Marble SPC Flooring Stone-Look Rigid Core
Manufactured on our calender lines in high-gloss, satin, and matte finishes — the stone-look product line that lets you sell into segments where ceramic tile has owned the floor.
Rigid core, click-lock installation, zero grout — your buyers get the marble visual at a fraction of the installed cost, and you get a product that commands a meaningful markup over standard wood-look SPC.
What Marble SPC Flooring Is and Where It Fits in Your Catalog
Marble SPC flooring is stone-look rigid core vinyl flooring — the same calcium carbonate and PVC composite core as our wood-look lines, but with décor films that reproduce marble, travertine, onyx, and other natural stone patterns. The surface finish is where this product diverges: we produce marble SPC in high-gloss, satin, and matte options, each requiring different UV coating processes and texture plate configurations.
The commercial logic is straightforward. Ceramic and porcelain tile still dominate lobbies, retail spaces, and high-end residential projects — but tile means wet installation, subfloor prep, grout maintenance, and longer project timelines. Marble SPC delivers the visual at a lower installed cost with click-lock installation your buyers can complete in a fraction of the time.
For your business, that translates to a product you can position above standard wood-look SPC at a 15–30% higher price point, depending on your market, while offering your downstream customers a faster, cleaner installation.
Where It Sits in Our SPC Line
Among our seven SPC product lines, marble SPC occupies the premium visual tier. Here's how it relates to the adjacent lines:
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Marble SPC — premium visual tier; target accounts include commercial fit-outs, hospitality, and residential buyers who want Calacatta or Carrara without the maintenance commitment.
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Waterproof SPC — waterproof performance without the stone aesthetic; covers that segment if your buyers don't need the marble visual.
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Herringbone SPC — pattern-driven premium positioning in a wood format; the alternative when your market prefers the familiar plank shape with a distinctive lay pattern.
Zero Grout
Click-lock installation. No wet work, no subfloor prep delays.
Stone Visual
Calacatta, Carrara, travertine, onyx décor films in large tile formats.
Premium Margin
15–30% higher price point over standard wood-look SPC lines.
Technical Specifications for Marble SPC Flooring
These are the standard production parameters for our marble SPC line. We can adjust most of these for OEM/ODM orders — the table reflects what we run as our default configuration.
Standard Production Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Core composition | Stone polymer composite (CaCO₃ + PVC resin, rigid core) |
| Core thickness | 4mm – 6mm (5mm most common) |
| Total thickness (with pad) | 4.5mm – 7mm |
| Wear layer | 0.3mm (12 mil) – 0.5mm (20 mil) |
| Surface finish | High-gloss, satin, matte |
| UV coating | 6–8 coats, individually cured under UV lamps |
| Click-lock system | Unilin-type or Valinge-type, CNC-milled in-house |
| Attached underlayment | IXPE or EVA pad, factory-attached |
| Tile dimensions | 600×600mm, 600×1200mm, 300×600mm (custom available) |
| Plank dimensions | 1220×183mm, 1220×228mm |
| Dimensional tolerance | ±0.1mm thickness, ±0.15mm width |
| Water absorption | 0% (rigid core, zero water absorption) |
| Fire rating | Bfl-s1 (EN 13501-1) |
| Slip resistance | R9–R10 (matte achieves higher slip ratings) |
| Certifications |
ISO 9001:2015
CE
SGS
FloorScore
REACH
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Specifications shown are standard production values. Actual specifications may vary by order configuration. Contact us for detailed product data sheets.
Wear Layer: Which to Specify
The wear layer is the single biggest factor in product positioning and margin. Here's how to think about it:
Residential light-use
Bedrooms, low-traffic areas. Entry-level price point. Suitable for value-tier private label.
Residential heavy-use + light commercial
Full-home, rental properties, boutique retail. Most popular spec for premium marble SPC lines.
Surface Finish Guide
Maximizes the marble visual. Best for showroom displays and luxury residential. Shows scratches more readily — pair with 20 mil wear layer.
Balanced sheen. Hides minor scuffs better than gloss. Most versatile finish across residential and light commercial.
Highest slip resistance (R10). Best for wet areas, commercial kitchens, and hospitality. Trending strongly in European markets.
