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            "name":"What are common SPC flooring plank sizes?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Common SPC plank formats include approximately 7 x 48 inches, 9 x 48 inches and 9 x 60 inches, along with other market-specific and custom dimensions. Buyers should confirm the exact metric production size on the quotation, sample label and purchase order."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"Is 7x48 SPC flooring considered wide plank?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"7x48 SPC flooring is a broad, balanced plank format, but whether it is marketed as wide plank depends on the collection and local market. It is narrower than 9-inch SPC formats and usually creates more visible plank joints across the same floor area."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"What is the difference between 9x48 and 9x60 SPC flooring?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Both formats use a nominal 9-inch width, but 9x60 SPC is one foot longer. The longer format reduces end-joint frequency and creates a more elongated visual, while 9x48 is typically easier to handle in compact rooms, elevators and renovation sites."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"Does wide plank SPC flooring make a room look bigger?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Wide plank SPC can make a floor look calmer and less segmented because fewer side joints are visible. The final visual also depends on color, board direction, décor repeat, room geometry and lighting, so sample boards should be reviewed in a realistic layout."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"Are long plank SPC floors harder to install?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Long plank SPC is not automatically difficult to install, but longer boards make subfloor flatness, handling, alignment and click-joint engagement more important. The installer should follow the product-specific installation instructions and verify the substrate before laying the floor."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"What thickness should 9x60 SPC flooring use?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Plank length does not determine the correct total thickness by itself. A 9x60 program should be specified as a complete system that includes total thickness, wear layer, core, click profile, backing, surface, traffic level and subfloor condition."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"Can 3C-Floor customize SPC plank size for private label programs?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"3C-Floor supports custom flooring programs, including plank-dimension planning, subject to the selected product construction and confirmed production specification. Buyers should provide the exact millimeter size, thickness, wear layer, surface, backing, color direction, quantity and packaging requirements for review."}
          },
          {
            "@type":"Question",
            "name":"What size information should be written on an SPC flooring purchase order?",
            "acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Use the exact metric finished-plank dimension rather than relying only on a nominal inch name such as 7x48. Also record total thickness, wear layer, backing thickness if attached, edge and bevel, click profile, décor reference, carton quantity and approved sample reference."}
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        <h1>SPC Flooring Sizes: 7×48, 9×48 &amp; 9×60 Wide and Long Planks</h1>
        <p class="lead"><strong>SPC plank size changes the look, handling, seam density, packaging and specification strategy of a flooring program.</strong> 7×48 SPC flooring gives a balanced four-foot proportion; 9×48 SPC creates a wider contemporary look without adding length; 9×60 SPC combines wide and long proportions for larger visual fields. 3C-Floor helps importers, distributors, private-label brands and project buyers match plank size with thickness, wear layer, click profile, backing, décor and packaging instead of choosing dimensions in isolation.</p>
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          <div class="hero-chip"><strong>7×48</strong><span>balanced 4-ft format</span></div>
          <div class="hero-chip"><strong>9×48</strong><span>wider, same nominal length</span></div>
          <div class="hero-chip"><strong>9×60</strong><span>wide + long premium proportion</span></div>
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        <figcaption class="hero-caption">Installed SPC flooring from the 3C-Floor website. Full-room approval matters because board width, length, décor repeat and laying direction work together visually.</figcaption>
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            <h2>Which SPC flooring size should you choose?</h2>
