SPC Flooring in Johor Bahru & Singapore, Installed Right the First Time.

SPC stands for Stone Plastic Composite. It is a rigid vinyl flooring with a core made mainly of limestone powder and PVC, topped with a printed wood-look layer and a protective wear layer. It is stable, waterproof and durable, which suits homes in hot, humid climates such as Johor Bahru and Singapore.

Yes. The SPC core does not absorb water or swell, so spills and humidity will not damage the planks themselves. Standing water can still seep through the joints to the subfloor, so wipe up large spills promptly.

SPC has a rigid, stone-based core that is waterproof and stable. LVT is a softer, more flexible vinyl. Laminate has a wood-fibre core that can swell if it gets wet. SPC is usually chosen where water resistance and durability matter most.

Both are available. 5.5mm planks are thicker and feel more solid underfoot, while 4mm planks are slimmer, which helps where door clearances are tight. We can advise on the better option for your home during the free site measurement.

Yes. Mr Lantai supplies and installs SPC flooring for homes in Johor Bahru (JB) and Singapore, including HDB flats and condominiums.

Yes. We measure your space and give you a clear quotation with no obligation. Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form to arrange it.

The price depends on the colour and thickness you choose, the floor area and any preparation needed. We quote after measuring your space, with transparent pricing and no hidden costs.

It depends on the floor area, the layout and whether the old floor needs to be removed. We confirm the timeline in your quotation after measuring.

Often yes, provided the tiles are firmly fixed, dry and level. We check the surface during the site measurement and tell you if any preparation is needed first.

Sweep or vacuum regularly and mop with a damp, not soaking, mop and a neutral floor cleaner. Avoid harsh abrasives and wipe up spills promptly.