Wood-plastic composite

And also some septic tank.

And then we have, like, uh, the WPC, the wood plastic compost.

For, so for this, we also target contractors and, um, engineers that have this, uh, project, especially in hotels and camp.

So for this one, we sell, um, more for customers that, uh, um, project especially for tourism because it's very pro- it's, it's very useful, especially for the camp.

And luxury vinyl has a wide range.

There's a bunch of breakdowns where you have WPC, SPC, uh, RPC, and then different coatings or, um, finishes to look more like wood or maybe a little bit more like plastic.

So we have a lot of homeowners that are choosing luxury vinyl, but I would say the industry is moving a little bit more towards thicker materials or floor coverings that might last a little bit longer than what some of the luxury vinyl of the past has.

Like what?

Well, uh, we love a product from International Flooring Co. That's, uh, WPC.

It's eight millimeters thick.

That's important to us 'cause it has a little bit of a better locking mechanism.

Um, that locking mechanism being thicker prevents the planks from separating at all, which can make for a more durable floor.

There's a couple of different kinds.

There's what's called rigid core and then WPC, which is a different composite.

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So then the luxury vinyl, which is what it is, it's just a core vinyl.

There's a couple of different kinds.

There's what's called rigid core and then WPC, which is a different composite.

But they're primarily clicked together.