| Standard Residential SPC Click Floor | Bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, and light-use apartments | 3.5–4.5 mm | 0.20–0.30 mm | Approximately 1220–1530 × 180–230 mm | High; suitable for normal household wet-mopping when seams are correctly installed | Good under normal indoor temperature conditions | Moderate; generally improved with an attached underlay | Clean, dry, firm, and level subfloor; uneven areas should be corrected | Low to medium | Balanced entry-level option for everyday residential use |
| Residential SPC with Attached IXPE Underlay | Apartments, upper-floor rooms, home offices, and family living areas | 4.0–5.5 mm, including underlay | 0.30–0.50 mm | Approximately 1220–1530 × 180–230 mm | High; the rigid core and closed-surface wear layer resist routine moisture exposure | Good to very good | Better than bare-back SPC because the attached IXPE layer can reduce impact noise | Firm and level subfloor; avoid installing over soft, unstable, or excessively uneven surfaces | Medium | Convenient installation with improved underfoot comfort and sound reduction |
| Enhanced Residential SPC Click Floor | Busy homes, hallways, kitchens, entryways, and homes with pets | 5.0–5.5 mm | 0.50 mm | Approximately 1220–1830 × 180–230 mm | High; suitable for kitchens and entrances when standing water is promptly removed | Very good | Good, especially when paired with a compatible acoustic underlay | Dry, rigid, and level substrate; moisture testing is recommended for concrete floors | Medium to medium-high | Stronger wear protection and click-joint durability for active households |
| Commercial SPC Click Floor | Retail stores, offices, showrooms, classrooms, and hospitality interiors | 5.0–6.0 mm | 0.50–0.70 mm | Approximately 1220–1830 × 180–305 mm | High; appropriate for routine cleaning, subject to installation-joint limitations | Very good when expansion gaps and room-size limits are correctly followed | Moderate to good, depending on the underlay and floor assembly | Rigid, smooth, dry, and properly prepared commercial subfloor | Medium-high | Higher wear-layer thickness and stronger locking systems support frequent foot traffic |
| Heavy-Traffic SPC Click Floor | Busy retail areas, corridors, reception zones, public interiors, and light commercial facilities | 5.5–6.5 mm | 0.70–1.00 mm | Approximately 1220–1830 × 180–305 mm | High; surface is moisture-resistant, but perimeter and transition detailing remain important | Very good to excellent | Moderate unless an acoustic backing system is specified | Highly level, stable, and clean substrate; installation tolerances should be carefully controlled | High | Best generic choice where abrasion, rolling loads, and long service intervals matter |
| Stone-Look SPC Tile | Kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms, cafés, and contemporary commercial interiors | 4.0–6.0 mm | 0.30–0.70 mm | Commonly 300–610 × 300–610 mm, or rectangular tile formats | High; appropriate for splash-prone areas when the room and subfloor are properly detailed | Good to very good | Moderate; tile formats may feel firmer underfoot than wider planks | Flat, stable, dry, and properly prepared; avoid direct installation over moving or damaged substrates | Medium to high | Combines a ceramic- or stone-like appearance with faster floating installation |
| Wide-Plank SPC Click Floor | Large living rooms, open-plan interiors, hotels, and visual-design projects | 5.0–6.0 mm | 0.30–0.70 mm | Approximately 1500–1830 × 225–305 mm | High under correct installation and maintenance conditions | Very good, but room-size and expansion requirements must be observed | Good with an appropriate acoustic backing layer | Very flat and stable subfloor; wider boards show substrate irregularities more readily | Medium-high | Provides fewer visible joints and a spacious appearance in larger rooms |
| Herringbone or Chevron SPC Click Floor | Boutique retail, hospitality projects, feature rooms, and decorative residential spaces | 4.0–6.0 mm | 0.30–0.70 mm | Commonly 600–900 × 100–150 mm, depending on the pattern system | High when the locking profile and perimeter detailing are correctly installed | Good to very good | Moderate to good, depending on backing and subfloor construction | Very flat, clean, and stable subfloor; pattern alignment requires careful planning | Medium-high to high | Best for decorative impact, although installation is more labor-intensive than straight planks |
| Fire- and Slip-Performance Specified SPC | Hotels, offices, educational facilities, healthcare support areas, and regulated projects | 5.0–6.0 mm | 0.50–0.70 mm | Approximately 1220–1830 × 180–305 mm | High; verify wet-area limitations and joint protection requirements | Very good | Moderate to good with a tested floor assembly | Prepared subfloor meeting the project specification and moisture requirements | High | Best when documented fire, slip-resistance, and product-testing requirements are central to approval |
