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Large format tile layout patterns.
From 16 inch tile and larger browse our extensive collection of stunning large format tile.
This pattern is made up of v shaped rows of 45 degree angled tiles.
For plank sized tiles like our capella birch porcelain tile above it is important to use a 1 3 offset pattern as shown in the illustration below instead of a standard 1 2 offset pattern often used for smaller tiles.
A living space goes from bland to beautiful with the addition of high polished large format square tiles.
Its bigger size provides elegance and a minimalist design to any room.
Explore layout patterns to help you plan the installation.
Large format brick bond brick bond is also a popular layout and although using an oversized brick is not technically different from a standard brick the overall effect is another interesting look.
Beware the normal brick pattern with large format ceramic tile.
A contrasting grout color highlights the unique design.
For example if you lay 18 by 18 tiles in a 40 inch wide hallway you have three layout.
Small format brick bond the most traditional tile laying pattern and reminiscent of its victoriana heritage the 50 50 brick bond is suitable for tiles under 30x60cm.
In such a pattern the center of the rectangular tiles regularly lines up next to the edge of the square tiles.
Popular on backsplashes subway tiles attain new heights of style in a herringbone layout.
24 x 24 tile patterns this large format tile will work in patterns and layouts like any other square shape.
Installing large format tiles often requires more cutting and waste in order to achieve a pleasing layout.
When tiling in a brick bond pattern we recommend allowing 10 extra for cuts and breakages.
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A tile or stone larger than 16 x 16 is generally defined as large format large format tile in normal 50 brick pattern due in part to customer demand tile manufacturers have shifted focus to promoting and providing these larger tile.
A modular pattern is any pattern where multiple sizes are used in a repeating combination for example when 24 x 24 tiles are installed with 12 x24 12 x12 6 x12 and 6 x6 tiles.
Large format tiles allow for a variety of intriguing patterns including traditional brick patterns herringbone straight joint chevrons cobblestone basket weave and circular rectangular.