The primary difference between SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) and WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) lies in their core density and composition. SPC cores are denser and more rigid, making them highly resistant to temperature fluctuations and heavy traffic. WPC cores contain foaming agents, providing more cushioning, which results in a softer and warmer underfoot experience. Choosing between these depends on whether your project requires maximum structural stability or enhanced comfort.
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What differentiates SPC cores from WPC cores?
SPC cores are composed of stone-plastic composites, offering superior rigidity and dent resistance. WPC cores utilize wood-plastic composites for a softer, warmer, and quieter feel underfoot. The choice between them depends on your priorities for durability versus comfort.