The Winchester Legacy XL is a 6.5mm stone core click vinyl plank collection available at Windsor Plywood. At 72" plank length with a commercial-grade 0.5mm wear layer, Legacy XL is the premium tier of the Winchester SPC range. The high-density foam backer reduces impact noise and adds underfoot comfort.
Features
- Commercial-grade 0.5mm wear layer for superior scratch resistance
- Extra-wide, extra-long 72" plank format -- fewer seams and faster installation
- 100% waterproof SPC core -- suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements
- IIC 79 sound rating -- meets most condo and strata sound requirements
- High-density foam backer -- no separate underlay required
- FloorScore certified for indoor air quality
- Lifetime residential warranty
Specifications
| Thickness |
6.5mm |
| Wear Layer |
0.5mm commercial grade |
| Core |
100% waterproof SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) |
| Plank Length |
72" extra-long format |
| Sound Rating |
IIC 79 |
| Installation |
Click-lock floating floor; 48-hour acclimation recommended |
| Certification |
FloorScore indoor air quality certified |
| Warranty |
Lifetime residential |
Common Uses
Winchester Legacy XL is used for whole-home SPC flooring installations where a premium wide-plank appearance, superior sound rating, and lifetime warranty are the priorities.
Pro Tips
- Wide-plank SPC requires a flatter subfloor than standard LVP -- ensure the subfloor is within 3/16" over 10 feet.
- Do not add a second layer of underlayment -- the attached foam backer is calibrated for this locking system.
- Stagger end joints by a minimum of 8" between adjacent rows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Legacy XL and the Kore Collection?
Both use a 100% waterproof SPC core and IIC 79 sound rating. Legacy XL features a longer, wider plank, a 0.5mm wear layer, and a lifetime warranty. Kore uses a 0.3mm wear layer and a 30-year warranty.
Is Legacy XL suitable for installation over radiant heat?
SPC flooring is generally compatible with radiant heat when the floor surface temperature does not exceed 27 degrees C. Confirm with your flooring installer before proceeding over an in-floor radiant system.