Start with the buyer's constraints

Write down your project conditions before you compare any SPC rigid core flooring price:

• Traffic level. Is the floor for homes, moderate commercial traffic or heavy-duty commercial use?
• Moisture exposure. Will the floor go in kitchens, bathrooms or other wet areas?
• Heating. Will the floor sit over underfloor heating? If so, what is the maximum surface temperature?
• Appearance. Do you need a wood, stone or concrete look, and how important is print definition?
• Format and branding. Do you need custom sizes, private labeling or special packaging?
• Commercial terms. What quantity, delivery window and documents do you need?

These answers determine the specification. The specification determines what the quotation actually covers.

The product covered in this guide

The Premium Rigid Core SPC Flooring is described on its product page as a Stone Plastic Composite floor made from natural limestone powder and stabilized polymers. Its published parameters are:

Other Hounda rigid core SPC flooring product pages publish the same parameter table. Treat them as the same specification family, not as separate products with different performance.

Specification checks that shape a quotation

1. Overall thickness: 4.0mm, 5.0mm or 6.0mm

Thickness is a separate line item on the parameter table. Pick one before you request a price. A quotation that says "4–6mm" is not specific enough to compare with another offer. If your project uses more than one thickness, for example in different zones, ask for each one to be quoted separately.

2. Wear resistance: AC4 or AC5

The product page links AC4 to moderate commercial use and AC5 to heavy-duty use, and describes the coating as UV-cured. Choose the rating from your actual traffic level and state it in your enquiry. The supplier also says it gives tailored recommendations based on foot traffic and project budget. If you are unsure which rating your project needs, ask for that recommendation in writing.

3. Decoration layer and finish

You can choose a normal or a high-definition digital print. According to the product page, the HD print can reproduce wood, stone and concrete looks. The surface texture is EIR (Embossed In Register), and the edge profile options are micro-bevel or painted V-groove. Your request should name the print type, the look and the edge profile, so the quotation covers the finish you will actually receive.

4. Size and branding options

The parameters list customized sizes. The supplier also offers OEM/ODM services: private labeling, specialized packaging and development of new dimensions. If you plan to resell under your own brand, include those needs in your first enquiry. Custom formats and packaging are not part of a standard specification and need to be confirmed separately.

5. Installation method and total project cost

The floor uses a glue-free Uni-click lock system for floating installation. In the supplier's published comparison, SPC rigid core installation cost is rated "Low (Click-Lock)" and traditional hardwood is rated "High (Glue/Nails)". This is the supplier's own qualitative comparison, not a measured labor cost. Your installers should estimate labor for your site and local rates. Include that estimate alongside the material quote when you assess total cost.

Application fit and limits

Where the published specification supports use:

• Wet rooms. The product page describes the floor as 100% waterproof and recommends it for kitchens and bathrooms.
• Residential and commercial projects. Choose AC4 or AC5 to match the traffic level.
• Underfloor heating. It is suitable only where the floor surface temperature stays at or below 40°C.

Where this recommendation does not apply, or needs confirmation first:

• Higher heating temperatures. If the floor surface may exceed 40°C, this product is outside its published compatibility.

Commercial details to confirm in writing

The product page mentions factory-direct supply from a dedicated facility in Liaoning, QC checks from raw limestone powder through to the final UV-cured layer, production scheduling for global commercial projects, and packaging and logistics support for international shipping. None of these statements is a price, a minimum order quantity or a delivery date. Before you rely on a quotation, ask for the following in writing:

1. Unit price, with the exact thickness, wear rating, print type, edge profile and size stated
2. Quoted quantity and any minimum order quantity
3. Production lead time and shipping terms
4. Packaging specification, including any private-label requirements
5. Certificates or test reports required in your destination market
6. Warranty and after-sales terms

Summary

To get a useful SPC rigid core flooring price, specify the product first. Fix the thickness (4.0, 5.0 or 6.0mm), the wear rating (AC4 or AC5), the print type and edge profile, and any custom size or packaging needs. Check that underfloor heating will stay within 40°C at the surface. Then ask for price, lead time and documents in writing. You can review the published parameters on the Premium Rigid Core SPC Flooring product page.