Shasta is a wood-look SPC floor built around a golden honey-tan color, with a thick, high-traffic wear layer for a durable, easy-care finish.

Yes — 100% waterproof. The rigid core stands up to everyday surface water — spills, mop water, pet accidents — without swelling or delaminating when wiped up promptly. It won't substitute for fixing a standing leak; dry the floor and the source quickly. Not approved for outdoor installation; keep the subfloor dry before and during install.

Shasta has a 20 mil wear layer — approximately 0.51 mm — recommended for heavy residential use and many light-commercial applications, giving you excellent protection against everyday scratches, scuffs, and abrasion. It sits at the thicker, harder-wearing end of the range.

Minor scratches on Shasta stay low-visibility — faint surface marks rather than the bright white scuff lines a glossy floor shows. The 20 mil wear layer hides minor wear within the printed grain pattern, so day-to-day marks blend in rather than standing out.

Up close, the Shasta plank shows a flowing cathedral grain with sweeping arched figure lines that curve rather than run straight, broken by scattered small dark knots along the arches and soft mineral flecking throughout. At 7 inches wide, that grain detail reads more concentrated and active than it would spread across a wider board.

The acoustic layer damps the hollow "click" sound characteristic of floating floors. Shasta is quieter underfoot than LVT with a loose pad — both for the walker and for rooms below in multi-story homes.

Yes — Shasta carries FloorScore certification, independently tested for low chemical emissions. That matters most for households with allergies, asthma, or young children.

Shasta's warm honey-tan stays true in most lighting -- a cooler, north-facing room won't wash it out, and it doesn't swing orange the way a redder brown can under warm bulbs.