Factory-Attached Underlayment
IXPE and EVA pads are both available. IXPE offers slightly better acoustic performance (IIC +2–3 dB). EVA is more cost-effective for value lines. We attach the pad at the factory — no separate underlayment purchase needed on the job site.
Marble Décor Films & Design Options
The décor film is what makes marble SPC visually convincing. We source high-resolution rotogravure-printed films from certified suppliers and can work with your own artwork for OEM programs. Below are the standard stone families we run in production.
Calacatta Series
White base with bold gold or grey veining. The most requested marble visual globally. Available in gloss and satin finishes.
Carrara Series
Cool white-grey base with fine, feathery grey veining. Classic Italian aesthetic. Strong in European and North American markets.
Travertine Series
Warm beige and ivory tones with characteristic pore-fill texture. Popular for hospitality, spa, and Mediterranean-style interiors.
Onyx Series
Deep black and dark grey bases with dramatic gold or white veining. High-impact luxury aesthetic for feature walls and accent floors.
Portoro & Emperador
Rich brown and dark stone bases with gold veining. Strong in Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian luxury markets.
Custom OEM Décor
Supply your own artwork or reference sample. We work with our film suppliers to match or develop exclusive décors for your private label program.
Need a Full Décor Catalogue?
We maintain a library of 80+ stone décor films across all families. Request the full catalogue with physical sample chips — we ship sample sets to qualified buyers at no charge.
Manufacturing Process
Every marble SPC plank goes through a controlled multi-stage process. Understanding the process helps you evaluate quality claims from any supplier — here's what our line looks like.
Raw Material Batching
PVC resin and calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) are weighed and blended to precise ratios. Stabilizers, plasticizers, and processing aids are added. Batch consistency is verified before each production run.
Extrusion & Calendering
The compound is fed into a twin-screw extruder and pressed through a flat die. Calendering rollers set the core thickness to ±0.05mm. The rigid core sheet is cooled under controlled tension to prevent warping.
Film Lamination
The décor film and wear layer are thermally laminated onto the core under heat and pressure. Alignment is checked optically. The wear layer is then coated with 6–8 UV-cured lacquer layers for scratch and stain resistance.
CNC Profiling & Click Milling
Panels are cut to final dimensions on precision saws. CNC milling machines cut the click-lock profile on all four edges. Profile geometry is checked against master gauges every 30 minutes during production.
Underlayment Attachment
IXPE or EVA underlayment is factory-bonded to the back of each plank using pressure-sensitive adhesive. Pad thickness and bond strength are verified by QC sampling before packaging.
Quality Inspection
Each plank passes visual inspection under standardized lighting. Dimensional checks, click-lock engagement tests, and surface defect scans are performed. Reject rate target is below 0.3% per run.
Packaging & Labelling
Planks are stacked, wrapped, and boxed to your specified carton configuration. OEM labels, barcodes, and language-specific installation guides are inserted per order. Cartons are palletized and stretch-wrapped for container loading.
Pre-Shipment Inspection
Third-party PSI available on request (SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek). We provide full production documentation including batch records, QC reports, and test certificates with every shipment.
OEM & Private Label Capabilities
Most of our marble SPC volume ships under buyer brands. We handle the full private label workflow — from spec development to branded packaging — so you can focus on selling.
What We Can Customize
Plank Dimensions
Width, length, and thickness to your spec. Common custom sizes: 600×1200mm, 800×1600mm, and large-format 900×1800mm tiles.
Wear Layer Thickness
0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm, or 1.0mm options. Heavier wear layers for commercial-grade SKUs; lighter for residential price-point products.
Décor Film Selection
Choose from our 80+ stone library or supply your own approved artwork. We manage film sourcing and colour-match verification against your reference sample.
Surface Texture & Gloss Level
Embossed-in-register (EIR), deep emboss, or smooth. Gloss level from matte (3–8 GU) to semi-gloss (20–40 GU) matched to your brand standard.
Underlayment Type & Thickness
IXPE 1.0mm, 1.5mm, or 2.0mm; EVA options available. Pre-attached or loose-lay pad depending on your market preference.
