OEM SPC flooring is stone plastic composite rigid-core vinyl flooring manufactured to an agreed buyer specification, rather than selected by thickness or décor alone. For importers, distributors, private-label brands and project procurement teams, 3C-Floor can discuss custom plank formats, wear layers, wood or stone designs, surface textures, click-lock profiles, optional backing and branded cartons. A manufacturing-ready specification connects every choice to an approved sample, test requirements, packing record and future reorder revision.
Use this page to convert a product idea into a clear factory brief. Configuration ranges are planning references; actual combinations, performance, prices, minimum quantities and production schedules require written confirmation.
An OEM order becomes manufacturable when the buyer and supplier agree on the exact construction, appearance, acceptance requirements and packaging—and identify the version that controls production. A décor selection or generic catalog specification is not enough.
For a broad program introduction, see 3C-Floor's OEM SPC flooring manufacturer and customization overview. This page goes further into specification decisions, factory release gates and what changes must trigger new approval.
An OEM SPC flooring specification is the controlled product definition used to manufacture, inspect and replenish a buyer-designed rigid-core vinyl plank or tile. It states the finished thickness, core and backing basis, wear layer, dimensions, click profile, décor and finish, applicable performance evidence, packing details, tolerances and approved sample reference. Each product-code revision should describe one agreed construction.
The figures below are published 3C-Floor selection directions, not a universal stock specification. Use them to discuss feasibility with the factory; the final datasheet, inspection plan and commercial quotation must refer to the selected SKU.
| Specification field | 3C-Floor option or specification direction | What the buyer must approve before manufacturing |
|---|---|---|
| Product / construction | SPC (stone plastic composite) rigid-core vinyl plank or tile, generally mineral-filled PVC core with décor and protective wear surface. | Exact construction stack, product code, project application and written revision. |
| Overall thickness | 3.2 / 4 / 4.5 / 5 / 6 / 7 mm are published OEM options; other constructions by feasibility review. | Finished thickness including or excluding attached pad; body and core dimensions; manufacturing tolerance. |
| Transparent wear layer | 0.2 / 0.3 / 0.5 / 0.7 mm published options. Do not treat it as the same as total plank thickness. | Selected value and unit, measurement method, tolerance, coating and actual performance evidence. |
| Plank or tile format | Published examples: 1210 × 178 mm, 1520 × 230 mm, 610 × 305 mm. Custom sizes may be discussed. | Finished length × width, working dimensions, edge profile, dimensional tolerances, layout and tooling feasibility. |
| Décor / color film | Oak, walnut, neutral wood, stone and contemporary commercial directions; existing or developed décor by agreement. | Décor code, repeat, light-source review, color range, approved plank sample and replacement matching approach. |
| Embossing / finish | Wood-grain emboss, EIR, matte, deep emboss, hand-scraped and stone-look directions. | Texture registration, gloss, surface coating, bevel style, appearance after joining boards. |
| Click-lock profile | Factory-listed Unilin / Välinge directions, subject to model and license/availability confirmation. | Exact profile and joint drawing, installation method, licensing scope where relevant, joined-plank assembly. |
| Attached backing | IXPE, EVA and cork options; unbacked constructions can be discussed. | Pad material, thickness, density, adhesion, overall-thickness calculation, compatibility and acoustic test scope. |
| Edge / bevel | Square or bevel treatment depending on the product family. | Bevel geometry, paint/color reference, chip tolerance and visible line after joining. |
| Installation / use | Selected SPC click-lock construction normally installed as a floating indoor floor. | Subfloor flatness/moisture, expansion and transition details, heating limits, maximum run and installation instructions. |
| Quality evidence | Testing requirements chosen by destination market and actual use; no universal pass value claimed here. | Product-matched reports, standard edition, method, result, units, criterion, issue date and specimen identification. |
| Carton & pallet | Neutral / branded carton, barcode, SKU label, instructions, pallet protection and export marks. | Exact pieces/carton, saleable m², packed weight, artwork version, pallet layout and shipment identifiers. |
| Order parameters | Wholesale or project quantities, sample approval, production and shipment plan by quotation. | Quantity per color, acceptable mix, Incoterm, destination port, MOQ, lead time and commercial terms in writing. |
Selection values are based on public 3C-Floor OEM/SPC pages reviewed in November 2026; they are not evidence that every feature can be combined. For fields required on a formal datasheet, consult the SPC flooring specification-sheet reference.
