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LiteBack flooring is an advanced lightweight resilient flooring technology that removes unnecessary core material from the back of the plank while maintaining structural strength. The result is a lighter SPC, LVT, or WPC floor with excellent dimensional stability, improved acoustic performance, and lower material consumption. The removed material can be recycled back into production, reducing waste and environmental impact.

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Absolutely.

LiteBack® flooring is widely suitable for:

• Office buildings

• Hotels

• Retail stores

• Schools

• Healthcare facilities

• Multi-family residential developments

• Hospitality projects

Its combination of durability, lightweight construction, and easy installation makes it particularly attractive for large commercial flooring projects.

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Yes.

LiteBack flooring is compatible with most radiant floor heating systems when installed according to the recommended installation guidelines.

Always verify the maximum operating temperature and installation requirements before installation.

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Yes.

Although LiteBack flooring uses less core material, its engineered structure maintains excellent mechanical performance, dimensional stability, and long-term durability. It is designed to provide the same reliable performance expected from premium SPC flooring while reducing unnecessary weight.

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LiteBack flooring offers several important benefits:

• Up to 20% less raw material usage

• Reduced product weight

• Lower transportation costs

• Easier installation for installers

• Better indoor walking sound reduction

• Improved environmental sustainability

• Excellent dimensional stability

• Compatible with modern click-lock systems

These advantages make LiteBack flooring suitable for both residential and commercial flooring projects.

A Liteback SPC weighs around 8.5 kg/m², compared to 10 kg/m² for standard SPC, saving about 18% in product weight depending on construction.

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No. Liteback flooring installs the same way as standard SPC. The grooves are on the back and do not affect click systems or surface performance.

A Yes. Liteback works perfectly with IXPE, EVA, and other attached underlayment systems, ensuring comfort and sound absorption.

A No. Liteback maintains the same structural integrity as regular SPC. The grooves are engineered to preserve durability while removing unnecessary material.