Ct Hd 7X60 Intg is a COREtec Residential WPC luxury vinyl plank from the COREtec Originals Premium collection. It is waterproof, 0.295 inch thick, and built with a 20 mil wear layer, a UV acrylic finish, and attached cork underlayment.
COREtec describes COREtec Originals as a WPC luxury vinyl plank line with a thicker core for added comfort. COREtec also says the attached cork underlayment adds thermal insulation and sound reduction, while the core is designed not to warp or buckle when exposed to water.
This line uses realistic wood looks with embossing and bevel details, so the planks have more definition from board to board. The format is 7 inches wide by 59.84 inches long. Color choices include walnut looks in Allegiant Walnut, Aver Walnut, Irene Walnut, and Tyro Walnut, plus oak looks in Bosc Oak and Zawn Oak. The pressed bevel edge gives each plank a framed, individual-board look.
Living with it
Routine care is simple: sweep regularly and damp mop with a pH-neutral vinyl cleaner. Spills are easier to remove when cleaned quickly. Ct Hd 7X60 Intg is usually installed as a floating floor with an angle-tap system. Direct glue is also an option for commercial or special-use spaces. It is approved for above-grade, on-grade, and below-grade rooms.
COREtec backs Ct Hd 7X60 Intg with a lifetime residential limited wear warranty and a 10-year medium commercial limited warranty. In plain terms, those warranties focus on wear coverage for the listed setting. The COREtec warranty document governs the exact terms, limits, and exclusions.
Yes. Ct Hd 7X60 Intg is approved for below-grade installation, as well as on-grade and above-grade rooms. It is also waterproof, which makes it a practical wood-look option for finished basement living areas.
Is Ct Hd 7X60 Intg a floating floor?
Most homes use it as a floating floor with an angle-tap installation system. The line can also be direct glued when that better fits a commercial or special-use space.
What is under the plank?
Ct Hd 7X60 Intg includes attached cork underlayment. COREtec says the cork adds thermal insulation and sound reduction, which can make the floor feel a little more comfortable underfoot than a thinner hard surface.
How should I clean it?
Sweep or remove dust regularly, then damp mop with a pH-neutral vinyl cleaner when needed. COREtec recommends cleaning spills quickly so they are easier to remove.
Does it look like real wood?
The line is made in realistic wood looks with embossing and bevel details. The colors include walnut and oak visuals, including Allegiant Walnut, Aver Walnut, Bosc Oak, Irene Walnut, Tyro Walnut, and Zawn Oak.
Product facts from COREtec's published information, read Oct 24, 2026 (5 days ago). The maker's documents govern.
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