Outdoor Decorative 50mm Terracotta Brick Paver: 2013 Archive is retained as the title of a LOPO record from 2013. The old page presented natural clay, a red matt appearance, outdoor floor paving and a nominal 100 × 200 × 50 mm format. The retained image filename is only a tracing clue; it is not treated as an Item No. or product model. Those words and values identify the archive only. They do not confirm a current product, material, finish, dimension, outdoor application or supply status. A live proposal requires written product identification, representative samples, dated technical information and current commercial confirmation.
Review the 2013 Source Archive
The former listing combined appearance, application, performance, certification and packing fields in one short product page. The snapshot below preserves those clues for source tracing without presenting them as a current data sheet.
| Source identity status | No verified Item No. or product model; the image filename is only a tracing clue |
|---|---|
| Archived nominal size | 100 × 200 × 50 mm |
| Archived material wording | Natural Clay |
| Archived appearance | Red and matt |
| Archived application | Outdoor floor paving |
| Current status | Unverified legacy reference; request a current written response |
The photograph can support an initial conversation about a rectangular red paving module. It is not a calibrated colour reference, a finish sample or evidence that the pictured legacy item remains in production.
Treat Red and Matt as Historic Appearance Cues
Red can cover orange-red, brick red, brown-red and deeper fired-clay tones. Matt may describe low sheen, but the archive does not define texture, tonal range, edge character or a measurable surface property. Screen settings, lighting and photography can change all of these impressions. Request several labelled current samples and review them with the proposed landscape palette under relevant viewing conditions.
Record the current product code, colour name, surface, sample date and intended role for every piece. Separate inspiration samples from any proposed production benchmark. The term Natural Clay also belongs to the 2013 record and is not a present composition or environmental declaration. Ask for dated material information tied to the exact candidate rather than inferring composition or sustainability from the title or image.
Use the Archived 50 mm Format Only as a Reference
The old 100 × 200 × 50 mm entry may help communicate a compact rectangular proportion and a substantial visual edge. It does not establish present nominal dimensions, tolerances, mass, edge geometry, availability or suitability. The words 50mm and outdoor in the former title are equally historical; neither should enter a current schedule as a confirmed property.
Ask for a dated drawing for the proposed product and make every sample, drawing, quantity record and quotation refer to the same identifier. If a successor differs from the legacy entry, update the design record and procurement information together. Do not combine the old size with a current image or report belonging to another paver.
Recheck Every Former Function and Certificate
Archive boundary: acid resistance, antibacterial action, heat insulation, non-slip, firebrick and wear-resistance wording appeared as historic functions. Packing information and the truncated “GB/T19001-2000/ISO9001:200” text also belong solely to the 2013 page. None is current evidence, certification or a project conclusion.
In particular, non-slip is not a current slip-resistance classification, and firebrick is not a current fire declaration for a product or complete floor. Antibacterial and heat-insulation language likewise require defined methods, specimens and scope before they can be evaluated. The incomplete certification string must not be repaired, expanded or represented as a valid present certificate.
Request dated documents that identify the exact proposed product, issuer, specimen, test method, result, scope and destination market. Responsible project reviewers should decide which evidence applies. Confirm current packing, quantity, minimum order, production window, delivery and payment in a project-specific quotation rather than carrying any old commercial field forward.
Keep Floor Paving Separate from System Design
Floor paving describes the archived use broadly, not a complete current pavement or universal outdoor solution. The actual site, exposure, traffic, accessibility requirements, drainage concept, interfaces and maintenance context must be assessed for the named project by its responsible professionals using current information.
This archive provides no generic substrate build-up, structural load, slope, joint width, fixing, setting or installation instructions. Share project drawings and requirements with LOPO so the response can identify a current candidate and relevant product documents. Appearance approval alone cannot establish technical suitability, and an old application label cannot replace project-specific design and review.
Explore Current Floor Tile Products and Projects
Use the current terracotta tile product overview to discover present product routes, then verify the exact floor candidate in writing.
Browse terracotta projects for material scale, colour and context without assuming that another project used the pictured legacy item.
Review the terracotta flooring gallery as visual research, not proof of current product identity or performance.
Visit the LOPO contact page to request current samples, drawings, documentation and commercial information.
Current directories and project photographs can refine a brief, but they do not make archived sizes, functions or availability current. Keep visual references distinct from verified product records.
Request a Current Paver Review
Send the project country, floor location, indoor or outdoor context, approximate area, expected use, desired red tone and matt character, drawing extracts, destination and required evidence. Cite the retained 2013 page, the archived 100 × 200 × 50 mm format and the retained image as historical source references, not confirmed specifications.
Email roger@lopoterracotta.com or use the contact form. Ask LOPO to identify any current option and supply labelled representative samples, a dated drawing, applicable product-specific evidence, current packing details and a quotation.
Maintain a comparison register for product identity, material statement, dimensions, colour, surface, sample role, drawing revision, evidence scope and commercial status. Leave unanswered fields open. Before selection, confirm that samples, drawings, reports and quotation all name the same current candidate; preserve the source page separately as a 2013 cross-reference if a successor is proposed.