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What thickness should I choose?

What SPC Thickness Should I Choose?

Thickness should be chosen with wear layer, lock profile, room use, subfloor condition and traffic. A thicker plank is not automatically better if the core and lock are weak.

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Compare finish, core, lock edge and room condition together before treating any SPC quote as complete.
Product selection

Room

HDB, condo, rental, office or retail.

Existing floor

Tile, screed, old vinyl, uneven or hollow areas.

Product

Thickness, wear layer, finish, lock and colour.

Quote

Area, timeline, scope and installation assumptions.

Why it matters

Homeowners often ask for thickness first, but thickness alone does not prove durability, comfort or lock stability.

How to think about thickness

Thickness affects feel, transition height and sometimes installation tolerance. It should be read together with product construction.

Wear layer protects the surface.

Core construction affects stability and lock strength.

Subfloor condition affects how the plank behaves after installation.

Practical selection steps

For an HDB or condo home, start with room use, current floor, traffic and timeline. Then choose the product specification that fits those details.

Living rooms and bedrooms may need different priorities.

Retail and office use need traffic review.

Door clearance and transitions should be checked early.

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