Medieval Floors Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm

Warm-toned waterproof flooring in light beige softened by gentle creamy tones. Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm from Medieval Floors — 10mm, 30 mil wear.
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Medieval Floors Brand
Super SPC Collection (10mm) Collection
SPC Flooring Type
10mm+ Thickness
Yes Water Resistant
30 mil Wear Layer

Quick Answer

What is Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm?

Talence SPC 10mm is a soft light beige with a creamy warmth. It is pale and tranquil, its grain washed and quiet rather than bold, which gives the floor an elegant, restful character. The very light pin knots and faint flecking keep it from looking flat, but the overall impression is calm and refined, a floor that settles a room.

Is it waterproof?

Yes — 100% waterproof. Stable against concrete-slab humidity and seasonal moisture variation, so Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm suits below-grade rooms once the slab passes a moisture test; clean up standing water promptly. Not approved for outdoor installation.

Will it hold up to daily life?

At 30 mil, Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm's wear layer sits on the thicker end for residential flooring, which is why it stands up well to heavy day-to-day use. The 10mm construction adds rigidity underfoot, so the floor handles busy rooms without showing wear quickly.

What does the plank surface look like?

The plank surface shows soft cathedral arches centered on each board, faint mineral flecking, and very light pin knots, all under a printed surface. The figure is washed and quiet, with gentle variation from board to board, so the floor reads pale and serene. It is a calm, refined grain, detailed enough to feel natural but never busy.

Quiet enough upstairs or in a condo?

The 2mm IXPE anti-microbial acoustic layer damps the hollow "click" sound characteristic of floating floors. Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm installs quieter than LVT with a loose pad — both for the walker and for rooms below in multi-story homes.

Is it safe for indoor air?

Yes — Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm carries GREENGUARD Gold, FloorScore, Responsible Source (SCS Global) Certified, UNILIN, Lacey Act Compliant, Phthalate Free, EPA TSCA Title VI Compliant, CARB Phase 2 Compliant certifications, independently tested for low chemical emissions. That matters most for households with allergies, asthma, or young children.

Will this color work in my room?

This creamy light beige is a serene warm neutral, ideal where you want a soft, restful feel. Under bright natural side light it stays pale and luminous; it pairs gracefully with sage greens, white wainscot, and soft upholstery, the palette of a calm bedroom. If you want a floor that keeps a room feeling light, peaceful, and a little formal, Talence suits it.

Price range?

Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm: $4 to $5 per square foot, material only. Plus CA sales tax. Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm ships special-order in 3-7 business days; only the rotating set of colors on our sale page is stocked for immediate pickup. Trade pricing with verified license. Call (408) 753-3220.

Overview

Talence SPC 10mm is a soft light beige with a creamy warmth and a pale, linear grain, elegant and tranquil in a refined bedroom. The figure is gentle and washed: soft cathedral arches sit at the board centers, faint mineral flecking and very light pin knots add quiet detail, and the overall read stays calm and pale. It was photographed in a modern-classic bedroom with bright natural side light, an upholstered bed and green accent chairs set on the creamy beige beneath a crystal chandelier, pampas grass, white wainscot, and sage-green walls. The plank is a wood-look print over a 100% waterproof SPC stone-polymer core with a robust 30 mil commercial wear layer, and at 10mm it has a 2mm IXPE acoustic underlayment that softens each step, well suited to a quiet sleeping room. The planks float with a glueless angle-tap click and are rated for embedded radiant heat.

A creamy light beige with a washed, pale grain, made for a calm and refined bedroom.

Specifications

Brand Medieval Floors
Collection Super SPC Collection (10mm)
Color Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm
Plank size 9 inches wide × 60 inches long
Thickness 10mm
Wear layer 30 mil
Locking system UNILIN
SF per carton 15.0 sq ft
Installation grade Above, On, Below grade
Waterproof Yes — 100%
Warranty Limited Lifetime Residential / 10 Years Commercial
Certifications GREENGUARD Gold, FloorScore, Responsible Source (SCS Global) Certified, UNILIN, Lacey Act Compliant, Phthalate Free, EPA TSCA Title VI Compliant, CARB Phase 2 Compliant

Installation

Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm's manufacturer installation specifications. Care follows in its own section.

Acclimation

Acclimate the planks 24-48 hours in a climate-controlled space; keep the room 65-85F for at least 48 hours before, during, and after installation. Store cartons flat, ends open, no more than 3-5 high.

Climate & humidity

Maintain a room temperature of 65-85F for at least 48 hours before, during, and after installation. Maintain indoor relative humidity between 40% and 70% after installation.

