With the excessive number of acronyms found in today's flooring market, it's no wonder homeowners are often confused by what they mean, exactly. Today, we're going to discuss three of the ones that are most often heardto help you make better sense of your many options.
Once you know a little more about the differences between flooring types and the acronyms used to identify them, you can make better choices for your flooring. As we all know, better choices lead to better functionality which in turn leads to a more satisfying experience.
WPC stands for "wood plastic composite" and though the word "wood" is a part of the name, no actual real woods are used in the construction of the product. Wood by-products are used, such as wood resins and pulps, and used to create a
waterproof core that protects your flooring against water damage and gives you great stability.
Luxury vinyl tile is shortened to LVT to describe a variety of luxury vinyl flooring that offers amazing appearances, functionality, and durability. Just like luxury vinyl plank, also known as LVP, it offers a great variety of appearances, including many that look just like natural stone varieties, including textures. The tiles are great for any area of your home.
Like LVT floors, LVP has many of the same characteristics but provides many more wood-look options. It also offers a few stone-look varieties and offers the same great benefits, including a waterproof option for complete peace of mind. It's easy to install and maintain as well, much like the others.
If you're ready to find out, even more, visit our WPC flooring store at your convenience. We'll give you even more information that's sure to give you excellent flooring results.