Please excuse the Primco family for still buzzing about this year’s PrimCon. After 2+ years of virtual showroom tours and social distancing, the event not only delivered highly anticipated product launches but also real-world usage anecdotes.
One of the oft-repeated stories was from retailers who’ve found themselves managing consumer dissatisfaction over entry-level SPC flooring. Cam Overacker and Tyler Yelland share their thoughts on the SPC uproar and Primco’s commitment to providing quality, performance-grade products in every category.
If you sell, install, or shop for flooring, chances are you’ve come up against the SPC conundrum, a generally good product gone bad at the lowest price point. “It was just nonstop with people going, you know, we've had enough of selling the entry-level SPC,” Tyler recalls of his interactions with attendees at this year’s PrimCon event.
That “entry-level” caveat is important. “This isn’t a slam on SPC products,” Tyler says. “Primco has a ton of excellent options and we have had absolutely no issues.” Instead, the problems have occurred when stone-plastic composite ratios are manipulated to create the cheapest, least resilient flooring.
Primco has always focused on helping retailers avoid consumer catastrophes at every price point. The Transcend, Allure, Everwood and Stability lines combine on-trend colorways and textures with optimal scratch resistance. Also from Primco is Ascent, featuring the highest possible HDF core to lock in durability and repel moisture.
“Look, if somebody's selling an MDF core for less money, which is not going to stand up for your consumer, don't go there if you're a quality store,” says Cam, reminding everyone that when something’s too good to be true, it usually is.
You get the floor you pay for so get the good stuff from Primco.
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