F3018638 Red Interior Terracotta Facade Panel Archive revisits a LOPO page published in 2013. The former entry associated model F3018638 with red colour, a nominal 300 × 600 × 18 mm format and interior wall wording. That information can trace an earlier material idea, but it is not a current specification. Present product identity, intended use, finish, dimensions, evidence and supply terms all require written project-specific confirmation.
F3018638 archive snapshot
The model, colour and format below preserve the historical listing. The old page also included broad statements about clay composition, environmental benefit, recyclability, performance, certification, weight, production, packing, payment, port and lead time. Those fields and generic tables belong to the 2013 archive, not automatically to a product offered today.
| Archive model | F3018638 |
|---|---|
| Archive description | Red interior wall terracotta facade panel |
| Archive format | 300 × 600 × 18 mm, nominal |
| Archive colour | Red |
| Current status | Legacy reference; current application, product and evidence unverified |
This is the old page’s only body image. It remains unchanged for continuity but is not a calibrated red sample, a verified interior installation reference or proof of current production.
Clarify what “interior wall” means now
The archived title does not identify the building type, room conditions, substrate, edge treatment or complete assembly. An interior concept may involve a lobby feature wall, circulation area or another architectural zone, each with different design and regulatory requirements. Ask LOPO whether F3018638 remains identifiable and which present products are proposed for the stated location.
Describe the project country, building use, wall height, exposure to touch or cleaning, adjacent finishes and visual intent. The appointed design team should define the relevant requirements and assess the complete proposal. A former page title cannot substitute for current product documentation or building-specific coordination.
Establish the desired red appearance
Terracotta red may lean orange, brick, brown, burgundy or blue-red. Surface relief, sheen, firing variation and interior lighting can change how it reads. Warm electric light may intensify orange notes, while cool light can make the same material appear darker. The archive gives no shade range, undertone or finish process.
Review representative physical samples in lighting similar to the intended space and beside flooring, ceilings, metal, stone and coatings. Label every piece with product code, colour, surface, date and status. Photographing the review aids coordination, but the approved physical range should control appearance. Record lighter, typical and darker outcomes rather than relying on one selected sample.
Use the old format for visual studies only
The archived 300 × 600 mm face can inform early studies of horizontal or vertical rhythm. The 18 mm thickness is a former nominal product field, not evidence of current tolerance, mass, strength, span or attachment suitability. Request a dated drawing for the exact candidate and verify current edge geometry and available formats before updating schedules.
Qualified professionals must coordinate corners, openings, interfaces, movement and the project-specific support concept using confirmed system information. This archive supplies no universal loads, spans, support spacing, anchors or installation instructions. If today’s recommended panel differs from the old record, revise elevations, quantities, details and approvals as a coordinated change.
Separate archive marketing from current evidence
Old claims about 100% natural clay, environmental qualities, recyclability, fire, frost, thermal or acoustic behaviour, weathering, durability, impact, certification, capacity, ranking, weight or delivery are historical only. Generic technical tables do not establish current properties for F3018638, a successor panel or a complete interior wall assembly.
Archive boundary: F3018638, red, the nominal 300 × 600 × 18 mm format and former interior-wall wording describe the 2013 entry. A current identified offer, approved samples, dated drawings and applicable evidence must govern any live selection.
Ask for documents that state the exact model, source, specimen, date, scope and intended market. Let the project team determine the declarations, reports and approvals relevant to the space and jurisdiction. Confirm availability, quantity, packaging, programme, delivery and payment through a current quotation rather than old catalogue fields.
Explore current products and design references
Review LOPO’s current terracotta panel overview for present red colours, textures and formats.
Browse terracotta projects to study ceramic scale, rhythm and material combinations.
Visit the architectural terracotta gallery to compare red, brown and glazed design directions.
Use the LOPO contact page for current samples, drawings and evidence.
Reference photographs can shape an interior palette, but they do not prove that the same panel, assembly, performance or approval applies to a new project.
Request a current F3018638 proposal
Send the project location, building and room type, wall area, elevation extracts, target red tone, surface and sheen preference, adjacent materials, approximate quantity and programme. Mention F3018638 and its archived 300 × 600 × 18 mm format so LOPO can trace the old entry without assuming it remains active.
Email roger@lopoterracotta.com or use the contact form. Request current product identification, representative labelled samples, a dated drawing, applicable documentation and project-specific commercial information.
Maintain a comparison record listing product code, proposed application, colour, surface, dimensions, sample status, drawing revision and evidence references. Review labelled pieces in relevant interior light and connect the approved range to the matching quotation and document pack. If a successor is offered, replace the archive code consistently in elevations, schedules, quantities, approvals and procurement correspondence.
Before approval, check that the sample description, drawing dimensions, proposed application and document references agree. Note whether each reviewed piece is an inspiration sample, a range sample or a production benchmark. Keep aesthetic acceptance distinct from technical acceptance, allowing the responsible reviewers to assess appearance, product evidence and the complete interior wall proposal within their separate project roles.