SPC flooring · For distributors & private-label brands

From benchmark product
to a commercial collection.

Develop the decor, construction and finish your distribution range needs. Our local experts in China, Thailand and Vietnam bring product knowledge, private-label development and verified factory pricing to the programme.

Build the collection

Look, format
and construction.

The finish, format and construction should work as one product. Start with the visual you want, then develop the surface, profile and installation route around it.

Herringbone flooring in a finished interior.
01

Look & feel

Colour matching, ultra-matt, EIR, pressed bevel, CeraGrout and digital print.

02

Format & installation

Plank, XL, tile, large tile and traditional or single-panel herringbone.

03

Construction

Rigid SPC, acoustic backing, ABA / hybrid and selected PVC-free PET routes.

Surfaces & formats

The details define
the finished floor.

Ultra-matt wood-look flooring in a contemporary interior.

Ultra-matt surfaces

A restrained gloss level that lets the decor and surface texture work together.

Herringbone flooring arranged in a furnished living space.

Herringbone & format

Traditional herringbone and single-panel directions, alongside plank, XL and tile formats.

Close detail of wood grain and a pressed-bevel flooring edge.

Texture & pressed bevel

The grain, surface and edge detail change how the finished plank looks and feels.

Stone-look tile flooring with a defined grout-effect joint.

Tile & CeraGrout

Mineral-inspired surfaces and grout-look detail for a different expression of rigid-core flooring.

Colour & decor

Have a reference sample?
Start there.

Provide a board, existing floor, artwork or timber scan. Colour, gloss and surface are judged together, with the finished plank developed around the reference.

The approved sample becomes the visual reference for the collection. Later changes to decor, texture, gloss or construction should be reviewed against it.

01 / The reference

Provide the starting point.

A physical board, an existing floor, digital artwork or a timber scan.

02 / The finished sample

Review the complete plank.

Colour matching, surface, gloss and edge detail need to be seen together.

03 / The collection

Keep one approved reference.

An agreed visual and specification give the range a consistent starting point.

The wider collection

Floors are
only the beginning.

Discover wall panels and the wider PVC, WPC, rPET and PP material direction.

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