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Benefits of Engineered Vinyl Plank Flooring – Quality Assurance
If you’re looking for durable and stylish flooring for your home or business, engineered vinyl plank flooring is a great choice. In addition to its attractive appearance and ease of installation, it has many other advantages. In this article, we explore the benefits of engineered vinyl plan...Read more -
Happy International Children’s Day!
“On this special occasion of International Children’s Day, TOPJOY Industrial Co., LTD sends its heartfelt blessings to all the children around the world. We recognize the incredible potential and innate goodness that resides within each child. May you be surrounded by love, care, and...Read more -
Pvc Floor Covering
PVC floor covering is a type of flooring material that is made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resin. It is a popular choice for both residential and commercial settings due to its durability, versatility, and affordability. One of the main benefits of PVC floor covering is its durability. It is r...Read more -
Natural Oak Grain SPC Click Flooring: A Durable and Stylish Flooring Option
Are you looking for a flooring option that combines durability, style, and affordability? Look no further than Natural Oak Grain SPC Click Flooring! This type of flooring has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its numerous benefits. Firstly, SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) Click Fl...Read more -
Waterproof Wpc Floor
If you’re looking for a durable and waterproof flooring option for your home or business, Waterproof WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) flooring might be just what you need. WPC flooring is a popular choice for homeowners and commercial property owners who want the look of hardwood floors without...Read more -
Waterproof Teak Laminate Flooring
If you’re looking for a flooring option that is both stylish and durable, consider waterproof teak laminate flooring. Teak is a type of hardwood that is known for its durability and resistance to moisture, making it an ideal material for flooring. In this article, we’ll explore the be...Read more -
Why SPC RIGID VINYL Flooring?
SPC(Stone plastic composite) Flooring，Also called SPC Rigid Vinyl Flooring, which is a new environmental friendly floor based on high-tech development. The rigid core is extruded. Then the wear-resistant layer, PVC color film and rigid core will be heating laminated and embossed by four-roller c...Read more -
Waterproof Laminate vs. Luxury Vinyl Flooring and SPC flooring
In first months of 2021, it seems that the waterproof laminate floor become popular again, thanks for the raw materials costs raising of SPC and luxury vinyl flooring. In fact, years before, many factories already has the technology for making waterproof laminate. One reason that manufacturers h...Read more -
Natural Oak Textured SPC Click Flooring
Natural Oak Textured SPC Click Flooring is one of the most popular flooring options on the market today. It’s made of high-quality materials that can withstand everyday wear and tear and offers a beautiful, natural finish that will complement any decor style. In this article, we’ll ex...Read more -
Random Embossing Texture Oak Grain Vinyl Click Flooring
Are you looking to upgrade your home’s flooring without breaking the bank? Random embossing texture oak grain vinyl click flooring might just be the answer. This type of flooring offers the look and feel of real oak wood without the high cost and maintenance that comes with it. One of the...Read more -
Pros and Cons of SPC flooring
Pros: 100% Waterproof. Low installation cost – cheap to do yourself or save significantly on labour and materials for a professional install. Tile usually costs between $5-10/sq ft to get professionally installed while SPC is $1.50-2/sq ft. Easy installation – click system is easy to do ...Read more -
Laminate vs. SPC Flooring: Which Is Better?
It seems difficult to differentiate SPC from laminate flooring visualy. However, there are a lot of differences between them. As you compare the composition, functions and features, you will understand how different they are. 1. Core Material The differences are the material used for each layers...Read more