SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) and WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) flooring are both durable, waterproof options, but they differ in composition and characteristics. SPC features a rigid core made of stone powder, PVC, and stabilizers, offering exceptional durability, impact resistance, and strength, making it ideal for high-traffic or commercial areas. In contrast, WPC has a softer, more flexible core made of wood fibers and PVC, providing a warmer, more comfortable feel underfoot, which is ideal for residential settings where comfort and sound absorption are prioritized. While both are waterproof, SPC’s denser structure makes it more resistant to moisture, while WPC’s softer core offers better sound insulation. SPC is generally more affordable, whereas WPC tends to be pricier but offers greater comfort. Overall, SPC is best for high-traffic, moisture-prone areas, while WPC is suited for homes seeking a balance of comfort and durability.