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          <p><strong>Choose 7×48 SPC flooring when you want a versatile plank that fits small and large rooms without making handling unnecessarily difficult. Choose 9×48 SPC when you want a wider-plank look but prefer the familiar four-foot length. Choose 9×60 SPC when large rooms, open plans or premium collections benefit from both wider boards and fewer end joints.</strong></p>
          <p>Do not treat plank size as a durability grade. A wide plank SPC flooring program still needs the correct total thickness, wear layer, click profile, rigid core, backing, surface finish and subfloor condition. For B2B orders, the exact finished metric dimension should be written on the purchase order because inch labels such as “7×48” and “9×60” are often nominal market names rather than the production-control dimension.</p>
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            <div class="size-number">7×48 in</div>
            <div class="metric">Nominal math: 177.8 × 1219.2 mm</div>
            <span class="tag">Balanced proportion</span>
            <span class="tag">Easy assortment fit</span>
            <h3>7×48 SPC flooring</h3>
            <p>Useful for bedrooms, living rooms, apartments, dealer collections and renovation programs that need a wood-plank look without pushing to the largest board format.</p>
            <p><strong>Buyer note:</strong> 3C-Floor also publishes metric plank programs such as 1220×183 mm. Confirm the exact finished size instead of assuming the nominal inch conversion.</p>
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            <div class="size-number">9×48 in</div>
            <div class="metric">Nominal math: 228.6 × 1219.2 mm</div>
            <span class="tag">Wide plank</span>
            <span class="tag">4-ft handling</span>
            <h3>9×48 SPC flooring</h3>
            <p>A wider board reduces the number of side seams across a room while keeping the same nominal length as 7×48. It can support modern oak, walnut and low-gloss collections without requiring an extra-long board.</p>
            <p><strong>Buyer note:</strong> use the exact millimeter width and length in the approved specification because production dimensions may be rounded or market-specific.</p>
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            <div class="size-number">9×60 in</div>
            <di, v class="metric">Nominal math: 228.6 × 1524.0 mm</div>
            <span class="tag">Wide + long plank</span>
            <span class="tag">Large-room visual</span>
            <h3>9×60 SPC flooring</h3>
            <p>Designed for buyers who want a more elongated floor visual, fewer end joints and a premium long plank SPC flooring story for open-plan residential, hospitality, retail or project collections.</p>
            <p><strong>Buyer note:</strong> 3C-Floor lists 1524×228 mm as a current long-plank format. Match the carton, pallet and installation plan to the longer board.</p>
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          <h2>7×48 vs 9×48 vs 9×60 SPC Flooring</h2>
          <p>The best size is the format that makes sense for the target room, distribution channel, installer workflow and collection positioning. Width and length change the visible rhythm of the floor, but they also affect cartons, handling and approval procedures.</p>
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                <th>Decision Point</th>
                <th>7×48 SPC Flooring</th>
                <th>9×48 SPC</th>
                <th>9×60 SPC</th>
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                <td><strong>Nominal size</strong></td>
                <td>7 in × 48 in</td>
                <td>9 in × 48 in</td>
                <td>9 in × 60 in</td>
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                <td><strong>Nominal metric conversion</strong></td>
                <td>177.8 × 1219.2 mm</td>
                <td>228.6 × 1219.2 mm</td>
                <td>228.6 × 1524.0 mm</td>
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                <td><strong>Visual effect</strong></td>
                <td>More individual plank definition and a familiar residential scale.</td>
                <td>Broader grain field with fewer side joints than a 7-inch plank.</td>
                <td>Broader and more elongated visual with fewer end joints.</td>
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                <td><strong>Good fit for</strong></td>
                <td>Mixed room sizes, bedrooms, apartments, broad retail assortments.</td>
                <td>Contemporary homes, showrooms, multifamily, dealer and private-label collections.</td>
                <td>Open plans, large rooms, premium ranges, hospitality and project programs.</td>
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                <td><strong>Handling</strong></td>
                <td>Generally the easiest of the three to maneuver through compact sites.</td>
                <td>Wider but still a four-foot nominal board; practical for many renovation layouts.</td>
                <td>Longer cartons and boards require more deliberate handling and site staging.</td>
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                <td><strong>Subfloor sensitivity</strong></td>
