Milky Cream Series — SPC microcement-vinyl · dry areas only
microcement-look SPC. for dry-area floors.
The Pico X Health Milky Cream Series — 5mm rigid SPC, 0.5mm wear layer, click-lock — engineered to match real microcement on dry-area floors (living, dining, bedrooms, hallways). For toilets and bathrooms we specify authentic microcement plaster, not SPC — click-lock seams in the splash zone are not a continuous waterproof skin.
full spec
| Material | SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) |
| Thickness | 5mm |
| Wear layer | 0.5mm |
| Plank size | 312mm × 1220mm |
| Coverage | 24.58 sqft per box |
| Installation | Click-lock, floating |
| Properties | Waterproof · Fireproof · Anti-termite |
| Tones | 8 cream tones — Bone, Milk, Cream, Oat, Linen, Stone, Mushroom, Dune |
pricing by unit
- HDB 3-Room · From $2,800
- HDB 4-Room / BTO 4-Room · From $4,200
- HDB 5-Room / Executive · From $5,800
- Condo (3-bed) · From $7,400
All prices include site check, click-lock installation across the whole unit, and skirting. Existing-tile float-over standard — no hacking required.
faq
can i use spc microcement-vinyl in the toilet or bathroom?
No. We do not recommend SPC vinyl planks for any wet area. The plank face is waterproof but the click-lock seams between planks are not a continuous waterproof skin — and those seams sit in the splash zone around the floor trap and shower. For wet-area floors we specify authentic microcement plaster instead.
what brand of spc do you install?
We install the Pico X Health Milky Cream / Creamy Milk Series under Pico X Health. It is a 5mm SPC plank with a 0.5mm wear layer, 312mm × 1220mm, 24.58 sqft per box, click-lock — engineered to match real microcement cream tones.
does it lift over existing hdb tile?
In dry-area rooms, no. The click-lock floats over flat, sound tile. We site-check the floor first. If any tile is hollow or loose, we flag it before laying.
is the plank really waterproof?
The plank face is rigid-core and 100% waterproof. But the click-lock seams between planks are not a continuous waterproof skin — which is why we do not specify SPC for wet-area floors (those get plaster).
how long does it last?
The 0.5mm wear layer is residential-grade and rated for 15–20 years of normal dry-area foot traffic. The rigid SPC core does not warp or expand in Singapore humidity.