Branded Packaging
Full-colour carton printing with your logo, product name, barcode, and regulatory text. We handle dieline setup and print-ready file preparation.
Installation Guide & Warranty Card
Multilingual inserts in your brand voice. We supply editable templates or typeset from your copy — available in English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic, and more.
Typical OEM Timeline
Spec Confirmation
Day 1–3Submit your spec sheet or work with our team to define dimensions, wear layer, décor, and packaging requirements. We issue a formal quotation within 48 hours.
Sample Production
Day 7–14Pre-production samples made to your exact spec. Shipped via express courier for your approval. Revisions addressed in a second sample round if needed.
Packaging Artwork Approval
Day 10–18Carton dieline and print proof submitted for sign-off. Runs in parallel with sample production to avoid delays. Digital PDF proof provided; physical proof on request.
Mass Production
Day 20–35Full production run scheduled after sample and artwork approval. Production updates provided at key milestones. PSI inspection window coordinated with your inspector if required.
Container Loading & Dispatch
Day 35–40Palletized cargo loaded under supervision. Full shipping documentation — packing list, commercial invoice, B/L, test certs — issued within 24 hours of vessel departure.
OEM Minimum Order Quantities
Standard OEM MOQ is 3,000 m² per SKU for existing décors with stock film. Custom décor films (new artwork) require 5,000 m² minimum to cover film tooling costs. Mixed-décor container orders accepted above 500 m² per SKU when total container volume is met.
Technical Specifications
Reference data for our standard marble SPC range. Custom specs are available — values below represent our most commonly ordered configuration. Full TDS available on request.
Dimensional & Structural
| Parameter | Value | Test Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Thickness | 4mm / 5mm / 6mm / 8mm | ISO 24346 |
| Wear Layer | 0.3mm / 0.5mm / 0.7mm / 1.0mm | ISO 24346 |
| Standard Tile Size | 600×1200mm; 800×1600mm | — |
| Thickness Tolerance | ±0.15mm | ISO 24346 |
| Length / Width Tolerance | ±0.20mm | ISO 24346 |
| Squareness | ≤0.20mm/m | ISO 24342 |
| Straightness of Edges | ≤0.20mm/m | ISO 24342 |
| Residual Indentation | ≤0.10mm | ISO 24343-1 |
| Dimensional Stability | ≤0.25% (80°C, 6h) | ISO 23999 |
| Curling / Warping | ≤0.5mm | ISO 23999 |
Performance & Safety
| Parameter | Value / Class | Test Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Abrasion Resistance | AC3 (0.5mm WL) / AC4 (0.7mm WL) | EN 13329 |
| Slip Resistance | R10 (standard); R11 available | DIN 51130 |
| Fire Classification | Bfl-s1 | EN 13501-1 |
| Formaldehyde Emission | E0 / CARB P2 compliant | EN 717-1 / CARB |
| Phthalate Content | DEHP / DBP / BBP <0.1% each | EN 14372 |
| Heavy Metals | Lead-free; RoHS compliant | RoHS 2011/65/EU |
| Thermal Resistance | 0.049 m²K/W (6mm plank) | ISO 8302 |
| UFH Compatibility | Yes — max surface 27°C | — |
| Sound Reduction (IIC) | IIC 71 (with 2mm IXPE pad) | ASTM E492 |
| Light Fastness | ≥6 (Grey Scale) | ISO 105-B02 |
Available Certifications
CE Marking
EN 14041 — EU market
FloorScore® / GREENGUARD
Indoor air quality — US market
CARB Phase 2
California formaldehyde standard
ISO 9001:2015
Quality management system
NSF/ANSI 332
Sustainability assessment
REACH Compliance
EU chemical safety regulation
Packaging & Logistics
Technical Datasheet
Full test reports, layer diagrams, and installation guides available on request.
Request DatasheetHigh-Gloss and Satin Finishes — The Production Process Behind the Surface
The surface finish is what sells marble SPC at retail. A flat, dull marble print looks like a photograph glued to a plank. A properly finished marble SPC plank has depth, reflection, and a surface feel that passes the visual test at point of sale. This is where our UV coating line earns its keep.