                <td>Flatness still matters for click integrity.</td>
                <td>Wider format makes full-surface support and flatness control important.</td>
                <td>Longer boards can make substrate flatness and row alignment more noticeable.</td>
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                <td><strong>Merchandising story</strong></td>
                <td>Versatile, familiar, easy to explain.</td>
                <td>Wide plank SPC flooring with modern proportions.</td>
                <td>Long plank SPC flooring / premium wide-long format.</td>
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                <td><strong>What not to assume</strong></td>
                <td>7-inch width does not mean lower quality.</td>
                <td>Wider does not automatically mean thicker or more durable.</td>
                <td>Longer does not automatically mean commercial-grade; complete construction decides performance.</td>
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        <p class="note"><strong>Specification note:</strong> the inch dimensions above are nominal mathematical conversions. For purchasing, inspection and repeat orders, record the actual finished metric dimension approved by 3C-Floor.</p>
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            <div class="kicker">Room &amp; market fit</div>
            <h2>Wide plank SPC flooring changes the visual rhythm of a room.</h2>
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          <p>As plank width increases, fewer longitudinal joints appear across the same floor area. That can make a large installation feel calmer and give the décor film more uninterrupted space to show grain, knots and tonal movement. Long plank SPC flooring adds a second effect: fewer end joints, which visually stretches the floor along the installation direction.</p>
          <p>That does not mean the largest plank is always the right one. Smaller bedrooms, narrow corridors, stair landings, elevator access and renovation sites may be easier to plan around a four-foot board. In dealer programs, 7×48 or 9×48 can also simplify sampling, display racks and warehouse handling. Premium private-label collections may justify 9×60 when the long-board story supports the intended price tier.</p>
          <ul class="checklist">
            <li><strong>7×48:</strong> flexible for mixed residential room sizes and mainstream distribution.</li>
            <li><strong>9×48:</strong> wide-plank appearance without extending carton length.</li>
            <li><strong>9×60:</strong> stronger long-board visual for open spaces and premium assortment positioning.</li>
            <li><strong>Extra wide SPC flooring:</strong> define the exact width in millimeters; “extra wide” is a marketing description, not a universal technical size.</li>
          </ul>
          <p style="margin-top:18px;">For thickness and wear-layer planning, use the <a href="https://www.3c-floor.com/spc-flooring-thickness-and-wear-layer.html">SPC flooring thickness and wear layer guide</a> so size is coordinated with the complete plank construction.</p>
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          <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/spc-installed-floor.jpg"
               alt="Installed wood-look SPC planks showing board width and staggered end joints"
               loading="lazy" width="400" height="267">
          <figcaption>Board direction, width, length and stagger pattern jointly control the installed visual. Review more than a single loose plank.</figcaption>
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          <div class="kicker">Build the complete SKU</div>
          <h2>Do not specify a 9×60 SPC plank by size alone.</h2>
          <p>A stable long- or wide-plank program is a complete product system. The RFQ and purchase order should connect format with the structural, surface and packaging details that make the board repeatable from sample to bulk order.</p>
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            <h3>1. Structure</h3>
            <p>Confirm total thickness, transparent wear layer, rigid SPC core and optional attached IXPE/EVA backing as one construction. Size alone does not define performance.</p>
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            <h3>2. Edge &amp; click</h3>
            <p>Record the approved click profile, bevel treatment and finished board dimension. A long board depends on accurate machining and consistent joint engagement.</p>
          </article>
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            <h3>3. Surface &amp; décor</h3>
            <p>Approve color, film reference, embossing/EIR direction, sheen and bevel together. Wider planks show a larger visual field, so décor repeat and texture alignment matter more to perception.</p>
          </article>
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            <h3>4. Packaging</h3>
