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Ecoceramic Soller
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About the Ecoceramic Soller collection
The Soller collection from the Ecoceramic brand offers ceramic slabs with a subtle natural appearance, suitable for various types of bathrooms. Information is based on the manufacturer's technical data and practical recommendations for bathroom projects.
What impression does the collection create?
Soller builds on a natural and neutral expression that softens the space and allows for a calm environment. The range includes colour variants with names like Marfil and Blanco, providing light to very light tones suitable for airy interiors.
The collection is available in a porcelain variant with surfaces including rectified and polished finishes. Glossy surfaces appear elegant and reflect light, while rectification allows for narrow joints and a clean visual impression.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Thanks to the neutral colour palette, Soller works well in both modern and transitional bathrooms. The light shades of Blanco and Marfil visually expand the space, making them suitable for smaller bathrooms or those oriented towards northern light.
Glossy polished variants are primarily recommended for walls and less heavily trafficked floor zones. For flooring, consider slip-resistant solutions if the collection includes a polished surface or when expecting wet zones.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The available data indicates that Soller is offered in porcelain with rectification and in a polished variant. The specific colours in communication are Marfil and Blanco. Rectified edges allow for finer grouting and a cleaner architectural appearance.
The manufacturer records stock quantities for individual surface finishes, indicating that the collection has several format and surface options. However, the exact formats are not specified in the documentation.
How to combine it
For a uniform appearance, use the same shade of tiles on both walls and floors in smaller bathrooms. To highlight bathroom elements, combine light Soller tiles with darker wall or floor accessories, for example, at the bottom of the wall or near the shower enclosure.
Glossy rectified tiles complement raw materials well — matte wall tiles, natural wood in accessories, or black metal fittings create a balanced contrast without overwhelming the space.
Installation and maintenance
When using rectified tiles, pay attention to the accuracy of the installation and the appropriate grout width according to the adhesive material's recommendations to avoid cracking or surface irregularities. Sealing joints in wet areas is important to prevent moisture absorption.
Polished surfaces require gentler maintenance; regular cleaning with non-abrasive agents is recommended to maintain the shine. For floors, consider anti-slip solutions in areas near the shower or bath if the collection does not include a specific anti-slip variant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Soller collection suitable for bathroom flooring?
Soller includes porcelain variants including polished surfaces. Polished pieces are aesthetic, but for flooring in wet zones, consider slip resistance or the use of rectified, matte formats.
What colours does the Soller collection have?
The documentation lists the colour variants Marfil and Blanco. Both are light tones, suitable for airy and neutrally styled bathrooms.
What does it mean that the tiles are rectified?
Rectification means adjusted and ground edges of tiles, allowing for narrow joints and achieving a clean, almost grout-free appearance.
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