What is this type of tile called?

[Old Mod]

yes 1200x600 4.8 very little intressed

That's a shame, all the sorting is done for u! Haha

 

[andyb1]

Done some of them last week.

 

[Old Mod]

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Done some of them last week.

Is that 4 patterns on one Andy?

 

[andyb1]

Yes mate 4 on 1, 24 variations.

 

[Spare Tool]

how big is your porch

About a sqm outside, under cover, and 2 sqm inside

 

[Old Mod]

Seems to be springing up in all types of guises now!

 

[Lee@emctiles]

proving popular these designs tbh.

Heres one we are doing well with provenza, which is a 44.2x44.2 cm porcelain tile.

 

[Dan]

I like that one.

 

[AliGage]

They're called Encaustic tiles @Dan
But I don't believe that's the name for that type of multi patterned tile but more how they are created/produced.
Originally the were small slabs if cement, to which the patterns were created using various coloured clays. Then kilned.
These days it's all printed on. Originals are definitely better, I haven't found a modern day replica that doesn't look exactly that.

For a hallway or porch u think I'd still opt for a victorian/geo floor. I think the use of Encaustic tiles will go out of fashion as quickly as it came in personally

 

[Dan]

Can always stick a rug over it then though lol