Why is Sequoia The Best Waterproof Flooring?
Suitable for both residential and commercial applications
Real Waterproof Protection
Learn more
Healthier material choice
Natural wood look and feel
Durability for daily wear
Learn moreWhy Homeowners Choose Sequoia®
Sequoia® vs Vinyl vs Hardwood
| Feature | Sequoia® Wood Core | Luxury Vinyl (LVP/SPC) | Engineered Hardwood |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waterproof | Yes (SpillResist® Technology) | Yes | No (Water resistant at best) |
| Core Material | Modified High-Density Wood | Stone or Plastic Composite | Plywood or Lumber |
| PVC & Vinyl Free | Yes (Eco-Friendly) | No (Contains PVC) | Yes |
| Durability Rating | AC6 (Highest Possible Rating) | Varies (Measured in “mils”) | Moderate (Prone to dents) |
| Scratch Resistance | Superior (Aluminum Oxide finish) | High | Low to Moderate |
| Look & Feel | Ultra-Matte, Realistic Wood Texture | Can feel synthetic/plastic | Authentic wood feel |
| Pattern Repeat | Low (24 unique faces for realism) | High (Patterns repeat frequently) | None (Natural variation) |
Common Questions
Yes, Sequoia Wood Core Flooring can be used in kitchens. It's stain resistance and waterproof technology offer the necessary performance for kitchen installations. Please follow installation instructions and care & maintenance guide for wet spaces).
No, Sequoia does not use softeners typically used in vinyl or pvc flooring.
No! Sequoia's ultra-matte texture, wire brush finish, and deep embossing result in a floor that looks authentic and similar to real wood. Order samples to feel and feel the realism of the flooring.
Absolutely, Sequoia's wear layer includes white Corundum, a crystalline substance exceptionally hard, making it highly wear and abrasion resistant. It achieves the highest rating (AC6). Read more in the Abrasion Class section.