Subfloor flatness & prep

The substrate must be dry, clean, smooth, and flat - level within 3/16in over a 10-ft radius - and free of movement or deflection. Installs over wood, cured concrete, gypsum underlayment, or most existing single-layer hard-surface floors; never over carpet, cushioned-back resilient, or floating floors. New concrete slabs must cure for at least 90 days before installation.

Moisture testing

Concrete moisture vapor transmission must not exceed 8 lbs/1000 sq ft/24 hr (ASTM F-1869); internal relative humidity must not exceed 85% (ASTM F-2170).

Method

Installs as a glueless floating floor with an angle-tap click locking system; maintain a 5/16in (8.2mm) expansion gap at all walls and vertical objects, and stagger end joints a minimum of 8in. Indoor use only.

Underlayment

Planks have an attached underlayment - do not add a separate underlayment beneath them.

Radiant heat compatibility

Compatible with embedded radiant-heat subfloors (heating element at least 1/2in below the floor); run the system 21 days prior, turn it off 24 hours before and after installation, then raise the temperature gradually over 7 days. Maximum subfloor surface temperature is 85F.

Care & maintenance

Keeping Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm looking its best takes very little — the manufacturer care guidance is below.

Maintenance

Sweep or vacuum regularly with the beater bar off, and damp-mop with clean water and a vinyl-safe cleaner; wring out surplus water so the floor dries within a minute. Do not use polishes, waxes, or abrasive or ammonia-based cleaners.

Avoid

Rubber- or plastic-backed rugs (use felt), prolonged direct sunlight (use drapes or blinds), continuous indoor temperatures above 95F, abrasive or ammonia cleaners, and unclipped pet nails or untipped high heels.

Furniture protection

Use felt protectors under furniture legs and wide rubber casters with nonstaining mats under rolling chairs; slide a 1/8in Masonite sheet under heavy appliances when moving them.

Climate & humidity

Avoid prolonged direct sunlight; continuous indoor temperatures over 95F combined with strong sunlight can damage the floor.

UV exposure (rooms with many windows)

Sustained direct sun can fade any hard-surface floor over time, so high-exposure rooms benefit from a window treatment.

Pro tip: In south-facing or many-window rooms, light-filtering window film or shades cut the UV reaching the floor and protect nearby furniture and area rugs at the same time.

Frequently asked questions

How do I estimate how much flooring I need?
Start with room length × width in feet for square footage, then add at least 10% for cuts and waste — bump that to 15% for complex layouts with many doorways, stairs, or irregular shapes. Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm covers 15.0 sqft per carton. For a 200 sqft room at 10% waste, that's about 220 sqft; round up to 15 full cartons (225.0 sqft total).

Pro tip: don't return extras after install — colors can shift slightly between production runs. If you need 5 replacement planks in 2 years, your only exact match is the stock you kept. Bring floor-plan dimensions into the showroom and our staff will walk through the calculation with you.

Can I install SPC myself?
Yes, SPC is physically DIY-friendly — modern click systems install with a $150 kit and no adhesive. But warranty depends on which brand and what mistakes get made.

Most common case: DIY is allowed, but install mistakes (missed expansion gap, bad subfloor prep, wrong stagger, skipped moisture barrier) void that portion of coverage. Material defects from the manufacturer remain covered.

A few brands go further — their warranty requires "professional installation by a licensed contractor" as a coverage condition, so any DIY = warranty void even without mistakes. Check your brand's warranty language before deciding.

Pro tip: when a claim is filed, the manufacturer sends a licensed flooring inspector. DIY that followed manufacturer spec to the letter passes inspection; DIY that cut corners won't. We recommend: price out a licensed contractor quote first, read your warranty carefully, and decide based on your comfort with the procedure — not just labor savings.

Will it work in my basement?
Yes — basements are where SPC outperforms engineered hardwood and laminate most clearly. For slabs with prior water damage, we recommend going beyond the standard 6-mil polyethylene vapor barrier:

Layer 1 — concrete moisture epoxy applied directly to the slab (manufacturer-approved liquid-applied membrane). Reduces vapor transmission well below the slab moisture limit this floor requires (measured per ASTM F1869 — see the Installation section for the exact figure).

Layer 2 — 6-mil polyethylene sheeting on the cured epoxy. The epoxy resists normal slab conditions; the plastic above is insurance against slab cracks from settling or seismic movement (common in older Bay Area homes built on fill). If the slab cracks in year 12, the plastic stops moisture before it reaches your SPC.

