A flooring collection spec sheet is a comparison-ready record of flooring products across SPC, WPC, LVT and PVC vinyl rolls. It helps importers, flooring distributors, private-label brands and project teams align construction, wear layer, dimensions, installation, finishes and approval documents before selecting SKUs.
Use the 3C-Floor planning matrix to shortlist the right flooring families and prepare a consistent RFQ. Published values are starting references—not certified performance results or a substitute for an approved model-specific technical data sheet.
A portfolio view helps select the right family; a final technical sheet approves the exact product.
A useful flooring collection specification sheet records collection and model codes, construction type, finished thickness, wear layer where applicable, format, backing, surface, installation method, target application, technical-document status, packaging and revision control. Apply the same field names across the range, but keep product-specific exceptions clear. Match every shortlisted item to its own coded sample and final technical data sheet before ordering.
The collection table below uses 3C-Floor's published product-family directions. Filter the view, or export the complete matrix for your comparison file. Exact combinations, tolerances, documents and availability must be confirmed for the selected model.
| Flooring family | Construction / installation | Published thickness reference | Wear surface | Size / format reference | Buyer approval checkpoint |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPC rigid coreStone-plastic composite plank / tile | Dense rigid composite core; commonly floating click | Published OEM directions: 3.2 / 4 / 4.5 / 5 / 6 / 7 mm Confirm finished thickness and any attached pad | Published wear-layer options 0.2 / 0.3 / 0.5 / 0.7 mm | Examples: 1210 × 178 mm; 1520 × 230 mm; 610 × 305 mm | Core/body/pad breakdown, locking profile, relevant reports, model code |
| WPC rigid coreFoamed composite vinyl plank | Comfort-oriented foamed rigid core; click-lock program | Published range 4–8 mm Catalog examples include 5.5 / 6 / 6.5 / 7.5 mm | Published 0.3–0.7 mm directions; confirm individual SKU | 1220 × 180 mm reference plank; other formats on request | Pad inclusion, joint support, intended loads, visual master sample |
| Dry back LVTFlexible luxury vinyl tile / plank | Glue-down system with approved adhesive / prepared substrate | Published 2.0 / 3.0 mm | 0.2 mm in current listed example Additional OEM options require confirmation | 152 × 914 mm plank; 600 × 600 mm tile | Adhesive, subfloor requirements, traffic suitability and test scope |
| Click LVTInterlocking luxury vinyl flooring | Click installation; confirm whether the proposed construction is flexible or rigid | Published 3.5–7.5 mm | Published 0.3–0.7 mm range | Exact dimensions require product-code confirmation | Lock geometry, backing limits, movement gaps and carton specification |
| Loose lay LVTFriction / restrained modular system | Loose lay; restraint and perimeter fixing by installation plan | Published 2.0 / 3.0 mm | 0.2 mm in current listed example | 152 × 914 mm plank; 600 × 600 mm tile | Backing design, layout size, tackifier or restraint instructions |
| PVC sheet / rollHomogeneous or heterogeneous vinyl | Commercial sheet, normally glue-down; seam welding where required | Published 2.0–3.0 mm directionProduct construction changes the interpretation | Homogeneous through-body or heterogeneous protective wear layer | 2 m × 20 m commonly referenced; lengths vary by construction | Surface system, backing, seam design, cutting yield and project evidence |
For exact SPC thickness definitions, consult the SPC flooring spec sheet. The collection matrix intentionally compares multiple families rather than duplicating the technical scope of individual product sheets. Published reference values reviewed 13 October 2026.
SPC, WPC, LVT and vinyl sheet can sit inside a coordinated flooring portfolio. Each solves a different installation, merchandising or project problem.
A denser rigid-core choice to evaluate where plank support, click installation and a firm walking feel are priorities. Check core, wear surface and locking profile together—not merely thickness.
Approval focus: finished vs body thickness, pad, joint and measured performance.
A foamed-core vinyl program suited to comfort-conscious interiors when the selected model meets the project's actual point-load and joint needs. Review 3C-Floor WPC vinyl flooring for current family options.
Approval focus: pad, underfoot feel, load scope and sample consistency.
Dry back, click and loose lay LVT differ in floor height, subfloor preparation and how modules are restrained. A combined term such as “LVT 3 mm” is incomplete without the system.
Use the LVT flooring specification sheet to compare variants in detail.
Homogeneous and heterogeneous sheet vinyl are specified around roll size, seams, cleaning and the project's technical needs. The collection matrix must identify the actual sheet construction.
Review the PVC flooring roll supply range for commercial project planning.
Appearance images help shortlist a collection, but the final approval should use identifiable physical samples with the correct edge, backing and surface.
Across an entire range, comparable data is more valuable than an impressive but inconsistent specification list.
Assign separate collection, construction code and décor code fields. One wood color can be sold on more than one construction; a sample label must identify the full finished product.
For attached-pad plank systems, separately record the full finished thickness, body, rigid core when relevant and pad. A “6 mm with pad” product is not always comparable with a “6 mm + pad” quote.
Use millimeters as the controlling unit or state a clear agreed alternative. 20 mil is 0.508 mm, while 0.5 mm is about 19.7 mil. Homogeneous vinyl is evaluated differently from decorative multilayer LVT.
Click, dry back, loose lay and welded sheet installations need different substrate, accessory and joint information. Installation classification belongs in the collection table, not only in a brochure footer.
A performance line should point to a method, result, unit, report number, tested construction and acceptance requirement. Do not copy a rating from another SKU or floor assembly.
Freeze the sample, specification, carton label, barcode and packing record under a shared version reference. Re-assess reports when the core, finish, attached pad or click joint changes.
