SPC Parquet Flooring Salted Oak - SPC104

Key attributes include: SPC construction for durability and water resistance, a parquet visual pattern in Salted Oak, a click‑lock installation system for quick fitting, easy maintenance (wipe spills with soapy water), and eco‑friendly materials designed for residential use.

Preparation is simple: acclimate the planks in the room for 24–48 hours, ensure the subfloor is clean, dry, and level, and plan your layout with expansion gaps. Then snap planks together using the click‑lock system, cut edge pieces to fit with a utility knife or saw, leave gaps around fixed objects, and install any recommended underlayment before laying baseboards.

It's ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and kitchens—areas where a stylish wood‑look finish and moisture resistance are beneficial. Avoid fully submerged wet areas like showers and ensure the space has appropriate ventilation and humidity control.

Regularly sweep or vacuum to remove debris, and damp mop with a mild soap solution. Avoid abrasive cleaners, waxes, or solvents. Use felt pads under furniture and promptly wipe up spills to keep the surface looking its best.

Salted Oak offers a warm, natural wood tone with intricate grain depth that adds warmth and character. It pairs well with neutral palettes, natural textures, and contemporary or transitional interiors, creating a cozy yet modern vibe.

If you’re considering alternatives, you might compare with Natural Oak, Coffee Oak, or White Oak SPC parquet options. Each has its own tone and grain pattern, so you can select based on how light or dark you want the room to feel and how much contrast you prefer. For similar options on Fepy, see these product pages: Natural Oak: https://fepy.com/product/spc-parquet-flooring-natural-oak-spc101; Coffee Oak: https://fepy.com/product/spc-parquet-flooring-coffee-oak-spc102; White Oak: https://fepy.com/product/spc-parquet-flooring-white-oak-spc103.

The flooring is designed with low VOC emissions and eco‑friendly materials to support good indoor air quality. It’s built for residential use and avoids harsh additives, helping contribute to a safer home environment.

Yes. It combines the look of premium parquet with the durability and moisture resistance of SPC, offering long‑lasting performance and easier maintenance—often at a lower total cost of ownership than traditional wood flooring.

Recommended tools include a utility knife or saw for cutting, a tapping block and pull bar for joining planks, spacers for expansion gaps, and a standard underlayment as advised by the manufacturer. An appropriate moisture barrier may be needed depending on subfloor conditions.

SPC flooring can often be installed over flat, clean subfloors, but check subfloor compatibility and moisture levels first. If you have underfloor heating or other special conditions, follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and ensure the underlayment and system are compatible with SPC parquet.