Vinyl flooring SPC 6mm 33 V4 with underlay 21206 Premium 5+1 1220x182mm (2.22m2/pack)

The SPC FloorV Premium collection presents a new generation of rigid vinyl floors that combine exceptional durability and inimitable design. This premium class SPC (Stone Polymer Composite) floor gives a feeling of luxury and stability, and the detailed decors create the impression of authentic wood or raw industrial concrete.

The decors with Embossed-In-Register (EIR) technology follow the real structure of the wood - every relief, every vein is in complete harmony with the visual motif, while the concrete slabs have a sophisticated Sandblast texture for a modern and minimalist effect. For a finished look and precise detail, each plank is shaped with a 4-sided V-joint. Thanks to the built-in IXPE underlay (1 mm), the floor provides additional walking comfort and sound insulation, eliminating the need to purchase a separate underlay. This makes FloorV Premium a perfect choice for both residential and public spaces where design and practicality are equally important.

Technical characteristics:

• Total thickness: 6 mm (5 mm SPC + 1 mm IXPE underlay)
• Wear-resistant layer: 0.55 mm
• Board size: 1220 x 182 mm
• Joint: V4 - four-sided bevel
• Structure: Embossed-In-Register (EIR)
• Wear resistance class: 33 - suitable for intensively loaded premises
• Combustibility class: Bfl-s1
• Installation: Click system
• Quantity in package: 10 boards / 2.22 sq.m

Advantages:

• SPC core with mineral structure - exceptional strength, resistance to impacts and deformations
• Waterproof material - suitable for kitchens, hallways and even bathrooms
• Realistic Embossed-In-Register texture - creates a feeling of real wood
• Built-in IXPE underlay - eliminates the need for additional, provides a quieter and softer floor
• V4 bevel - emphasizes the natural shape of each board
• Easy installation through the reliable click system
• High fire resistance class (Bfl-s1) - a safe choice for any interior
• Suitable for underfloor heating - stable to temperature changes