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LVT rigid click flooring consists of a printed vinyl wear layer bonded to a dense core board that features a milled tongue‑and‑groove profile. The core typically contains calcium carbonate filler and
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Product Overview
LVT rigid click flooring consists of a printed vinyl wear layer bonded to a dense core board that features a milled tongue‑and‑groove profile. The core typically contains calcium carbonate filler and polypropylene resin, giving the panel high flexural modulus and low thermal expansion. This structure enables the flooring to stay flat over subfloors with minor irregularities and to be installed without adhesives.
Because the locking system relies on mechanical interlock, installation time is reduced compared with glue‑down methods, and the floor can be lifted and re‑laid if needed for access to utilities.
Technical Specifications
| Property | Typical Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Thickness | 4.0 mm – 6.5 mm | Core + wear layer |
| Wear Layer Thickness | 0.3 mm – 0.7 mm | Measured in mils (12–28 mil) |
| Plank Width | 100 mm – 250 mm | Customizable per project |
| Plank Length | 900 mm – 1800 mm | Standard lengths; custom cuts available |
| Locking System | Uniclic‑type tongue‑groove | No adhesive required |
| Static Load Resistance | ≥ 150 N/mm² | ASTM F970 |
Material Composition
- Wear layer: clear PVC film with UV‑cured aluminum oxide coating for abrasion resistance.
- Design layer: high‑definition printed film mimicking wood, stone or concrete.
- Core board: calcium carbonate (≈60 wt %) blended with polypropylene copolymer (≈40 wt %) for rigidity and dimensional stability.
- Backing layer: optional PVC or IXPE foam for added acoustic performance and moisture barrier.
Installation Process
The flooring is laid floating over a clean, level subfloor. An underlayment of 1‑2 mm polyethylene foam is recommended to accommodate minor surface variations and to provide sound insulation. Planks are angled into the groove of the preceding row and pressed down until the lock engages. No curing time is required, allowing immediate foot traffic.
Expansion gaps of 8‑10 mm are left around the perimeter and at fixed objects to accommodate seasonal movement. Transition strips are used where the flooring meets other floor types or at doorways.
Typical Applications
- Commercial retail: high foot traffic areas benefit from the wear layer’s abrasion rating (AC4‑AC5) and the floor’s resistance to staining from spills.
- Healthcare facilities: the non‑porous surface supports easy cleaning and meets low‑VOC emission requirements.
- Education buildings: the acoustic underlayment reduces impact noise, contributing to better learning environments.
- Hospitality: the ability to mimic natural wood or stone allows designers to achieve upscale looks while maintaining durability under luggage carts and frequent cleaning.
Quality Assurance
Each production lot undergoes inline thickness gauging and wear‑layer abrasion testing according to EN 649 standards. Visual inspection checks for pattern registration, embossing consistency, and edge straightness. Samples are submitted for accelerated aging (UV exposure 150 h) to verify colour stability.
Final packaging includes corner protectors and stretch‑film wrapping to prevent edge damage during transit. Moisture barrier bags are added for shipments to high‑humidity regions.
Customization Options
- Wear layer thickness: 0.3 mm, 0.5 mm, 0.7 mm (adjustable for traffic level).
- Core density: standard (1.4 g/cm³) or high‑density (1.6 g/cm³) for increased impact resistance.
- Surface finish: matte, satin, or high‑gloss; emboss depth can be varied to match specific texture designs.
- Plank dimensions: width and length can be tailored to project layout to minimize waste.
- Edge treatment: square, beveled, or micro‑beveled profiles available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dimensions be customized?
Yes. Width, length, and thickness can be adjusted according to project specifications. Minimum order quantities apply for non‑standard sizes.
What information is required before quotation?
Required details include total area, desired wear‑layer thickness, preferred finish, any special core density, and delivery destination.
How is quality inspected?
In‑line gauging, abrasion tests (EN 649‑2), visual checks for pattern alignment, and post‑production UV ageing tests are performed on each batch.
What packaging methods are available?
Standard packaging uses corrugated cartons with corner protectors and stretch‑film. For export, moisture‑barrier bags and palletizing with strapping are offered.
What is the typical production lead time?
Lead time ranges from 2‑4 weeks for stocked specifications and 4‑6 weeks for customized orders, depending on quantity and destination.
Contact for Technical Inquiry
For detailed specifications, sample requests, or project‑specific pricing, please reach out to our technical sales team.
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Vinyl flooring line
600
K+ SQ.M capacity
2007
Founded