            <p>Confirm pieces per carton, carton dimensions, labels, pallet method and private-label artwork. Long-plank cartons require a packaging plan that protects corners and click edges through export handling.</p>
          </article>
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            <h3>5. Application</h3>
            <p>State whether the SKU is for residential, rental, hospitality, retail, office or another project type. Traffic and maintenance conditions guide the wear-layer and surface specification.</p>
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            <h3>6. Approval reference</h3>
            <p>Link the purchase order to the signed sample, exact metric size and confirmed décor/structure reference. That reduces ambiguity on repeat orders.</p>
          </article>
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        <p style="margin-top:24px;">For surface protection selection, compare the <a style="color:#bff4e8;text-decoration:underline;" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/spc-wear-layer-guide.html">SPC wear layer guide</a>. For the locking system itself, review <a style="color:#bff4e8;text-decoration:underline;" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/click-lock-spc-flooring.html">click lock SPC flooring</a>.</p>
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        <figure class="media-card structure">
          <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/spc-layer-structure.jpg"
               alt="SPC flooring layer structure showing surface, wear layer, print layer, rigid core and optional backing"
               loading="lazy" width="600" height="305">
          <figcaption>A wide or long plank still relies on the full multilayer construction. Match size to core, wear layer, surface and backing rather than treating the dimensions as a quality grade.</figcaption>
        </figure>
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            <div class="kicker">Size vs construction</div>
            <h2>Wider is a design choice. Thickness and wear layer solve different problems.</h2>
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          <p>A 9-inch plank can be thin, thick, residential or commercially positioned depending on the rest of the specification. The same is true for 7×48 and 9×60. Total thickness influences the overall construction, click geometry, handling and transition height, while the wear layer protects the printed décor from repeated surface abrasion.</p>
          <p>For buyers building a collection, start with the target application, then select plank size, thickness, wear layer, backing, surface and packaging together. The <a href="https://www.3c-floor.com/spc-buying-guide.html">3C-Floor SPC buying guide</a> provides a broader workflow for this specification process.</p>
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            <strong>Buyer tip:</strong> do not compare two “9×60 SPC” quotations unless the total thickness, wear layer, attached pad, click system, surface, exact metric size, carton pack and approved décor are also comparable.
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          <div class="kicker">Information gain for B2B buyers</div>
          <h2>Long and extra wide SPC flooring needs tighter approval discipline.</h2>
          <p>The larger the plank, the more important it becomes to control the entire board—not just the center surface. Buyers should turn “wide plank” or “long plank” into measurable inspection points before bulk production.</p>
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            <div class="num">01</div>
            <h3>Exact finished size</h3>
            <p>Use millimeters for width and length on the PO. A nominal 7×48 label can coexist with a metric production dimension that is not the exact inch conversion.</p>
          </article>
          <article class="info-card">
            <div class="num">02</div>
            <h3>Squareness &amp; edge alignment</h3>
            <p>Verify the approved product standard for diagonal/squareness, edge condition and click machining so rows track cleanly during installation.</p>
          </article>
          <article class="info-card">
            <div class="num">03</div>
            <h3>Flatness &amp; board shape</h3>
            <p>Inspect long boards for unwanted bow, twist or deformation according to the product-specific QC standard before release and again after logistics simulation where required.</p>
          </article>
          <article class="info-card">
            <div class="num">04</div>
            <h3>Décor repeat across a large board</h3>
            <p>A wider visual surface makes print repeat, knot distribution, EIR alignment and shade grouping easier to notice. Approve multiple planks, not one hero sample.</p>
          </article>
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        <div class="buyer-tip">
          <strong>Common sourcing mistake:</strong> approving a beautiful 9×60 face sample but leaving the exact click profile, board dimension, backing, carton reference and batch-control details undefined. A commercial SKU must be repeatable, not merely attractive.
