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Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern

Drawing of the Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern used in tile and paving logics

In a Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern rectangular tiles are laid in a traditional brick pattern. But unlike a traditional brick pattern, the Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern utilizes two rectangle sizes. In one row one size is place side by side, and the next row alternates with the second tile size being placed to another.

In a Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern rectangular tiles are laid in a traditional brick pattern. But unlike a traditional brick pattern, the Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern utilizes two rectangle sizes. In one row one size is place side by side, and the next row alternates with the second tile size being placed to another.

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Wall Tile Sizes (1:2 rectangle):
1” x 2” | 25 x 51 mm
2” x 4” | 51 x 102 mm

Floor Tile Sizes (1:2 rectangle):
3” x 6” | 76 x 152 mm
4” x 8” | 102 x 204 mm
5” x 10” | 127 x 254 mm
6” x 12” | 152 x 304 mm

Shapes: Rectangle (1:2), rectangle (1:4)
Variations: Vertical, horizontal

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Drawings include:
Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern sample, unit logic

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Wikipedia - Tile
Wikipedia - Pavement

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Tiles, and related pavers, are manufactured repeatable units arranged in various patterns as floor or wall coverings. Crafted with durable materials such as ceramic, clay, metal, stone, wood, and glass, tiles are commonly used where it is desired to have easy to clean and impact resist surfaces.

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Square Brickwork Pattern

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Two Tile English Bond Pattern

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Rectangular Vertical Brickwork Pattern

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Two Tile Pinwheel Pattern

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Two Tile Herringbone Pattern

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Octagon Dot Pattern

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Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern

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Rectangular Herringbone Pattern

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Two Tile Basketweave Pattern

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Square Grid Pattern

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Triangle Random Pattern

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Two Tile Hopscotch Pattern

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Triangle Grid Pattern

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Two Tile Cobblestone Pattern

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Two Tile English Cross Bond Pattern

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Two Tile Brickweave Pattern

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Rectangular Straight Stack Bond Pattern

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Rectangular Basketweave Pattern

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Diamond Pattern

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Hexagon Pattern

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Triangle Diamond Pattern

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Two Tile Windmill Pattern

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Rectangular Stretcher Bond Pattern

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Triangle Flip Pattern

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