Bengaluru · Marble-Effect

Soluble Salt Vitrified Tiles

Soluble salts are absorbed into the tile before firing, creating natural, randomised marble-like veining that's then polished to a glossy, stone-like finish. REY CERA stocks Soluble Salt engineered in Morbi, supplied wholesale from our Kalkere warehouse.

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What is a Soluble Salt tile?

Soluble Salt is a printing technique where soluble salts are applied to the unfired tile surface and allowed to absorb a short depth into the body before firing. This creates naturally randomised veining and colour depth that closely resembles real marble, rather than a flat digital print sitting only on top. The tile is then polished for a deep, glossy, stone-like sheen — giving the elegance of marble without its porosity, staining risk or maintenance.

Where it's used

Living Rooms

A premium, polished marble-look floor for main living areas.

Hotel & Office Lobbies

An elegant, high-shine finish that makes a strong first impression.

Feature Flooring

Statement floors where natural-looking veining matters.

Villas & Premium Apartments

A marble aesthetic at a fraction of natural stone's cost and upkeep.

Sizes & thickness

600 × 1200 mm800 × 1600 mm 1200 × 1200 mm9 mm · 12 mm

Why buy Soluble Salt tiles from REY CERA?

Visit our tile showroom in Bengaluru

REY CERA Showroom

Address
Sy No 289, 290, Kalkere Main Road, near Vishnu Vaibhav Hotel,
Kanaka Nagar, NRI Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560043
Hours
Mon – Sun · 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
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Soluble Salt — FAQ

What is a Soluble Salt tile?

Soluble salts absorb into the tile surface before firing, creating natural marble-like veining, then the tile is polished to a glossy finish.

How does it compare to natural marble?

A very similar polished, veined look at a fraction of the cost, with near-zero water absorption — no marble-style staining or sealing needed.

Where is it typically used?

Living rooms, lobbies and any space wanting an elegant, marble-look polished floor.

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