We produce three finish levels for marble SPC, and each one runs through a different coating sequence on our UV line. The approach — building up the finish in individually cured layers rather than a single thick pass — determines both the visual result and the long-term surface performance your buyers will experience under daily foot traffic.
Why multi-layer curing matters: We tested single-pass high-gloss early on — it looked great out of the box but showed micro-scratches within weeks of foot traffic. The multi-layer approach solved that. Each coat is applied and cured individually under UV lamps before the next goes on, producing a harder, more scratch-resistant surface.
The UV coating process also determines scratch resistance and cleanability. Our 6–8 coat process, with each layer individually cured, produces a surface hardness that passes EN 660-2 abrasion testing at the ratings needed for commercial-grade warranties. Your downstream buyers get a floor that maintains its appearance under daily cleaning and foot traffic, which keeps warranty claims out of your service queue.
High-Gloss
Above 80 GU · 8-coat processFull 8-coat treatment — each coat applied and cured individually under UV lamps before the next goes on. The result is a mirror-like surface with a gloss level above 80 GU that gives the marble pattern the wet, polished-stone look buyers expect in commercial lobbies and showrooms.
Best for
Satin
40–60 GU · 6-coat process6 coats with a different final-layer formulation that brings the gloss down to the 40–60 GU range. Visible light reflection without the mirror effect — closer to honed marble. Satin is the finish that moves best in residential distribution because it hides micro-scratches better than high-gloss while still reading as premium.
Best for
Matte
Below 20 GU · Textured rollerA textured roller on the final coat breaks up surface reflection, landing below 20 GU. Targets the contemporary design segment — architects and interior designers specifying matte stone surfaces for commercial and high-end residential projects. For your catalog, matte is the SKU that differentiates you from competitors who only carry high-gloss.
Best for
Finish Comparison at a Glance
| Finish | Gloss Level | Coat Count | Scratch Visibility | Primary Channel |
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| High-Gloss | > 80 GU | 8 coats | Higher (shows micro-scratches) | Commercial, showroom |
| Satin Best Seller | 40–60 GU | 6 coats | Lower (hides micro-scratches) | Residential distribution |
| Matte | < 20 GU | Textured final coat | Lowest (texture diffuses light) | Contemporary commercial, architect spec |
Need samples in all three finishes?
We ship within 7 days of confirmation.
Marble Décor Film Library — Patterns Your Market Recognizes
We carry 30+ marble and stone décor films in our production library, covering the patterns that drive volume in commercial and residential stone-look flooring. For OEM/ODM orders, you can select from our existing library or we develop custom décor films to match a specific stone pattern your market demands.
Highest Volume
White Marble
Calacatta · Carrara · Statuario · Volakas
The highest-demand patterns across all markets. White marble SPC is the volume driver in this product line, particularly for commercial lobbies, retail spaces, and high-end residential. Multiple variations within each pattern family — bold vein, subtle vein, warm-toned, cool-toned — so you can offer selection depth without sourcing from multiple factories.
Growing
Grey Marble
Bardiglio · Pietra Grey · Silver Wave
Strong in contemporary commercial projects and the Scandinavian-influenced residential market. Grey marble SPC has been growing steadily in European and North American orders over the past three years.
Beige & Warm Stone
Crema Marfil · Botticino · Travertine
These move in Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, and Southern European markets where warm stone tones are the default specification for commercial and residential projects.
Higher Margin
Dark & Dramatic Stone
Nero Marquina · Sahara Noir · Dark Onyx
Lower volume but higher margin. Targets luxury hospitality, high-end retail, and designer residential projects. If you're building a premium tier in your catalog, these are the SKUs that justify the price point.
Custom Décor Film Development
For OEM/ODM orders, you can select from our existing library or we develop custom décor films to match a specific stone pattern your market demands. Custom film development adds lead time to the first order but gives you an exclusive pattern that competitors sourcing from the same factory can't replicate.
Most of our larger accounts eventually move to custom films — it's the strongest defense against price competition in your downstream market.
Discuss Custom Film OptionsLibrary Selection vs. Custom Development
Standard Library (30+ patterns)
Fastest path to market. No development lead time. Covers the patterns that drive volume across all major markets. Ideal for first orders and catalog expansion.
