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Ecoceramic Salor
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About the Ecoceramic Salor collection
The Salor collection from Ecoceramic brings a simple palette of two neutral shades — Blanco and Grafito (the name Musgo is also mentioned in the documentation). It is a porcelain floor tile that is not rectified.
What impression does the collection create?
Salor has a clean, calm impression thanks to the simple shades of Blanco and Grafito. The lighter variant opens up the space and enhances the feeling of cleanliness, while the darker one adds depth and contrast with accessories. The name Musgo is mentioned in the documentation, which may expand the colour spectrum of the collection.
The appearance of the collection is universal — it suits both minimalist and slightly industrial styles. Since it is porcelain, the material maintains a consistent look and easily combines with glass or metal elements.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Thanks to the neutral shades, Salor works well in both smaller and larger bathrooms. Blanco visually enlarges the space, while Grafito creates a more pronounced accent on one wall or in defined zones. Musgo can serve as an intermediate shade when combining light and dark areas.
The collection can be used on floors and walls, keeping in mind slip resistance and the suitability of the material for wet areas. Porcelain is a durable material, suitable for high-traffic bathrooms.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The documentation indicates that Salor is available in shades of Blanco, Grafito, and Musgo and is made of porcelain. The collection is not rectified, which will affect the method of joining and the width of the grout joints between the tiles.
When selecting a specific format, check availability and suitability for floor or wall use. Non-standard surfaces and specific dimensions are not mentioned in the documentation, so it is advisable to consult with the seller or installer.
How to combine it
The light Blanco pairs well with natural materials like wood or warm stone, creating a cozier impression. You can use Grafito as a contrasting surface behind the bathtub or as wall tiles in the shower enclosure, giving the space a more pronounced geometry.
If you are considering mixing shades from the collection (Blanco, Grafito, Musgo), use the rule of one dominant colour and one to two complementary ones to avoid a fragmented appearance. Accessories in metallic shades (chrome, matte black) will highlight the modern character.
Installation and maintenance
For non-rectified tiles, wider grout joints are usually recommended to help compensate for dimensional tolerances. Before laying, consult with the tiler about the ideal width of the joints and suitable adhesive for porcelain. The substrate must be level and well-prepared to avoid cracking tiles or peeling adhesive.
Maintenance of porcelain is simple: regular cleaning with non-abrasive agents and thorough rinsing. With darker shades, pay attention to the visibility of water stains and deposits, while for lighter grout joints, maintain their colour; choose suitable grout and treatment according to the supplier's recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Salor collection rectified?
The documentation states that Salor is a porcelain collection that is not rectified.
What shades are available in the Salor collection?
The documentation lists the shades Blanco and Grafito, and the name Musgo is also mentioned.
Is Salor suitable for bathroom floors?
Yes, porcelain as a material is suitable for bathroom floors. Before laying, check the slip resistance properties of the specific product and the recommendations of the installer.
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