An LVT flooring specification sheet records the exact luxury vinyl tile construction, total thickness, wear layer, dimensions, finish, installation method and supporting performance documents. It gives flooring importers, distributors, architects and commercial contractors a common basis for comparing samples, quotations and bulk orders.
3C-Floor supplies dry back, click and loose lay LVT, with OEM and private label options. Published specifications vary by construction: the dry back listing shows 2.0/3.0 mm thickness and a 0.2 mm wear layer; the click listing shows 3.5–7.5 mm thickness and a 0.3–0.7 mm wear layer. Use this guide to define the required configuration, then request the technical data sheet for the proposed product code.
A product-family range helps with selection. A confirmed product-code data sheet controls the order.
Specify the installation family before comparing thickness or price. The figures below come from the published product listings; they are selection references, subject to confirmation for the ordered product code.
| Specification field | Dry back LVT | Click LVT | Loose lay LVT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Installation family | Glue-down / dry back | Floating click system | Loose lay; fixing plan to confirm |
| Overall thickness | 2.0 mm / 3.0 mm | 3.5–7.5 mm | 2.0 mm / 3.0 mm |
| Wear layer | 0.2 mm in this listing | 0.3–0.7 mm | 0.2 mm in this listing |
| Plank / tile format | 152 × 914 mm / 600 × 600 mm | Confirm exact dimensions; published dimension field is incomplete | 152 × 914 mm / 600 × 600 mm |
| Before approval | Adhesive, substrate preparation, wear layer and use requirements | Locking profile, permitted underlay, movement gaps and product build-up | Backing, room layout, perimeter treatment and any adhesive requirements |
For a commercial tender: confirm the exact wear layer, use classification and supporting results. A published 0.2 mm product listing does not establish suitability for a heavy-traffic project. OEM alternatives must be evaluated separately.
LVT total thickness measures the whole floor covering; wear layer thickness measures the transparent protective layer above the décor. A thicker overall product does not automatically provide a thicker wear layer or a higher traffic classification.
The surface treatment is another specification field. Record UV/PU treatment, texture and gloss separately from wear layer thickness. Use a physical sample to approve appearance and the technical data sheet to approve construction.
One mil is 0.001 inch, equal to 0.0254 mm. A 20 mil wear layer is exactly 0.508 mm. A 0.50 mm layer is approximately 19.7 mil; state the nominal value and agreed manufacturing tolerance instead of silently treating the units as identical.
Conversion formula: wear layer in mil = wear layer in mm ÷ 0.0254.
| Nominal thickness | Approximate mil |
|---|---|
| 0.20 mm | 7.9 mil |
| 0.30 mm | 11.8 mil |
| 0.50 mm | 19.7 mil |
| 0.70 mm | 27.6 mil |
These are unit conversions, not use ratings. Commercial suitability also depends on the complete construction, tested performance, installation system and conditions of use.
A useful luxury vinyl tile technical data sheet separates the material build-up from the installed flooring system. Record each selected layer and clarify whether any attached backing is included in the quoted total thickness.
For broader finishes and product formats, consult the 3C-Floor LVT flooring range, then narrow the selection to a specific construction and product code.
The installation method affects adhesive requirements, floor build-up, movement detailing and replacement planning. Do not carry the instructions for one LVT family into another.
Consider dry back for a bonded floor where the project prioritizes a low build-up and individual plank replacement. Subfloor preparation and adhesive compatibility are central to the specification.
Consider click LVT when a floating installation fits the room layout and renovation plan. Confirm the actual locking geometry and approved installation build-up before selecting accessories.
Consider loose lay when local replacement and access are important. The name does not settle every fixing detail: the specific backing, area and traffic pattern determine the approved method.
A décor image helps approve appearance. The physical sample also needs a product code and an agreed specification so that the finish, backing and installation family remain connected.
Choose a wear layer and construction against the actual use conditions. The application names below help build a project brief; they do not certify a product for that use.
Record daily traffic, renovation build-up and spill exposure. If acoustics matter, request results for the complete floor assembly and approved backing or underlay.
Subfloor, door clearances, cleaning method and acoustic requirement.
Record entrance grit, furniture legs, castor chairs and rolling equipment. Assess wear, residual indentation and fixing requirements together.
Use classification, relevant load results and replacement access.
Separate guestrooms from corridors and service areas. Align color batches, transition details, maintenance instructions and spare material with each room type.
Room schedule, cleaning exposure, mandatory reports and repair stock.