The master sheet is the index; it should point toward technical evidence, not replace it. Record the required method and version for the country, contract and exact product.
| Document / property | Where it belongs | Buyer verification |
|---|---|---|
| Collection master sheet | Family, target market, construction, model code, major options and approval status. | Issue date, version owner, obsolete-SKU flag and latest approved model reference. |
| Model technical data sheet | Specific product identity, dimensions, nominal values, declared properties and installation limits. | Exact sample code, construction, tolerances and pad inclusion; supplier approval. |
| Layer / overall thickness | Relevant measurement methods such as ISO 24346 (overall thickness) and ISO 24340 (layer thickness), where applicable. | What was measured, test method / edition, nominal value, tolerance and sample identity. |
| Stability & product standard | Product-specific test and specification scope; for example ASTM F3261 for relevant rigid-core flooring, ASTM F1700 for applicable solid vinyl tile and ISO 23999 for relevant dimensional-change checks. | Applicability to the selected product, method edition, result, acceptance limit and tested construction. |
| Fire, slip, emissions & sound | Destination-market / project requirements, report or certificate references. | Do not infer certification or ratings from thickness. Verify certificate scope, assembly, substrate, date and required classification. |
| Installation + maintenance | Approved adhesive / pad, moisture assessment, flatness, movement allowances, joint and cleaning instructions. | Installer-ready revision that matches the quoted model and commercial use conditions. |
| Packing / OEM release | SKU, décor, units per pack, effective coverage, weight, pallet marks, barcode and artwork. | Count, dimensional yield, brand approvals and traceable revision for every carton / roll. |
For SPC/WPC, the rigid core and attached pad are separate properties. For LVT, record its specific dry-back, loose-lay or click construction. For homogeneous sheet vinyl, do not invent a separate decorative film / transparent wear-layer value; request the actual through-body construction data. More on rigid-core measurement is available in the SPC and WPC specifications guide.
A commercial flooring collection needs a repeatable product system, not just a large color selection. Model codes, approval packages and packaging should remain synchronized.
Begin with target application and installation type. Then select one or more constructions, a limited décor language, a surface standard, a wear-layer requirement and a backing strategy. Decide later which selections deserve separate price or merchandising tiers.
For branded click-floor programs, review 3C-Floor's OEM SPC flooring and private-label options as a separate product-development step.
Prioritize a small, coherent décor assortment and consistently specified everyday-use constructions.
Build additional finish or backing choices only where they create a clear target-customer difference.
Approve full-size décor, surface texture, edge details and packaging as a complete merchandising system.
Start with submittal criteria, intended use, installation method and test evidence—then shortlist approved SKUs.
Share market, segment, use, installation and target construction fields for each collection tier.
Review color boards, assembled planks, backing, dimensions, and visible surface under useful lighting.
Sign off exact SKU, technical sheet, relevant reports, installation guide and branded artwork.
Align packing data, carton identifiers, production revisions and permitted substitutions before bulk supply.
Two suppliers may quote the same price per square meter while supplying different effective coverage, carton counts, pallet masses or roll cutting yields. A collection master should reveal those differences before order consolidation.
The formula is geometric; installed coverage depends on actual effective dimensions, pattern, trimming, room layout and spares. MOQ, production timing and commercial terms need a current quotation.
Complete the fields relevant to your portfolio. Download a plain-text specification brief or copy it into a request. This form prepares buyer requirements locally in your browser; it does not send information automatically.
Indicate what you want 3C-Floor to propose. Leave fields blank where supplier advice is needed; confirmed product data and reports should be requested by model code.
Important: The downloadable file is a buyer-created request template, not a tested or approved manufacturer's technical data sheet. For actual factory data, submit it through the quotation page and request a model-specific response.
Quick answers for wholesale buyers, commercial specification teams, architects and private-label flooring brands.
A flooring collection spec sheet is a master comparison record that organizes multiple flooring families or SKUs using consistent fields such as product type, thickness, wear layer, dimensions, installation, finish, backing and approval status. It is a selection and procurement document; each approved SKU still needs its own current technical data sheet and supporting evidence.
A collection sheet compares the range and helps shortlist products; a model-specific technical data sheet describes one defined construction and its declared properties. Test reports document methods and measured results. A tender submittal should reference the exact approved model, document revision and applicable evidence.
Yes, if the table separates common selection fields from construction-specific values. Installation, wear layer and backing must be interpreted according to the flooring family. For example, homogeneous PVC sheet does not use a printed-film wear-layer description in the same way as heterogeneous LVT.
Record nominal finished thickness and, where applicable, body, core and pad thickness separately. State wear layer in millimeters and identify the controlling measurement basis. Published selection ranges cannot replace the exact values, tolerances and model identity accepted for an order.
Not exactly. One mil equals 0.0254 mm; 20 mil equals 0.508 mm, while 0.5 mm equals about 19.7 mil. Use one controlling unit and agreed tolerance in the purchase specification.
Request a model-specific technical sheet, approved sample reference, installation and maintenance instructions, packing data, and the test reports or certificates required by the destination market or project. Check scope, method, edition and product identity before making performance claims.
3C-Floor publishes OEM flooring options including décor, surface, thickness, wear layer, backing and branded packaging for relevant programs. Buyers should confirm final combinations, samples, documents, order quantities and commercial terms by quotation.
Provide the destination market and channel, application, flooring families, required construction and dimensions, wear layer, décor, backing, installation, quantities per design, packaging, mandatory documents, target schedule and destination port. Ask for a proposed SKU matrix and revision-controlled approval package.
Share your preferred flooring families, dimensions, wear layers, décor, application, target market, quantities, OEM packing and required test documents. 3C-Floor can review the scope and confirm available constructions, samples and quotation details for your project.
