| Category |
SPC Flooring |
Rubber Flooring |
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| Composition & Production |
Made from finely ground mineral rock and nano-polymer resin. Hot-melt and hot-pressing process ensures zero formaldehyde. |
Made from polymer materials such as natural or synthetic rubber. |
| Design & Color |
Rich variety of colors, including natural wood tones and various wood grains. Customizable to individual needs. |
Usually single color due to strong color absorption, difficult to customize. |
| Eco-friendliness |
Environmentally friendly; produced with nano-polymers, no glue, fundamentally eliminates formaldehyde problem |
Depends on type; may emit VOCs. |
| Wear Resistance |
Resists rotting, swelling, and deformation in humid environments. Maintains elasticity after repeated bending. |
Excellent elasticity but less wear-resistant in some cases. |
| Installation |
Lightweight, easy to install, requires no special care, easy to clean, reduces maintenance costs. |
Heavier, complex installation. Improper installation can cause air bubbles and requires a more rigid, self-leveling subfloor, which may exacerbate base defects. |
| Overall Advantages |
Environmentally friendly, lightweight, easy to install, wide color options, high cost-effectiveness. Gradually becoming consumers' preferred choice. |
Offers excellent elasticity, but more expensive, single color, complex to install, limiting its application. |
| Applications |
Suitable for bathrooms, balconies, kitchens, sports venues, and other humid environments. |
Limited to specific locations due to cost and installation complexity. |
| Market Demand |
High demand; suitable for humid environments. Waterproof, wear-resistant, high cost-effectiveness. |
More expensive, limited applicability; mainly for specific locations. |