Buyers frequently compare two quotes labeled “5 mm SPC” and assume they describe equivalent goods. They may not. The wear layer, rigid body, optional pad and click tooling have distinct roles and can alter the product's total build, landed weight, compatibility and approval evidence.
These are starting directions for buyer discussions, not automatic performance grades. Heavy commercial claims, indoor air requirements and project classifications need matched product-specific evidence.
Start by comparing a published lower-thickness construction with a 0.2–0.3 mm wear-layer direction. Prioritize click fit, known subfloor conditions and easy-to-replenish core colors.
Buyer priority: reliable joining, cost structure, straightforward packing.Evaluate 0.3–0.5 mm wear-layer directions with a coherent assortment of décor, matching stair/transition details and optional backing where approved.
Buyer priority: consistent SKU hierarchy, batch color, carton coverage.Discuss 0.5–0.7 mm wear-layer options where traffic justifies them; separately check indentation, rolling loads, fire/slip rules, cleaning and acoustic criteria.
Buyer priority: tests and installation suitability for the selected model.A chosen wear layer is not a warranty or a certified use class. Select against traffic and required reports, not thickness alone. For click profiles, see the 3C-Floor click-lock SPC range.
Images help buyers explain décor, edge details and production scope, but do not replace a physical sample or a model-specific test report. The three references below are from the 3C-Floor website.
The most useful OEM choices connect market differentiation with repeatable factory controls. Choose a limited set of meaningful variables before requesting samples. Changes that require fresh tooling, raw materials or tests may affect feasibility and quotation.
Wood and stone visuals, color direction, film selection and décor repeat. Ask whether the artwork is an existing option or a development requiring new approval.
Matte, embossed or EIR finish, tactile feel, gloss, bevel treatment and edge color. EIR alignment must be checked against the actual décor film.
Finished thickness, wear-layer choice, body structure, optional backing and joint profile. The configuration must be physically feasible as one SKU.
Plank width, length, tile format, click system and sample assembly. Require precise finished dimensions and compatible installation instructions.
Branded cartons, SKU/barcode labels, color naming, instructions, sample boards and retailer-facing product master data.
Carton m², mixed-color loading discussions, pallets, shipment marks and repeat-order reference control. Confirm shipping terms with the quotation.
For brand architecture, approvals and reorders, see the separate private-label SPC sample-to-reorder program. It complements this manufacturing-specification page rather than replacing it.
A practical factory workflow has defined release points. The steps below are a recommended OEM approval framework for procurement conversations—not a claim that every project uses an identical number of production days or machines.
Confirm target market, use, quantity per décor, finish, thickness basis, pad, testing needs and packaging channel.
Output: buyer RFQ + proposed SKU list
Review feasibility of layer stack, film, backing, dimensions, click tooling and applicable test/document scope.
Output: draft manufacturing specification
Inspect full planks for color, surface, joining, profile, finish, backing and agreed measurements.
Output: retained coded master sample
Sign off SKU revision, acceptance limits, packaging artwork and any required product evidence before bulk release.
Output: approved build + release record
Compare lot results, cartons and pallet marks with approval records. Review any proposed change before the next order.
Output: batch traceability + change log
Do not approve a photograph in place of a physical plank; do not treat “6 mm” as a complete construction; do not use a test report for a different pad or wear layer; and do not change a film, click tool or carton label without updating the relevant SKU approval records. For another document-led explanation, review the SPC product data sheet.
Many buyer-supplier disputes arise not from the original quotation but from an unreviewed substitution on a later container. A controlled change log should say what is changing, why, who approves it and which tests or documents must be revisited.
Review: color, repeat, emboss alignment, gloss, seam appearance and signed master sample. The same commercial color name is not a substitute for an identical film reference.
Review: exact layer thickness, surface texture, appearance, declared durability and applicability of previously supplied reports.
Review: total-thickness basis, pad adhesion, installation restrictions, flooring assembly and any acoustic documentation.
Review: long/short joint compatibility, assembled-plank test, effective coverage, tooling rights and installer instructions.
Review: sales description, m²/carton, barcode, market language, product identification and print-proof revision.
