Renaissance vinyl tiles offer a stunningly realistic stone and marble appearance, thanks to their expertly reproduced textures and colors. These SPC click 5G planks are available in a wide range of shades, making them the perfect complement to various home decors and styles. They are not only economical but also incredibly easy to install and maintain, making them an ideal choice for homeowners looking to enhance their living spaces effortlessly.
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Thickness (mm)6.5
Specifications
Dimensions
Thickness (mm)
6.5
Width (in.)
12
Width (mm)
311
Width (cm)
31.1
Width (inches in fraction)
12
Length (in.)
24
Length (mm)
615
Length (cm)
61.5
Height (in.)
0.26
Height (mm)
6.5
Appearance
Color
Black
Manufacturer colour name
Anthracite
Construction
Underpad attached
Yes
Performance & Warranty
FloorScore certified
Yes
Residential warranty (years)
30
Commercial warranty (years)
15
Warranty
30 years residential and 15 year commercial
Coverage
Coverage (sq ft)
20.59
Application & Use
Application
Residential and commercial
Installation method
Click Lock
Frequently asked questions
Are AquaTeck’s vinyl planks waterproof?
Yes — both vinyl lines are 100% waterproof through the body of the plank, so they suit kitchens, bathrooms, and basements. The Café Collection uses a rigid SPC core; the Europe Collection is a fibreglass-reinforced loose-lay plank. We still recommend caulking around tubs and sinks to keep standing water out of the seams.
What is the difference between SPC, WPC and loose-lay vinyl?
LVP (luxury vinyl plank) is the umbrella term, and it splits by how the plank installs. Floating, click-together planks use a rigid core — SPC (stone-plastic composite) is dense and very stable, while WPC (wood-plastic composite) is a little softer and warmer underfoot. The AquaTeck Café Collection is a floating SPC floor. Loose-lay planks, like the AquaTeck Europe Collection, are a non-floating, glue-down-family product: a heavier fibreglass-reinforced plank with an anti-slip grip backing that lies directly on the subfloor.
Do AquaTeck’s vinyl planks need underlay?
It depends on the line, because they install differently. The Café Collection is a floating SPC floor and ships with a 1.5 mm acoustic EVA pad already attached — nothing extra to buy. The Europe Collection is a loose-lay floor that installs straight onto the subfloor (laid loose, perimeter-glued, or fully glued), so it uses no underlayment at all. Either way you never add a separate pad — a cushioned underlay should never go under a glue-down or loose-lay vinyl.
How do the two vinyl lines install, and which should I choose?
The Café (SPC) Collection clicks together as a floating floor with a 2G drop-lock — quick, DIY-friendly, with the pad built in. The Europe Collection is a commercial-grade loose-lay plank: its fibreglass core and anti-slip backing let it lie loose for fast installs and easy single-plank replacement, or be perimeter / fully glued for heavy-traffic and commercial jobs. Choose Café for an easy floating install with sound-dampening built in; choose Europe for maximum stability, commercial durability, and glue-down flexibility.
Are matching trims and stair pieces available?
Yes. Both vinyl collections offer matching reducers, transitions, and stair nosings (plus flush stair nosings and concave/cove pieces on the Café line) so every edge and stair finishes properly.