A test-method name is not a test result. Match every report to the proposed construction, thickness, finish and product identification. Record the method edition, reported value, units, laboratory, date and the project's acceptance requirement.
| Property / document | Reference or document type | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Overall thickness | ISO 24346:2006 | Measured overall thickness, tolerance and whether attached backing is included. |
| Layer thickness | ISO 24340:2006 | The relevant measured layer, nominal value and agreed tolerance. |
| Dimensional stability / curling | ISO 23999:2025 or the edition required by the project | Direction, change, curling, conditioning and acceptance criteria. |
| Product specification | ASTM F1700, where applicable; confirm edition and scope | The selected construction's scope, physical requirements and supporting reports. |
| Indentation / rolling loads | Applicable project test reports | Load, contact geometry, dwell time, recovery and result; distinguish static from rolling loads. |
| Fire / slip / emissions | Market- and project-specific reports or certificates | Exact classification, test conditions, covered product, validity and relevant assembly. |
| Acoustic performance | Complete assembly test report | Slab, ceiling, backing, underlay and test metric; compare equivalent assemblies. |
Documentation status: this page lists reference methods and procurement checks. It publishes no measured 3C-Floor fire, slip, emissions or acoustic ratings. Request matching documents before specification approval.
A usable LVT spec sheet should connect the sample, quotation, purchase order, carton label and inspection record. Record changes explicitly when a product is revised or reordered.
3C-Floor offers multiple vinyl flooring constructions, sample coordination and branded packaging support. Its published quality-control information describes checks including dimensions and wear resistance. Confirm the inspection scope and document package for your order.
For brand owners and distributors, the OEM LVT flooring program covers structure, décor, labels and packaging discussions.
Record sample ID, décor code, gloss, texture, edge and backing. Keep a signed physical reference.
Record product code, revision, units, tolerances and installation documents before production approval.
Confirm pieces/carton, m²/carton, gross weight, pallet dimensions and agreed loading plan.
Agree batch identification, replenishment references and repair stock. Recheck changes before each reorder.
Use this worksheet to record target requirements before requesting a quotation or technical data sheet. Download a text brief or print a compact checklist to PDF using your browser.
Target requirements are buyer inputs. They become a supply specification only after product selection, sample approval and written confirmation from 3C-Floor.
This worksheet is prepared in your browser. The quote button opens the 3C-Floor inquiry page; attach or paste your downloaded brief there.
An LVT flooring specification sheet should identify the product code, construction, total thickness, wear layer, dimensions, surface finish, backing, installation method and relevant performance documents. Add tolerances, packing data and a revision date so the sample, quotation and bulk order refer to the same configuration.
An LVT spec sheet summarizes a product's declared configuration and performance information; a test report records the method, specimen, conditions and measured results. Check that the report covers the product construction shown on the sheet. A standard number alone does not prove compliance.
No. Total thickness alone does not establish LVT wear performance or suitability for traffic. Compare wear layer, surface treatment, product classification, indentation results and installation requirements. The selected construction and project conditions matter alongside thickness.
20 mil equals exactly 0.508 mm, while 0.50 mm equals approximately 19.7 mil. The terms are often rounded in product descriptions. Record the nominal value, units and agreed tolerance in the approved specification to avoid ambiguity.
Commercial buyers should choose the wear layer against expected traffic and the complete product's supporting performance data. Ask 3C-Floor to propose a configuration for the use conditions, then verify the required classification and reports. A wear layer number alone does not certify commercial suitability.
Yes, when the selected product and installation instructions permit that configuration. Record the backing or underlay material, thickness and whether it is included in total floor build-up. Confirm compatibility and request acoustic results for the relevant complete assembly.
No. Product water resistance does not make joints, the adhesive, the subfloor or the room detailing a waterproof system. Record permitted moisture conditions and installation details. Do not assume ordinary LVT is approved for outdoor use, standing water or wet-room tanking.
3C-Floor offers OEM and private label LVT programs with structure, décor and packaging discussions. Request a sheet for the agreed product code, along with sample identification, matching documents and carton details. Confirm custom options, MOQ and lead time against the actual order.
Send your construction, thickness, wear layer, size, finish, backing, décor, quantity, application, market, packaging, document requirements and destination port. 3C-Floor can review the brief for wholesale, project supply or a private label program.
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Buyer requirements worksheet — supply details require written confirmation.
| Construction | Total thickness | Wear layer | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry back | 2.0 / 3.0 mm | 0.2 mm in listing | 152 × 914 / 600 × 600 mm |
| Click | 3.5–7.5 mm | 0.3–0.7 mm | Confirm exact dimensions |
| Loose lay | 2.0 / 3.0 mm | 0.2 mm in listing | 152 × 914 / 600 × 600 mm |
Confirm product code and revision; physical sample; units and tolerances; compatible backing/underlay; installation guidance; matching reports; pieces and m² per carton; pallet and shipment data.
1 mil = 0.0254 mm. 20 mil = 0.508 mm. Wear layer thickness alone does not establish use suitability.
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