Review: specimen representativeness, dimensional behavior, declared product performance and retest requirements if applicable.
A useful OEM inspection plan is traceable to the signed purchase specification. 3C-Floor's published materials describe dimensional, surface, joint and other QC checks; the exact sampling plan, limits and report package should be set for the order.
| Production / QC stage | Sample or inspection focus | Buyer-facing record |
|---|---|---|
| Incoming materials & build | Agreed raw material identity and layer stack; décor and backing code; approved formulation-related requirements. | Lot identification, supplier/material confirmation as applicable. |
| Surface & visual output | Wear layer, coating, gloss, embossing, décor shade, defects and allowable visual variation. | Approved reference plank and inspection record. |
| Dimensions & click fit | Thickness basis, length/width, edge integrity, straightness, squareness and joined-plank behavior. | Measurement record and agreed tolerances; assembly sample. |
| Performance evidence | Methods may include ASTM F3261 (where applicable), ISO 24340 layer thickness, ISO 23999 dimensional stability/curl and use-specific tests. | Model-matched report with method/edition, specimen, result, unit and criterion. |
| Finished packing & shipment | Decor/SKU labels, quantity, coverage, carton artwork, pallet marks, shipping protection and destination documentation. | Approved print proof, packing list, batch and shipment reference. |
Standards listed above are reference methods or specifications, not claims of 3C-Floor certification or any model's test result. Confirm the scope, edition and validity. Read the SPC technical-data and test-evidence guide for a fuller verification checklist.
A strong custom manufacturing record must work for purchasing, sales, installers and the warehouse. The same physical flooring may need different supporting documents depending on the destination channel.
Comparably priced quotes require comparably defined products. Record these fields before requesting an ex-factory or export supply proposal. The form creates a draft locally in your browser; it does not submit your information to a server.
Product: type, sample ID, construction, wear layer, thickness/pad basis, click profile.
Appearance: décor code, finish, embossing, edge and approved reference.
Supply: quantity per color, cartons, brand files, destination market and port.
Evidence: project testing, installation limits, acceptance tolerances, inspection documents.
For a broader selection across installation styles and flooring categories, browse the 3C-Floor SPC product range. For formal OEM pricing, the Request A Quote page is the official inquiry channel.
Direct answers to the specification, customization and manufacturing questions asked by flooring importers, brands and project teams.
Define the exact product code, total and body thickness, transparent wear layer, plank dimensions, décor, finish, click profile, optional backing, installation conditions, packing, and product-specific testing requirements. Link these fields to the approved sample and document revision.
They are separate design decisions. 3C-Floor lists multiple OEM thickness and wear-layer directions, but the available combination and whether attached backing is included must be confirmed for the final product.
Use traffic and required performance evidence rather than thickness alone. The published OEM range includes 0.2, 0.3, 0.5 and 0.7 mm options. Commercial suitability requires evaluating the complete construction and the applicable project documentation.
3C-Floor publicly discusses IXPE, EVA and cork options. Confirm the selected material, pad thickness, density, bond, total-thickness basis and product-specific installation or acoustic evidence before approval.
Custom formats and click-system options can be discussed. Tooling, profile compatibility, locking rights, testing and production feasibility must be verified before any new combination is accepted.
Keep a retained approved full-plank sample and a controlled SKU revision. Record décor code, finish, emboss alignment, bevel, click tooling, backing and acceptable visual variation. Review changes before a replenishment purchase order.
No. A water-resistant SPC plank does not waterproof joints, the subfloor or the entire room. Follow the selected model's substrate moisture, expansion and installation instructions.
Send target market, application, thickness including backing basis, wear layer, size, décor and finish, click system, backing, quantity per color, packaging artwork, required test documents and destination port. Ask for a coded sample and final specification sheet.
Send a product brief with thickness, wear layer, target format, finish, pad, quantity, branding, destination market and test requirements. 3C-Floor can discuss feasible construction choices, sampling and quotation terms for your OEM program.
Source scope: Product options and image filenames were checked against 3C-Floor's public SPC, OEM and technical-reference pages in November 2026. Final requirements, manufacturing feasibility, testing, warranties, quantities, MOQ, lead time and pricing are subject to the model-specific quotation and written approval. No universal test result or certification is represented.
