


Wood Grain SPC Flooring
Distressed Oak SPC Flooring 6009
Distressed Oak SPC flooring 6009 with 100% virgin rigid core, 4/5/6 mm thickness, 0.3/0.5 mm wear layer, Class 33 commercial grade. CE & Intertek certified. Request a sample or quote.
Specifications
- SPC Thickness
- 4.0 mm / 5.0 mm / 6.0 mm
- Wear Layer
- 0.30 mm / 0.50 mm
- Tested Construction
- 6.5 mm total construction, 0.55 mm wear layer, 1.5 mm IXPE
- Wear Resistance
- >5,000 cycles; tested construction
- Castor-Chair Resistance
- 25,000 cycles; tested construction
- Stain Resistance
- Grade 5; tested construction
- Impact Resistance
- 1,800 mm, Pass; tested construction
- Light Fastness
- Above Grade 6; tested construction
- Certifications
- CE, EN 14041, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, GB 45001, Formaldehyde E1, Fire Bfl-s1
6009 Distressed Oak is a refined SPC flooring decor with a clean, contemporary wood look. The plank pairs well with neutral walls, minimalist furniture and modern lighting for residential and light-commercial interiors.
CONSTRUCTION
Each plank is a multi-layer composite: a UV-cured topcoat, a transparent wear layer, a high-resolution print film, and a stone-plastic composite (SPC) rigid core. The dense, waterproof core delivers dimensional stability, while the click-lock profile supports fast floating installation over most existing subfloors.
KEY BENEFITS
Waterproof rigid core - suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and below-grade rooms.
Durable wear surface - Class 33 for high-traffic residential and light commercial.
Click-lock profile - fast floating install, no adhesive required.
Stable dimensions - minimal expansion and contraction under temperature change.
Low maintenance - sweep and damp-mop with a neutral pH cleaner.
OEM / ODM - custom packaging, sizing and project pricing available.APPLICATIONSApartments, villas, offices, retail spaces, hospitality interiors and light commercial projects. Contact us for samples, available construction options and project pricing.INSTALLATION AND CAREAcclimatise planks on site before installation, ensure the subfloor is clean, dry and level, and leave the recommended perimeter expansion gap. Clean with a soft brush or vacuum, then damp-mop with a neutral pH cleaner. Avoid steam mops and abrasive pads.