Custom Film Development (OEM/ODM)
Adds lead time to the first order. Produces an exclusive pattern competitors sourcing from the same factory cannot replicate. The strongest long-term defense against price competition in your downstream market.
Pattern depth within families: We carry multiple variations within each pattern family — bold vein, subtle vein, warm-toned, cool-toned — so you can offer selection depth without sourcing from multiple factories.
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Where Marble SPC Sells — Market Segments Worth Targeting
Each application below is a market segment your distribution or contracting business can sell into profitably. We've organized them by the commercial logic, not the room type.
Commercial Lobbies and Reception Areas
Office Buildings · Hotels · Medical Facilities · Corporate HQ
This is the primary volume segment for marble SPC. Office buildings, hotels, medical facilities, and corporate headquarters specify stone-look flooring for lobbies and reception areas because the visual sets the tone for the entire space. Ceramic tile has traditionally owned this segment, but marble SPC is taking share because it installs in a fraction of the time — no mortar, no grout, no 48-hour cure time.
For your project contractor accounts, that means they can bid lobby renovations with shorter timelines and lower labor costs. For your distribution business, commercial lobby projects typically order 500–2,000 sqm per project, and the 0.5mm wear layer specification keeps the per-square-meter price above commodity SPC levels.
Retail and Hospitality Fit-Outs
Retail Stores · Restaurants · Hotel Common Areas
Retail stores, restaurants, and hotel common areas need flooring that looks premium, survives heavy foot traffic, and can be replaced in sections without tearing up the entire floor. Marble SPC with click-lock installation meets all three requirements. The high-gloss finish is particularly strong in retail — it creates the polished-stone look that luxury and mid-luxury retail brands specify for their store environments.
Hospitality buyers reorder on renovation cycles (typically every 5–7 years for high-traffic areas), so this is a segment with built-in repeat business for your distribution operation.
High-End Residential — New Construction and Renovation
Renovation Contractors · Flooring Retailers
Residential buyers who want the marble look but can't justify the cost, weight, or maintenance of natural stone. This segment is price-sensitive compared to commercial, so the 4mm–5mm core with 0.3mm wear layer hits the right price point. Marble SPC in residential moves primarily through renovation contractors and flooring retailers — if you supply either channel, white marble (Calacatta and Carrara patterns) will be your top-selling SKUs.
Market insight: White marble outsells all other stone patterns combined in residential — we've seen this pattern across every market we ship to. Calacatta and Carrara patterns should anchor your residential SKU lineup.
Multi-Unit Development and Property Management
Apartment Complexes · Condominiums · Rental Properties
Apartment complexes, condominiums, and rental properties where the developer or property manager wants a premium visual at a controlled cost per unit. Marble SPC in common areas (lobbies, hallways, amenity spaces) elevates the perceived value of the property without the maintenance burden of real stone.
Developers typically order in bulk across multiple buildings, so order volumes in this segment can reach 5,000–10,000 sqm per project phase.
Tell us which segments you're targeting
We'll recommend the right spec and finish for each — wear layer, core thickness, and finish type matched to your channel.
Marble SPC vs. Ceramic Tile — The Comparison Your Buyers Are Making
Your downstream customers are choosing between marble SPC and ceramic or porcelain tile. Giving them (and your sales team) a clear comparison framework helps close the sale. Here's how the two products stack up on the dimensions that drive the decision.