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          <div class="section-head">
            <div class="kicker">OEM / private label</div>
            <h2>Build a size ladder instead of one isolated plank.</h2>
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          <p>For distributors and flooring brands, size can become part of collection architecture. A mainstream 7×48 line can address price-sensitive residential demand, 9×48 can add a visible step-up in width, and 9×60 can support premium long-plank positioning. The colors can share a related design direction while thickness, wear layer and backing are adjusted by channel.</p>
          <p>3C-Floor supports OEM SPC flooring programs with configurable dimensions, surfaces, wear layers, backing and packaging. Review the <a href="https://www.3c-floor.com/oem-spc-flooring.html">OEM SPC flooring program</a> when the size page becomes a private-label product-development project.</p>
          <h3>RFQ checklist for a size-focused quotation</h3>
          <ul class="checklist">
            <li>Nominal format: 7×48, 9×48, 9×60 or requested custom size</li>
            <li>Exact finished size in millimeters</li>
            <li>Total thickness and wear layer</li>
            <li>Click profile, bevel and surface texture</li>
            <li>IXPE / EVA / no attached backing, as required</li>
            <li>Décor direction, color family and sample reference</li>
            <li>Quantity, target market and application</li>
            <li>Private-label carton, barcode and pallet marking requirements</li>
            <li>Destination port and any market-specific document requirements</li>
          </ul>
        </div>
        <figure class="media-card">
          <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/SPC-Flooring-Manufacturer1.jpg"
               alt="SPC flooring production line manufacturing wood-look rigid core planks"
               loading="lazy" width="728" height="410">
          <figcaption>Size customization must remain compatible with the selected production construction, click machining and packaging plan.</figcaption>
        </figure>
      </div>
    </section>

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      <div class="container">
        <div class="section-head">
          <div class="kicker">Verified 3C-Floor website images</div>
          <h2>Product Image Gallery for the SPC Size Page</h2>
          <p>Use room-scale, plank-detail, layer-structure and manufacturing images together. This gives search engines and buyers visual context beyond a single product swatch while keeping every image relevant to SPC flooring.</p>
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        <div class="gallery">
          <figure class="g-wide">
            <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/SPC-vinyl3.jpg"
                 alt="Modern living room with light wood-look SPC flooring"
                 loading="lazy" width="680" height="447">
            <figcaption><strong>Hero / application:</strong> modern living room showing full-floor plank rhythm.</figcaption>
          </figure>
          <figure class="g-narrow">
            <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/SPC-Vinyl-Flooring.jpg"
                 alt="Stacked wood-look SPC flooring planks showing rigid edges"
                 loading="lazy" width="776" height="266">
            <figcaption><strong>Product detail:</strong> stacked SPC planks for edge, thickness and board-profile context.</figcaption>
          </figure>
          <figure class="g-third">
            <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/spc-installed-floor.jpg"
                 alt="Installed SPC floor showing plank joints and stagger pattern"
                 loading="lazy" width="400" height="267">
            <figcaption><strong>Layout detail:</strong> side joints, end joints and installation direction.</figcaption>
          </figure>
          <figure class="g-third structure">
            <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/spc-layer-structure.jpg"
                 alt="SPC rigid core flooring layer construction diagram"
                 loading="lazy" width="600" height="305">
            <figcaption><strong>Structure:</strong> shows why size must be specified with wear layer, core and backing.</figcaption>
          </figure>
          <figure class="g-third">
            <img src="https://www.3c-floor.com/up/pro/SPC-Flooring-Manufacturer1.jpg"
                 alt="SPC flooring manufacturing line producing wood-look planks"
                 loading="lazy" width="728" height="410">
            <figcaption><strong>Manufacturing:</strong> useful near OEM, QC or factory-supply content.</figcaption>
          </figure>
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          <div class="kicker">Related 3C-Floor resources</div>
          <h2>Continue the SPC specification process</h2>
          <p>These verified 3C-Floor pages cover the topics that should sit next to plank-size selection without duplicating the core intent of this page.</p>
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          <a class="resource" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/SPC-Floor.html">
            <strong>SPC Flooring Product Category</strong>
            <span>Review the core SPC rigid flooring category and existing plank products.</span>
          </a>
          <a class="resource" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/spc-flooring-thickness-and-wear-layer.html">
            <strong>Thickness &amp; Wear Layer Guide</strong>
