WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) coatings can be used on both walls and floors, but there are some important differences in their use, installation and benefits in each case. These differences are detailed below

Main functionality: They add warmth and comfort when walking, improving acoustics and providing an aesthetic base for furniture and decoration.

Traffic Resistance: WPC floors are designed to withstand the weight and constant traffic of people. They are thicker and more robust to resist wear.

Shock Absorption: They provide a comfortable and cushioning surface, ideal for high traffic areas.

Thicker: WPC floors are usually thicker to provide durability and resistance to pedestrian traffic.

Finishes and Textures: Designed to withstand friction and wear, they often have more resistant and textured finishes to prevent slipping.

Regular Cleaning: Although they are easy to maintain, floors need more constant cleaning due to dust and dirt, which is a common requirement for both WPC maintenance and vinyl flooring.

In short, although WPC material offers similar benefits in terms of durability, strength, and aesthetics, its application in floors and walls varies according to the functional and decorative needs of each surface, emphasizing the distinct WPC benefits and versatility of wood plastic composite flooring.