T-grade PVC homogeneous flooring is a relatively high-end PVC flooring.

The most important thing is to classify PVC homogeneous flooring is based on wear resistance and PVC content. Wear resistance determines the service life of the PVC homogeneous floor, and PVC content determines the cost of the vinyl floor.

The grades of PVC vinyl flooring can be roughly divided into four levels: T, P, M and F in order.

Among them, T-grade is the highest specification grade, which is excellent in both wear resistance and PVC content. The PVC content of T-grade vinyl floor is usually above 75%, and it can reach up to 300,000 times in the wear resistance test!

However, laminate flooring is not even one-tenth as wear-resistant as T-grade PVC homogeneous flooring, which has a service life of up to 20 years!

The wear resistance and PVC content of P-grade PVC flooring are less than those of T-grade. The PVC content is more than 60%, and the wear resistance is also much lower than that of T-grade PVC vinyl flooring, but it is much better than laminate flooring.

As for Class M and Class F PVC vinyl flooring, many manufacturers basically do not produce them, mainly because their quality is slightly poor, and vinyl floorings are mostly used in some public places, which leads to a limited service life.

In general, the grade of PVC flooring is determined by its wear resistance and PVC content. The better the wear resistance and the higher the PVC content, the better the quality and quality. Such PVC homogeneous flooring will be more durable, but at the same time, its price will be higher!