Cost: $600-1,100 for a typical basement vs $50-100 for plastic alone. For a floor lasting 20+ years in a moisture-prone slab, double protection pays for itself the first time the slab shifts.

How does SPC compare to real hardwood?
SPC and hardwood are two different products. SPC is waterproof vinyl for kitchens, baths, basements, and laundry rooms — functional flooring rather than a resale-value investment. The wood-look grain is printed into the wear layer, not added on top, so the floor can't be sanded and refinished. Practical wear-layer life is 20-25 years; once the surface shows visible wear, you replace the floor (the manufacturer's limited warranty covers structural and manufacturing defects, not visible wear-layer aging).

A genuine hardwood investment means solid hardwood, or engineered hardwood with 3mm+ veneer. That veneer thickness is the threshold where the floor becomes refinishable (2-3 refinishes over 50+ years, updated stain colors as trends shift). Appraisers factor genuine hardwood into home value; they don't factor SPC.

Caveat: budget engineered hardwood with 1-2mm veneer shares SPC's non-refinishable, 20-25 year practical life — but unlike SPC it is not waterproof, and unlike genuine hardwood with a 3mm+ veneer it cannot be refinished, so SPC stays the better pick for kitchens, baths, and basements. If you're paying hardwood prices, verify the veneer spec. Kapriz carries both categories; the right choice depends on your rooms and refinishing expectations.

Do you offer samples I can take home?
Yes — we loan samples with a refundable deposit, fully refunded when the sample is returned within one week. Before driving over, call (408) 753-3220 — we don't permanently stock every color, and Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm may be out on loan or not currently in our showroom inventory. We can usually arrange a supplier sample if needed. The best approach: visit our Santa Clara showroom to see Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm alongside complementary flooring under real lighting, and our staff can walk you through the specs.
How fast does it ship?
Standard orders typically arrive at our Santa Clara warehouse in 3-7 business days. Want immediate pickup? Browse our in-stock items. Free 4-month storage available if your project starts later — buy now, lock in price, schedule delivery when ready. Local Bay Area delivery; nationwide LTL shipping; customer pickup at our Santa Clara showroom. Call or text (408) 753-3220.
What's your return policy?
All flooring orders are special orders, so all sales final by default.

Defective products are Kapriz's problem, not yours — manufacturing defects, wrong product, or transit damage documented on the delivery receipt all get free replacement or refund. Note any visible damage on the receipt before the driver leaves.

Why returns aren't standard: reverse logistics on a flooring pallet runs $300–800 with damage risk Kapriz absorbs.

Written exceptions (rare): 25% restocking fee + customer pays freight. Opened cartons, custom orders, and discontinued runs are never eligible.

Pro tip: unsure how Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm will look in your home? Call us — sample loan available (confirm Super SPC Collection Talence SPC 10mm is in showroom; inventory rotates).

What does it look like installed in a real room?
Installed in a modern-classic bedroom, Talence SPC 10mm reads as a soft, creamy light-beige floor that keeps the room calm and luminous. In bright natural side light, beneath an upholstered bed and green accent chairs, the pale boards stay restful and elegant. A crystal chandelier, pampas grass, and white wainscot above sage-green walls all sit gracefully on the light floor, the whole room reading refined and tranquil, exactly the mood a formal bedroom is after.
Will it match my cabinets?
Talence SPC 10mm pairs cleanly with the white paneled wall trim it was photographed against, the creamy beige keeping crisp white wainscot soft rather than stark. It suits white and off-white millwork beautifully, and against a warm wood-tone wardrobe it stays in the same gentle, light family. For a refined bedroom built on white trim and soft color, this pale floor is a natural fit.
Will it still look this bright in a windowless basement?
Talence's creamy warmth keeps it from reading cold even when light softens, so a bedroom stays restful rather than grey. Its pale, luminous tone makes the most of natural side light during the day and holds a gentle warmth under bedside lamps at night, a calm, even floor through the room's changing light.
Does this floor work with indoor plants?
Talence SPC 10mm gives greenery a soft, elegant backdrop, and the pampas grass it was photographed with shows how naturally a quiet botanical accent suits its pale beige. Keep planters on felt-friendly trays rather than rubber-backed mats, wipe up any overflow when you water, and the 100% waterproof SPC core handles the occasional spill with ease.

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Written by
Sergey Stotskiy

Managing Partner, Kapriz Hardwood Floors · Licensed California C-15 Flooring Contractor #875369 (active since 2006) · Established 2003