| Factor |
Marble SPC Flooring
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Ceramic / Porcelain Tile |
|---|---|---|
| Installation method | Click-lock, dry installation, no adhesive | Mortar bed, grout lines, wet installation |
| Installation time (100 sqm) | 1–2 days | 3–5 days (plus 24–48 hour cure) |
| Subfloor preparation | Minimal — tolerates minor imperfections | Extensive — requires flat, clean substrate |
| Maintenance | Sweep and damp mop, no grout to seal or replace | Grout cleaning, periodic resealing, grout replacement |
| Weight per sqm | 7–9 kg | 18–25 kg |
| Cold underfoot | Warmer than tile (IXPE/EVA pad layer) | Cold without radiant heating |
| Breakage risk | Flexible enough to survive handling and transport | Brittle — breakage during shipping and installation |
| Installed cost | Lower (less labor, less material waste, no grout) | Higher (skilled labor, mortar, grout, longer timeline) |
| Visual realism | High-definition décor film with gloss/satin/matte options | Natural material — inherently authentic |
| Lifespan (commercial) | 10–15 years with 0.5mm wear layer | 20–30 years |
Installation method
Marble SPC
Click-lock, dry installation, no adhesive
Ceramic Tile
Mortar bed, grout lines, wet installation
Installation time (100 sqm)
Marble SPC
1–2 days
Ceramic Tile
3–5 days + 24–48 hr cure
Subfloor preparation
Marble SPC
Minimal — tolerates minor imperfections
Ceramic Tile
Extensive — requires flat, clean substrate
Maintenance
Marble SPC
Sweep and damp mop, no grout to seal or replace
Ceramic Tile
Grout cleaning, periodic resealing, grout replacement
Weight per sqm
Marble SPC
7–9 kg
Ceramic Tile
18–25 kg
Cold underfoot
Marble SPC
Warmer than tile (IXPE/EVA pad layer)
Ceramic Tile
Cold without radiant heating
Breakage risk
Marble SPC
Flexible enough to survive handling and transport
Ceramic Tile
Brittle — breakage during shipping and installation
Installed cost
Marble SPC
Lower — less labor, no grout
Ceramic Tile
Higher — skilled labor, mortar, grout, longer timeline
Visual realism
Marble SPC
High-definition décor film with gloss/satin/matte options
Ceramic Tile
Natural material — inherently authentic
Lifespan (commercial)
Marble SPC
10–15 years with 0.5mm wear layer
Ceramic Tile
20–30 years
Recommend Marble SPC When…
- The project is a renovation — no demolition of existing floor needed
- Speed of installation is a priority (retail fit-outs, hotel refurbs)
- The building has weight load constraints (upper floors, modular structures)
- Maintenance budget is limited and grout upkeep is undesirable
- Underfloor heating compatibility is required
- The buyer wants marble aesthetics at a lower total installed cost
Ceramic / Porcelain May Be Better When…
- The project is a new build with no timeline pressure
- Outdoor or high-UV exposure areas are involved
- The end-user demands natural stone authenticity above all else
- Extreme heat exposure (commercial kitchens, industrial zones)
- Long-term lifespan (30+ years) is the primary buying criterion
Need a comparison sheet for your sales team?
We can provide a co-branded one-pager comparing marble SPC to tile — ready to hand to your B2B buyers or use in your own sales process.
Marble SPC Flooring Specs — What to Specify and Why It Matters
When you're sourcing marble SPC at volume, the spec sheet is where margin and performance are won or lost. Here are the key parameters, what the numbers mean, and how to use them to qualify suppliers and set buyer expectations.
Wear Layer Thickness
- 0.3mm — residential light traffic
- 0.5mm — residential heavy / light commercial
- 0.7mm — commercial, hospitality, retail
Total Board Thickness
- 4mm — budget residential, thin-profile installs
- 6mm — standard commercial spec
- 8mm — premium, better sound and rigidity
SPC Core Density
- Higher density = better dent resistance
- Affects dimensional stability under load
- Request density certificate from supplier
Plank / Tile Dimensions
mm (common formats)
- Larger formats = fewer grout-line illusions
- 600×600 most popular for marble look
- Herringbone and chevron cuts available
Surface Finish Options
GU = gloss units. Matte hides scratches better in high-traffic areas.
Underlayment / Backing
Pre-attached backing reduces installation steps and labor cost.
Certifications and Test Standards to Request
Heterogeneous resilient floor coverings — European standard for SPC/LVT classification and performance.
US standard for rigid core flooring — covers dimensional stability, indentation, and wear layer adhesion.
Indoor air quality certification — confirms VOC emissions meet limits for residential and commercial use.
Required for EU market entry — confirms compliance with EN 14041 reaction to fire and slip resistance requirements.
Request our full technical data sheet
Our marble SPC range comes with complete TDS documentation including density, dimensional stability test results, wear layer adhesion, and VOC certification — ready for your procurement or specification team.
