FY3024003 is a 2013 LOPO catalogue reference originally titled Interior Wall Glazed Terracotta Plate. The archived entry recorded a white glazed product at 300 × 600 × 24 mm. Its light-reflective ceramic direction can inform interior feature walls and transitional spaces, but the old page is not a current specification. Availability, white tone, glaze, dimensions, intended use, performance, certification and commercial details all require present, project-specific confirmation.
FY3024003 archive snapshot
The surviving record connects FY3024003 with a nominal format, white colour, glazed description and interior-wall title. It also carried broad environmental and performance claims, old weight and lead-time fields, certification references and a generic technical table. These fields preserve the 2013 page and should not be copied as current facts.
| Item | FY3024003 |
|---|---|
| Archived description | Glazed terracotta plate for an interior wall |
| Archived size | 300 × 600 × 24 mm |
| Archived colour | White |
| Archived surface | Glazed |
| Status | Legacy reference; current product, glaze, application and evidence unverified |
This is the page’s only original body image. It is a generic historical panel photograph, not a verified FY3024003 white-glaze sample, interior installation reference or current production image.
Define the intended white glaze
Glazed white ceramic may appear warm, cool, cream, pale grey or highly reflective depending on glaze chemistry, clay body, surface texture and light. The one-word archive colour does not establish undertone, gloss level, opacity, edge appearance or an acceptable production range.
Provide a physical colour reference and describe the desired sheen. Review current samples beside lighting, metal, stone, timber, paint and other interior finishes. Examine them under the project’s representative daylight and artificial lighting, then record colour and glaze as distinct approved attributes.
Develop the interior wall design brief
A glazed ceramic surface can create a crisp focal wall, a quieter pale backdrop or a transition between interior and exterior material languages. Module orientation, joint rhythm, corners, openings and lighting shape that expression. These are design questions rather than evidence that the archived item remains suitable or available.
State the room type, expected visual role, exposure to touch, cleaning expectations and relationship to adjacent materials. Ask for current product guidance relevant to that environment. Any requirements for reaction to fire, emissions, hygiene, impact, maintenance or other project criteria need applicable documentation for the exact proposed product.
Use the 300 × 600 × 24 mm record cautiously
The historic two-to-one proportion can support early horizontal coursing or a more vertical arrangement when rotated. It may help test scale around doors, counters and feature zones. Mark the archive size as provisional until a dated current drawing confirms the available dimensions and tolerances.
The 24 mm record does not establish weight, strength, support compatibility or wall-system performance. Qualified professionals should coordinate the actual substrate, interfaces and complete design using current product and project information, without deriving generic loads, spans, spacing, anchorage or installation instructions from this archive.
Replace old claims with current product evidence
The 2013 environmental language, composition assertions, performance values, weights, delivery timing, certification references and generic table may relate to a former specimen, product family or market. None automatically applies to FY3024003, a current alternative or the complete interior wall proposal.
Request a present material and glaze description, nominal dimensions, tolerances, colour range, edge expectations, intended applications and care guidance. Ask for dated declarations, reports and certificates that clearly identify or cover the exact candidate and destination. Confirm sample status, quantity, packaging, programme and delivery in a current quotation.
Archive boundary: FY3024003, white, glazed and 300 × 600 × 24 mm preserve the 2013 listing. A current offer, approved sample, dated drawing and applicable evidence define any product selected now.
Explore current ceramic products and references
Review LOPO’s current terracotta panel overview for present colours, surfaces and format discussions.
Browse terracotta cladding projects for ceramic material context and architectural scale.
Visit the architectural terracotta gallery to compare glazed, unglazed, textured and three-dimensional expressions.
Use the LOPO contact page for current samples, drawings, documentation and quotations.
Built references can refine an interior material brief, but their exact products, applications, evidence and approvals remain project-specific.
Request a current FY3024003 review
Share the project location, room type, wall area, elevations, target white reference, desired sheen, adjacent finishes, cleaning expectations, approximate quantity and programme. Mention FY3024003 and its archived format so LOPO can trace the concept without assuming the former item remains available.
Email roger@lopoterracotta.com or contact LOPO Terracotta. Request a current glazed product recommendation, representative white samples, dated drawings, applicable documents, care information and a quotation for the exact candidate.
Give each option a unique product and sample code. Record whether a piece is an inspiration reference, colour-range sample, glaze feasibility sample or proposed production benchmark. Retain the labelled physical sample and connect it to the matching drawing and evidence set.
Prepare a comparison register for each candidate, recording its current name, sample code, white undertone, sheen, nominal size, drawing date, intended-use statement, care guidance and document references. This helps the design team distinguish visual approval from technical review and prevents evidence for one glazed product from being paired with another.
Where the wall has a prominent public role, consider a representative material board or project mock-up through the project’s normal review process. Record the lighting conditions and adjoining finishes used in that review. A digital photograph can document the decision, but the labelled physical benchmark should remain the controlling appearance reference.
If the present proposal changes the model, dimensions, colour or glaze, update elevations, schedules and quantities together. Keep application, performance, certification, availability, packaging and delivery open until written responses resolve them. This creates a traceable route from an old interior plate entry to a current material decision.