• SPC (Stone Polymer Composite): rigid core, waterproof, dent-resistant, and dimensionally stable — ideal for busy, pet-friendly homes. Browse SPC flooring.
• LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile): thinner, resilient, and comfortable underfoot; easy to install — great for rentals and quick refreshes. See options in our Shop.
• Porcelain tile: dense, hard, and highly water-resistant; some lines are rated for outdoor/freeze-thaw use — check each product’s specs. Explore wood-look porcelain.

Always confirm slip/frost ratings and installation method in Installation & Care.

Porcelain tile offers the highest durability (great for heavy traffic and some outdoor areas when rated). SPC also handles high use well with easier installation and better underfoot comfort. LVT is generally best for low–medium traffic. Compare categories: Porcelain | SPC.

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Yes — both SPC and many LVT lines are designed to be waterproof for typical indoor wet zones (kitchens, baths, basements) when properly installed. Porcelain tile provides the best long-term water resistance and is preferred for outdoor/freeze-thaw settings when rated. Always follow the product instructions in Installation & Care.

Generally, SPC flooring feels slightly softer and warmer than porcelain tile because most SPC planks include an attached underlayment for cushion and acoustics. Porcelain tile is denser and can feel firmer/cooler underfoot unless paired with rugs or radiant heat. If comfort is a priority, consider SPC or LVT and always review the product’s specs and underlayment details.

Not exactly. Porcelain wood-look tiles often deliver the most realistic grain depth and textured finishes (matte, honed, textured) and excel in durability and low maintenance. SPC/LVT use high-resolution printed visuals, usually offering more color variety but slightly less surface texture depth. Compare options here: Porcelain wood-look and SPC. For true-to-life evaluation, order samples.

SPC & LVT: Great for capable DIYers. Most lines use click-lock or glue-down systems—just confirm subfloor flatness, moisture control, and follow the product instructions. Explore options in SPC or our Shop.

Porcelain tile: Typically pro-grade. You’ll need leveling, cutting, and grouting tools/skills. Review steps in Installation & Care before you start.

LVT is usually the most budget-friendly for small or temporary projects. SPC costs a bit more but adds rigidity and stability. Porcelain tile tends to be higher overall due to material + professional installation. Whatever you choose, plan for ~10–15% extra to cover cuts/patterns/waste, and use our Flooring Area Calculator. You can also confirm looks with samples.