Request Technical Data SheetCustomization Options for Marble SPC Orders
We produce marble SPC on an OEM/ODM basis. These are the variables you control when specifying your order — each one affects product positioning, warranty depth, and landed cost.
Décor Film
Select from 30+ marble and stone patterns, or commission a custom film. Custom films require a minimum development order but give you pattern exclusivity in your market.
Surface Finish
Three finish levels available from a single décor pattern:
- High-gloss — 80+ GU
- Satin — 40–60 GU
- Matte — below 20 GU
Core Thickness
Three core options — thicker cores add rigidity and underfoot feel but reduce container loading density.
Wear Layer
The wear layer choice determines the warranty position you can offer downstream.
Tile or Plank Format
Standard formats ship from library stock. Custom dimensions available for orders above 3,000 sqm.
Attached Underlayment
Two options — the right choice depends on format and end-buyer preference.
Thinner and denser — better for tile formats where you want minimal total thickness.
More cushion — some residential buyers prefer the softer underfoot feel.
Packaging
We configure packaging per your specs.
- Private-label cartons with your branding
- UPC barcodes for retail channels
- Multilingual care instructions for European markets
MOQ
High-Gloss Marble SPC: Packaging Note
High-gloss marble SPC requires more careful packaging than matte or satin finishes. The mirror surface shows handling marks, so we add interleaving paper between planks and extra corner protection on high-gloss orders. It adds a small amount to your packaging cost but eliminates the damage claims that would cost you more.
Container Loading and Freight for Stone-Look SPC
Marble SPC in tile format loads differently than standard plank SPC, and the difference affects your landed cost calculation. Here's what you need to model before committing to production.
Container Loading Density by Format
Standard 600×600mm tiles. The larger 600×1200mm tiles load at slightly lower density because the carton dimensions don't optimize as efficiently on a standard pallet footprint.
Plank-format marble SPC loads at the same density as our wood-look lines across 4mm–6mm core options.
Core Thickness vs. Load Density Trade-off
Thicker cores add rigidity and underfoot feel but reduce container loading density. We'll help you model the trade-off between product positioning and freight cost before you finalize your spec.
Dual-Factory Freight Routing
Shorter transit for Oceania and Southeast Asia. Thailand origin certificate can reduce your landed cost by 15–25% on duties for markets applying anti-dumping duties on Chinese-origin vinyl flooring.
Primary routing for North American and European orders.
The product is identical from both facilities — same equipment, same formulations, same QC. Origin choice is a logistics and duty optimization decision, not a quality trade-off.
Quoting and Freight Terms
We quote FOB, CIF, or DDP and coordinate with your freight forwarder or use our logistics partners.
Ready to model your landed cost?
Request a loading plan with your first inquiry so you can calculate exact cost per square meter before production commitment.
Quality Control Specific to Marble SPC Production
Marble SPC has QC requirements beyond what our wood-look lines demand, primarily because of the high-gloss surface and the visual expectations that come with stone-look flooring.
Surface Inspection Under Angled Lighting
A micro-scratch or dust inclusion that would be invisible on an embossed wood-texture plank shows up immediately on a high-gloss marble surface. Our 100% visual inspection station runs marble SPC under angled lighting specifically to catch surface defects that only appear under reflection. We reject planks that pass the standard inspection but fail the angled-light test.
This QC step adds cost but prevents the kind of claims that damage your relationship with a commercial account — a hotel lobby with visible scratches on day one is a problem nobody wants to deal with.
Color Consistency Across Production Runs
Marble patterns rely on veining and color gradation that must look continuous when tiles are installed side by side. We calibrate the printing line at the start of every marble SPC run and pull comparison samples against the approved reference tile at regular intervals. If color drift exceeds our tolerance, we stop the run and recalibrate.
Your buyer should be able to open cartons from different pallets and install them adjacent without visible color breaks.
Gloss Level Uniformity (±5 GU Tolerance)
High-gloss marble SPC must maintain consistent gloss across every tile in the order. We measure gloss units (GU) on samples from every UV coating batch. Variation beyond ±5 GU within a single order triggers a re-coat or rejection.
