FLOOR PATTERNS

Floor tile patterns

Before installation of

your tiles, ensure the floor or wall is level and secure;

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Do not assume a room is perfectly square; always begin by squaring off center at the center of the room and starting the pattern along one edge;

When calculating the quantity of tile needed, always add 10% to 15% to your calculated area to account for cutting and losses, although the general rule of thumb is that providing the room is not oddly shaped, 10% will be ample.

A dark area on the patterns below indicates where tiles begin to repeat.

Tile Pattern

Lacework
600 x 300 mm 70%
300 x 300 mm 30%

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Circular Rectangular
600 x 300mm 100%

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Divisible
600 x 600 mm 34%
600 x 300 mm 33%
300 x 300 mm 33%

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Steppingstone
600 x 600 mm 39%
300 x 300 mm 61%

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Herringbone
600 x 300 mm 100%

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Brickwork Square
400 x 400 mm 100%

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Hopscotch
600 x 600 mm 81%
300 x 300 mm 19%

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Dido
600 x 600 mm 56%
600 x 300 mm 11%
300 x 300 mm 33%

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Windmill
600 x 300 mm 89%
300 x 300 mm 11%

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Basketweave Vertical
400 x 200 mm 100%

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Trellis
600 x 600 mm 50%
600 x 300 mm 37%
300 x 300 mm 13%

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Diamond
400 x 400 mm 100%

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Opus
600 x 900 mm 33.5%
600 x 600 mm 44.5%
600 x 300 mm 11%
300 x 300 mm 11%

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Corridor Modular
600 x 600 mm 34%
600 x 300 mm 16%
300 x 300 mm 50%

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Corridor Layered
600 x 600 mm 34%
600 x 300 mm 32%
300 x 300 mm 34%

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Brickwork Vertical Narrow
400 x 200 mm 100%

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Corridor Stacked
600 x 300 mm 66%
300 x 300 mm 34%

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Corridor Vertical
600 x 300 mm 50%
300 x 300 mm 50%

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Herringbone Inserted
600 x 300 mm 56%
300 x 300 mm 44%

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Cobblestone
600 x 300 mm 75%
300 x 300 mm 25%