SPC10 Christchurch oak SPC flooring

$24.99

SPC flooring | 0.3mm wearing | 1220 x 180 mm |

Product thickness: 5.7 mm | Oak surface |

Product code: SPC10

*Residential use only

*The warranty is limited to the original purchaser

Description

Stone Plastic Composite Flooring · Residential Use

SPC flooring in the Christchurch Oak colour is a modern stone-based vinyl flooring option designed for residential interiors. With its natural oak-inspired appearance and structured plank format, this flooring provides a clean and contemporary look that suits a wide range of home styles across Christchurch and surrounding regions.

The Christchurch Oak colour features a light brown tone with subtle vintage character, adding warmth and visual depth to interior spaces. This colour works especially well in open-plan living areas and larger rooms, where it can complement natural light and create a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. The surface presents a uniform and refined finish, giving the floor a tidy and well-finished appearance that pairs easily with modern or classic furnishings.

SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring is manufactured using a rigid stone-based core, distinguishing it from traditional timber or laminate flooring. The planks are produced through a high-temperature co-extrusion process, forming a multi-layer structure without relying on natural wood fibres. Surface textures and embossed patterns are applied during manufacturing to enhance the visual detail while maintaining a balanced and consistent look.

Installation is carried out using a floating method, where the planks are laid over a suitable underlay rather than being fixed directly to the subfloor. The boards connect through a click-lock system, allowing them to align neatly during installation. This installation approach is commonly used in residential projects and allows for easier maintenance or plank replacement if required in the future.

SPC flooring is described as a stone-based, waterproof product and is often selected for residential spaces where moisture exposure may occur, such as kitchens, bathrooms, or toilets outside of shower areas. Any installation in wet areas must comply with local building regulations and completed waterproofing requirements. Installation inside shower enclosures or wet zones is not recommended.

Like most flooring materials, SPC flooring responds to temperature changes. Expansion and contraction may occur depending on seasonal variation, indoor climate, and heat exposure. Proper installation practices, including the use of expansion gaps and finishing trims, are important to achieve a neat and stable finished floor.

This product is supplied for residential use only and is not recommended for commercial properties.

Overall, Christchurch Oak SPC flooring offers a stone-based vinyl solution with a natural oak appearance, combining modern construction with a versatile and timeless look for residential interiors.

Informations

This section provides an overview of the product’s structure, materials, and typical applications.
It is intended to help users understand how the product is generally used and compared with similar flooring systems. Detailed suitability, compliance, and performance requirements should be assessed in the context of each individual project.

BPIR

The BPIR is commonly used during design development and building consent processes to support product selection and documentation. It summarises key product information that may be referenced when assessing building code considerations. Final compliance decisions remain subject to project-specific design and review by the relevant building consent authority.

MSDS

The MSDS outlines material safety and handling information relevant during transport, storage, and installation. It is typically referenced by installers and contractors to understand basic safety considerations when working with the product. Site-specific health and safety procedures should always take precedence.

Alternative Solution

This document is used where the product is proposed as part of an alternative solution pathway under the New Zealand Building Code. It provides supporting information that may assist design and consent discussions for non-standard applications. Acceptance of any alternative solution depends on the specific project and the assessment of the building consent authority.

Installation

This document describes typical installation methods, substrate requirements, and environmental considerations for this flooring system. It is intended to guide experienced installers in planning and carrying out installation works. Installation details must be confirmed against actual site conditions and project requirements before installation.

Warranty

This document explains the scope and duration of the product warranty, along with key conditions and exclusions. It is intended to help users understand how warranty coverage is typically applied in practice. Eligibility for warranty coverage is subject to compliance with the stated terms and conditions.

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