
SPC flooring
Floor products should be checked by SKU, thickness, room use, installation scope and warranty/care terms.
Product documents
Samples and catalogue images do not show the full product specification. Request product sheets, technical sheets, warranty and care terms for the selected product family, SKU and intended use. A catalogue PDF is not a substitute for product-specific specifications.

Check before using a file
Check that the product family, selected SKU, target market, issue date and intended use all match your project.
Document match
Flooring, wall panels and outdoor WPC face different conditions. The document request should start from that difference. Name the product family, selected SKU or sample, intended room or surface, target market and required use of the file. Then check that every page in the returned set describes the same product, current version and intended market before using it for selection, contractor review, quotation support or project submission. Keep the accepted file set with the quotation and delivery record.

Floor products should be checked by SKU, thickness, room use, installation scope and warranty/care terms.

Wall products should be checked by panel direction, wall condition, edge treatment, backing and installation detail.

Outdoor products should be checked by exposure, drainage, fixing method, support structure and area use.
What to ask for
A generic folder creates confusion. A matched file set gives buyers and contractors the information they can actually check.
Confirms the product family, SKU, size, finish and product range before selection.
Shows measurable product details that help buyers and contractors compare the material against project requirements.
Explains product-specific coverage, care conditions, usage limits and handover responsibilities.
Shows when the file was issued and whether it suits the selected product, market and submission use.
Request checklist
Next step
Enoch Surfaces will match the available current files to the selected material and intended use.