doorways or corners, using a saw appropriate for the material (e.g., jigsaw or circular saw).
Final Rows and Finishing:
For the last row, measure and cut planks to fit, ensuring the 1/4-inch expansion gap remains. Install any necessary transition pieces or moldings to complete the edges and cover gaps.
Finishing Touches:
Remove spacers, install baseboards or quarter-round moldings to cover expansion gaps, and clean the floor to remove any installation debris.
Allow to Set:
Allow the installed floor to settle for at least 24 hours before heavy use. Follow manufacturer's guidelines for specific care and maintenance instructions.
