Floors Revolution is a flooring store in Columbus, OH carrying SPC vinyl flooring, acoustic wall panels, molding and stair treads, all shown below with sizes, finishes and details. Pick a style to preview it, then visit our showroom at 572 S Nelson Rd STE A, Columbus, OH 43205 or request a free quote.
Floors Revolution
SPC Flooring
Modern oak and fir looks, built for real life.
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Waterproof
Core -
Scratch
Resistant -
Rigid
SPC Core -
Easy
Cleaning
Key specs
- Thickness
- 5 to 8 mm
- Wear layer
- Up to 32 mil
- Core
- Rigid SPC
- Padding
- On select styles
All 12 styles
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Acoustic Wall Panels
Texture and calmer rooms, one slat at a time.
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Helps Manage
Echo -
Vertical
Slat Design -
12.6 × 108.2
Inch Panels -
5
Finishes
Key specs
- Panel size
- 12.6 × 108.2 in
- Design
- Vertical slats
- Finishes
- 5
- Use
- Home and commercial
All 5 finishes
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Painted Pine Molding
The finishing details that tie a room together.
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Solid
Pine -
Smooth
Painted Finish -
6
Profiles -
Covers
Floor Gaps
Key specs
- Material
- Pine
- Finish
- Smooth acrylic paint
- Profiles
- 6
- Types
- Baseboard, casing, quarter round
All 6 profiles
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SPC Stair Treads
Carry your floor up the staircase.
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SPC
Construction -
Waterproof
Surface -
Easy
Cleaning -
Finished
Edge
Key specs
- Size
- 43 × 11.5 in
- Thickness
- 5.5 mm
- Construction
- SPC
- Finishes
- 6
All 6 finishes
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Floors Revolution
Flooring FAQs in Columbus, OH
What does SPC mean in flooring?
SPC stands for stone plastic composite. It is a rigid vinyl flooring with a core made from limestone powder and PVC, topped with a printed design layer and a clear wear layer. The dense core keeps planks stable, waterproof and resistant to dents. Floors Revolution sells SPC planks in 12 oak and fir looks in Columbus, OH.
Is SPC flooring better than LVP?
SPC is often the better fit for busy rooms and spaces with temperature swings, because its rigid stone composite core resists dents and moves less than a softer vinyl plank core. LVP can feel a little warmer and quieter underfoot, which some homeowners prefer in bedrooms. Both are waterproof, so the right choice depends on foot traffic, the subfloor and comfort. Several Floors Revolution SPC styles include attached padding for added comfort.
What are the disadvantages of SPC flooring?
SPC can feel harder and colder underfoot than softer vinyl or carpet, and its rigid core is less forgiving on uneven subfloors. It can also sound louder without an underlayment or attached padding. Damaged planks are replaced rather than refinished the way hardwood can be. Choosing a style with a thicker wear layer and attached padding addresses most of these concerns.
Are acoustic wall panels outdated?
No. Acoustic wall panels remain a popular way to cut echo and make rooms quieter, and modern designs such as slat and fluted styles are also used as decorative feature walls. They absorb sound inside a room, so they improve clarity and comfort in living rooms, offices and studios. Floors Revolution carries acoustic wall panels in a range of finishes in Columbus, OH.
What is the difference between baseboard and molding?
Molding is the general term for decorative trim installed along walls, doors, windows and ceilings. Baseboard is one type of molding, installed where the wall meets the floor to cover the gap and protect the wall from scuffs. Other types include door and window casing and quarter round. Floors Revolution sells painted pine baseboard, casing and quarter round in Columbus, OH.
What is quarter round molding for?
Quarter round is a small, rounded trim installed at the bottom of a baseboard, where it meets the floor. It covers the expansion gap left around floating floors such as SPC and laminate, and it hides small gaps caused by uneven walls. It also gives the floor edge a finished look. Floors Revolution carries painted pine quarter round that coordinates with its baseboards.
Do you glue vinyl stair treads?
Many vinyl and SPC stair treads are installed with construction adhesive, and some are also fastened at the edge, but the right method depends on the product and the stair. The surface should be clean, dry and flat, and the manufacturer instructions should always be followed. The Floors Revolution team in Columbus, OH can confirm the recommended installation method for the SPC stair tread you choose.
Specifications vary by style and are taken from our product listings. Acoustic panels help manage reflected sound and are not full soundproofing. Contact us to confirm details and availability.
