Marble SPC Flooring: Durability with Aesthetics

Cosyhome's marble SPC flooring is a flooring product that combines stone plastic composite (SPC) with marble texture. The main base of marble SPC flooring is made of natural marble powder mixed with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) to form a high-density, high-fiber mesh structure solid board, and then covered with an ultra-durable high-polymer PVC wear-resistant layer on the surface, processed through multiple steps. This type of flooring not only has the aesthetic texture of natural marble but also incorporates many of marble's advantages.

Advantages of Marble SPC Flooring

Healthy Materials

Marble SPC flooring is made of non-toxic, formaldehyde-free, 0-pollution environmentally friendly materials, meeting modern home environmental protection requirements.

Waterproof and Moisture-Proof

Due to its main components including PVC, it has good waterproof performance, making it suitable for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and other humid environments.

Anti-slip and Wear-resistant

The surface covered with a high-polymer PVC wear-resistant layer gives it excellent anti-slip and wear-resistant properties, suitable for both home and commercial use.

Simple Installation

Marble SPC flooring usually adopts a locking design, making installation convenient and quick without the need for a large amount of glue, reducing construction difficulty and cost.

Easy Maintenance

Daily cleaning only requires wiping with a wet cloth or mop, making maintenance simple and convenient.

High Cost-Performance Ratio

Compared to solid wood flooring and natural marble flooring, marble SPC flooring is more affordable while maintaining a high cost-performance ratio.

Marble SPC Flooring Installation Precautions

Ground Preparation

Ensure the ground is flat, dry, free of oil stains, and debris.

Carry out necessary ground treatment such as grinding, filling cracks, or leveling to meet the laying requirements.

Moisture Prevention

Do ground moisture-proof treatment before laying to prevent moisture from affecting the flooring's lifespan.

Laying Sequence

Lay according to the flooring's laying sequence and direction, ensuring the gaps between the floors are uniform.

Use special tools (like a rubber hammer) to gently tap the floor, ensuring close adhesion between the floor and the ground.

Fixing and Sealing

Use special glue to fix the floor connections, ensuring secure connections.

Use special sealing strips at corners and door openings to ensure a firm and aesthetically pleasing connection between the floor and the wall.