            <span>Separate total construction thickness from surface protection.</span>
          </a>
          <a class="resource" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/spc-wear-layer-guide.html">
            <strong>SPC Wear Layer Guide</strong>
            <span>Compare residential and commercial wear-layer planning.</span>
          </a>
          <a class="resource" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/click-lock-spc-flooring.html">
            <strong>Click Lock SPC Flooring</strong>
            <span>Check locking, backing and installation-related specification points.</span>
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            <strong>OEM SPC Flooring</strong>
            <span>Develop private-label dimensions, décor, backing and packaging.</span>
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          <a class="resource" href="https://www.3c-floor.com/spc-buying-guide.html">
            <strong>SPC Buying Guide</strong>
            <span>Build a complete procurement specification beyond size alone.</span>
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          <h2>SPC Flooring Size FAQ</h2>
          <p>Direct answers to the questions buyers most often need before selecting a 7×48, 9×48, 9×60, wide-plank or long-plank SPC program.</p>
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            <summary>What are common SPC flooring plank sizes?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>Common SPC plank formats include approximately 7×48 inches, 9×48 inches and 9×60 inches, along with other market-specific and custom dimensions.</strong> Buyers should confirm the exact metric production size on the quotation, sample label and purchase order.</p></div>
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            <summary>Is 7×48 SPC flooring considered wide plank?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>7×48 SPC flooring is a broad, balanced plank format, but whether it is marketed as “wide plank” depends on the collection and local market.</strong> It is narrower than common 9-inch formats and creates more visible side joints across the same floor area.</p></div>
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            <summary>What is the difference between 9×48 and 9×60 SPC flooring?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>Both formats use a nominal 9-inch width, but 9×60 SPC is one foot longer.</strong> The longer format reduces end-joint frequency and creates a more elongated visual, while 9×48 is typically easier to handle in compact rooms, elevators and renovation sites.</p></div>
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            <summary>Does wide plank SPC flooring make a room look bigger?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>Wide plank SPC can make a floor look calmer and less segmented because fewer side joints are visible.</strong> The final visual also depends on color, board direction, décor repeat, room geometry and lighting, so sample boards should be reviewed in a realistic layout.</p></div>
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            <summary>Are long plank SPC floors harder to install?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>Long plank SPC is not automatically difficult to install, but longer boards make subfloor flatness, handling, alignment and click-joint engagement more important.</strong> Follow the product-specific installation instructions and verify the substrate before laying the floor.</p></div>
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            <summary>What thickness should 9×60 SPC flooring use?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>Plank length does not determine the correct total thickness by itself.</strong> A 9×60 program should be specified as a complete system that includes total thickness, wear layer, core, click profile, backing, surface, traffic level and subfloor condition.</p></div>
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            <summary>Can 3C-Floor customize SPC plank size for private-label programs?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>3C-Floor supports custom flooring programs, including plank-dimension planning, subject to the selected construction and confirmed production specification.</strong> Provide exact millimeter size, thickness, wear layer, surface, backing, color direction, quantity and packaging requirements for review.</p></div>
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            <summary>What size information should be written on an SPC flooring purchase order?</summary>
            <div class="faq-answer"><p><strong>Use the exact metric finished-plank dimension rather than relying only on a nominal inch name such as 7×48.</strong> Also record total thickness, wear layer, backing thickness if attached, edge and bevel, click profile, décor reference, carton quantity and approved sample reference.</p></div>
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            <h2>Send the size first. Build the full SPC specification next.</h2>
            <p>Tell 3C-Floor whether you are comparing 7×48, 9×48, 9×60 or another wide / long plank format. Add the target application, thickness, wear layer, backing, surface, color direction, quantity, packaging and destination so the quotation can be built around a repeatable SKU.</p>
            <p class="small">Recommended RFQ fields: exact mm size · total thickness · wear layer · surface · click profile · backing · color · quantity · target market · private label · destination port.</p>
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