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SPC, LVT and WPC flooring differ in one main way: the core. SPC flooring uses a rigid stone-plastic core, LVT uses a flexible PVC core, and WPC uses a foamed wood-plastic core.

WPC wall panels are better for outdoor cladding and high-traffic feature walls, while PVC wall panels work best for indoor wet areas that need a budget-friendly, low-maintenance option.

PVC foam board serves as a lightweight, rigid plastic material used for signage, cabinets, furniture, construction panels, and displays due to its moisture resistance, easy fabrication, and smooth surface that accepts printing and finishes.

HDF door skins use compressed wood fibers, while PVC door skins use plastic film—each serves different needs based on moisture exposure, budget, and desired finish.

A door skin is a thin, pre-shaped layer applied to a door's core to provide a finished surface, improve appearance, and add durability.

Melamine board and HPL laminate differ in three core ways: structure, durability, and cost.

Melamine board is a manufactured wood panel made by bonding melamine resin-coated paper onto a core of particleboard, MDF, or plywood through heat and pressure.

Wood veneer is a thin slice of real wood—typically 0.5mm to 3mm thick—cut from a log and bonded to a substrate like plywood, MDF, or particleboard to create the look of solid timber at a lower cost.