SPC flooring international standard not only covers the basic performance requirements of the material, but also involves many aspects such as environmental protection, safety, installation and maintenance.

Internationally, the standard of SPC flooring usually follows the specifications formulated by ISO (International Organization for Standardization) and other relevant authorities. These standards clearly stipulate the wear resistance, dirt resistance, fire rating and chemical corrosion resistance of SPC floors. For example, in terms of wear resistance, international standards require that SPC floors should be able to withstand a certain number of revolutions of wear testing to ensure that the surface is still smooth after long-term use; In terms of environmental protection, it is necessary to meet environmental requirements such as low formaldehyde release to protect the health of occupants.

In addition, the international standard also emphasizes the anti-slip performance of SPC floors, especially the anti-slip coefficient in wet environments, in order to prevent accidents caused by wet ground. For installation and maintenance, the standard also gives detailed guidelines, including recommended installation methods, required tools, maintenance cycles and cleaning methods, to ensure that the floor remains in the best condition during use.

With the progress of science and technology and the continuous improvement of consumer demand, the international standards of SPC flooring are also constantly updated and improved. In the future, we look forward to seeing more innovative technologies and environmentally friendly materials incorporated into international standards to promote the SPC flooring industry to a more environmentally friendly, safe and efficient direction. At the same time, for manufacturers and consumers, understanding and following international standards will be an important way to protect product quality and consumer rights.