Inconsistent gloss is one of the most common complaints in stone-look SPC from factories that don't monitor it — tiles that look slightly different under showroom lighting undermine the premium positioning you're selling.
Full SPC Baseline QC Applies
All marble SPC production runs go through the same raw material inspection, inline thickness monitoring, and pre-shipment AQL audit as our full SPC range. The three steps above are additional — specific to the visual and surface demands of stone-look product.
Frequently Asked Questions About Marble SPC Flooring
Answers to the specification, application, and sourcing questions that come up most often from distributors and commercial buyers.
What gloss level should I specify for marble SPC in commercial vs. residential projects?
High-gloss (80+ GU) delivers the polished-stone visual that specifiers expect. Pair with 0.5mm wear layer for durability. The trade-off is that high-gloss shows scuffs and micro-scratches more readily.
Satin (40–60 GU) is the safer choice: reads as premium without the maintenance sensitivity, and hides the wear patterns that come with daily household use. Most distributors carry both.
How does marble SPC flooring perform with underfloor heating systems?
SPC's rigid core handles underfloor heating well — the dimensional stability of the CaCO3-PVC composite means minimal expansion and contraction through heating cycles. We recommend keeping the surface temperature below 28°C (82°F), which is standard for most hydronic and electric underfloor systems.
The IXPE attached pad provides a thin thermal barrier, so heat transfer is slightly slower than with unpadded tile, but the system reaches equilibrium within normal operating parameters.
Can I order the same marble pattern in both tile and plank format?
Yes. Our décor film library is format-independent — the same Calacatta or Carrara pattern can run on tile (600×600mm, 600×1200mm) or plank (1220×183mm) production. The pattern repeat and vein orientation are adjusted for each format so the visual works at the installed scale.
This lets you serve both the commercial tile market and the residential plank market from a single décor selection, which simplifies your SKU management.
What is the slip resistance rating for high-gloss marble SPC?
High-gloss marble SPC typically achieves R9 slip resistance per DIN 51130. Satin finishes reach R9–R10, and matte finishes can achieve R10.
For commercial applications where building codes require higher slip ratings (wet areas, public spaces), specify matte or satin finish. If your project requires R10 or above on a glossy surface, we can apply an anti-slip topcoat on the final UV layer — it reduces the gloss level slightly (to around 60–70 GU) but brings the slip rating into compliance.
What is the minimum order quantity for a custom marble décor film?
Same as our standard MOQ: 1,000 sqm per SKU once the custom film is confirmed. The film development process adds lead time to your first order — typically 2–3 weeks for film proofing and approval before production begins.
After the first order, reorders on the same custom film follow standard production lead times. Most buyers who invest in custom films order 3,000+ sqm to amortize the development cost across more volume.
How does marble SPC compare to marble-look LVT for commercial projects?
- Rigid core — dimensional stability
- Click-lock installation, no adhesive
- Replace individual tiles without disturbing adjacent ones
- Faster project completion
- Flexible core — requires glue-down installation
- Higher labor cost, harder to replace sections
- Slight acoustic advantage (softer underfoot, less impact sound)
For most commercial stone-look applications, SPC's installation speed and dimensional stability make it the stronger product to stock. LVT's acoustic advantage is real but rarely the deciding factor in commercial stone-look specifications.
Start Sourcing Marble SPC Flooring
You've seen the specs, the finish options, and the market segments. Here's what happens next.
Already know your target patterns and specs?
Send us your requirements and we'll respond with pricing, samples, and a production schedule.
Send us your:
- Décor selections
- Preferred thickness
- Wear layer specification
- Finish level (high-gloss or satin)
- Estimated volume
We'll come back with pricing, a sample timeline, and a production schedule.
Adding stone-look SPC to your catalog for the first time?
Tell us your target market and price positioning — we'll recommend a starter SKU selection.
Tell us:
- Your target market
- The segments you're selling into
- Your price positioning
We'll recommend a starter SKU selection based on what's moving for our existing accounts in similar markets.
Typical Starter Selection
- 2–3 white marble SKUs — Calacatta and Carrara in different vein styles
- One grey option
- Both high-gloss and satin finishes
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