Stone Polymer Composite
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Explore SPC flooring at VITALE TILES: Silent Plus Caramel and Sand, Mineral Grey and Ice and Metall Brooklyn. Direct floor and skirting links help coordinate colours and wall edges.
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SPC flooring: wood character, mineral looks and coordinated edges
SPC stands for Stone Polymer Composite, a composite material with mineral and polymer components. The VITALE TILES selection offers different colour directions for contemporary interiors. When renovating, compare several flooring systems: alongside appearance, the substrate, build height and transitions determine which version fits the project.
Silent Plus: warm colours for welcoming interiors
The shade Silent Plus Caramel SPC brings warmth to a scheme with cream, natural timber and sandy textiles. The Silent Plus Sand SPC version offers a lighter direction for calm rooms and colourful furniture. Compare both in daylight and evening lighting beside your chosen furnishings. Explore a similar ceramic atmosphere under wood look tiles.
Mineral and metal effects for a modern foundation
With Mineral Grey SPC, create a grey base beside white cabinetry or dark furniture. A lighter mineral direction comes from Mineral Ice SPC. The Metall Brooklyn SPC option adds another material character. Warm textiles and timber details can balance cooler floor colours. Compare ceramic alternatives in stone look tiles, concrete look tiles and metal look tiles.
Plan skirting and transitions early
A finished floor needs a coordinated wall edge. The shop lists Ash skirting, Blonde skirting, Honey skirting, Smoke skirting and Walnut skirting. Compare the actual shade with your chosen floor rather than assuming an identical colour from the name. Include doors, transition profiles and adjoining finishes in the plan.
Floors and walls as one scheme
Quiet SPC surfaces combine with wood look wall panels or selected wall tiles. Decorative tiles create a focused accent, while floor tiles allow direct comparison with ceramics. Samples show whether warm and cool undertones work together and how the surface looks under the actual lighting.
Before installation, check flatness, moisture and substrate requirements, build height and approval for the intended room. A material’s moisture resistance does not replace planning the complete system. Showers or particular wet areas require explicit product and system approval. Technical performance, acoustic values and installation guidance apply to the selected version and should be assessed through its documentation.